RANDOM BLACBOOK Flashcards

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What is anatomy?

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sci - sructure - reln to its parts

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What constitutes structure?

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skeleton- bony framework
protects- gives shape- plsce for attachment

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What is physiology

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study of fx

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What is a tissue

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grp / layer of similar specialized cells - perform specialized fx

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histology

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study of strcture / arrange of tissues

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CLASSIFICATION OF TISSUES

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epithelial
connective
muscular
nervous

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continuous layer - cover body surface / lining body cavity

fx: seucretion-absorption-secretion-sensation

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epithtelial

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supports + holds together other cells

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Connective tissue

Ex
bone
cartilage
tendon
ligament
fibrous ct

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non living material

secreted by cells of ct

becomes bonding & supporting matl b\n cells

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matrix

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controls contractions of muscles

Composition?

Types?

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  • Muscular t

-elongated cylindrical - spindle shaped cells -small longt // contractile fibers

-skeletal
smooth
cardiac m

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  1. fx: conduction of electochmical nerve impulses
  2. Why neuron cells join together
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nervous tissue

-to pass impulses over long dist -body

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what is mitosis

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reg division of cells

ability to renew itself- growth of tiss - due to multiolication of cell members

each 2 resultant cell same # & chromos of parent

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describe cell structure (7)

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protoplasm - gelatin; mass of cell (protein mol-fatty matls-carbo-salts)

plasma memb- outer surf of cell; elastic cover ; regs passing of contents (nuutrients- waste-secretions)

nucleus - directs cell acts- genes-traits ; granules (chromatin)

nuclear membrane - sep from rest - regs matls in out nucleus

cytoplasm - senuifluuuid matl (drroplets, vacuuoles, granules, fibrils)

centrioles - small cylind adj to nucleus - role in cell division

endoplasmic reticula - tubuular strand - small spaghetti spread outu from cytoplasm

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What is an organ

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single unit of a system conp of variouusu tiss perform particular fx

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what is a system

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group of organ - division of labor

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circulatory system

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transport matls throughout body

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Respiratory system

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provides exchange off oxygen and co2

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digestive system

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provides for
intake - breakdown-absorption of food

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excretory system

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elimination of waste

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skeletal system

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body locomotion & support

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muusccular system

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mvmt & locomotion in conjuction w skeletal sys

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nervvous system

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conduucts impulses around body
& integrates activities of systems

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endocrine system

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coordinator of body fx

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reproduuctive system

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continuation of species

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sensory system
receives stimuli in & out of body
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what factors detss density of tissue amd organs
dep on composition of cell structure - solid -empty-filled
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Skin fx
- protect form envt bacteria -maintain internal envt -shields blows-friction-rpressure -waterproof -protect from uuv - suntan - thermostat - control elim of heat / insulation - excretoryy -thruu sweat glands - contain- sense receptors - feel pressure &U temp-pain - discctim b/n objec
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describe strucuuutre of bone
PERIOSTEUM = vasuular - bvs at end covering bone ; - inner layer lined in growing bone contains OSTEOBLAST (bone forming cells) CORTEX - uunder periosteum; comp: dense compact bone CANCELLOUS BONE - inner spongy, porous section froming a layer under a cortex MEDULLA -cavity of shafft bone ENDOSTEUM - lining of bone cavity BONE MARROW - tissue contained w/in cavity of long bone *YELLOW BONE MARROW - adult; muuo FAT * RED BW - lil fat; supplied w blood & ERHYTHROBLAST (reddish colored cells) ; where RBC fromed NUUTRIENT FORAMINA - small opening - bv - nutrient artery
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BONE CLASSIFICATION
LONG BONES = 2 extremities & shaft; provided w medullary canal - contains marrow SHORT BONES - small irregular shaoe ; muo cancellous tissue ; compact issue - surface FLAT BONES = extensive protection and broad surfaces -- for muscle attach IRREGULAR BONE= peculiar shape - vertebra
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Explain DIAPHYSIS EPIPHYSIS EPIPHYSEAL LINE METAPHYSIS
DIAPHYSIS = middle; pmry center of ossification EPIPHYSIS = ends ; secondary center of ossif EPIPHYSEAL LINE = thin cartilge sep diaphysis and epiphysis METAPHYSIS = middle of epiphysis and diaphysis
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JOINT CLASIFICATION
Immovable/fibrous = permit no mvmt; ossified later; skull Slightly movable/ cartilogenous joint = where cartilage unite the bone;hard hyaline +disk of s9fter fibrocartilage ;limited motion; vertebra Freely movable /Synovial joint = smooth articulsr cartilage ; oiled by synovial fluid
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TYPES OF FREELY MOVING JOINTS
GLIDING = slides; no rotation; vertebra, intercarpal HINGE = w angular mvmt; elbow bending SADDLE = 2 angular mvmts @ right angle; b&f s&s ; CPMJ Thumb PIVOT = rotate; ulna-annular (stabilisze ulna to elbow) BLL ND SOCKET = hip, shoulder; fit to concave CONDYLOID = circumduction; metacarp j
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AXIAL VS APPENDICULAR
AXIAL = SVRS skull Vertebrae -33 sep vbones Ribs 1-7 st 8-10 byc 11-12 Sternum APPENDICULAR = ULPS upper Lower Pelvis Shoulder girdles
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MUSCLE FX
Movmt (contraction-pulling) Maintain posture Support joints Pomote quick mvmt
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What is: MUSCLE TONUS ?
Fully relaxed muscle may contract to approx half is length but retain full state of tension
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SYSTOLIC VS DIASTOLIC PRESSURE
Systolic = highest pressure (contraction heart) Diastolic = lowest (relaxing)
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Where to exedent attempt to find pulse
RUSF Radial artery = lat ant wrist Ulnar = med ant wrist Sperficia temporal a = ant to eam Femoral = groin
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What is: METABOLISM ?
Sum of all chem act to provide Growth Maintenance Repair PE 》 KE + HEAT 》SUBS
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What is: ENDOCRINE GLANDS ?
"Ductless" Secrete subs to bloodstream than duct P4T3LSDAO Pineal Pituitary Parathyroid Pncreas Thyroid Thymus Testes Liver Stomach Duodenum Adrenal Ovaries
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Px: JOINTS
Permit mvmt = action of muscles
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CRANIAL BONES (8)
1 OCCIPITAL = back; contain FMag 2 PPARIETAL = upper 2 TEMPORAL = lat walls 1 SPHENOID = anterior 1 ETHMOID = form part of orbit,nasal f,cranial ba 1 FRONTAL = forehead
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SUTURES OF CRANIAL BONES
SAGITTAL = 2 parietal bones at top CORONAL = unite frontal -parietal -sagittal LAMBDOID = occip-parieta SQUAMOSAL = tempo - pariet
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Facial bones are ppaired except for 2
Vomar Mandible
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SINUSES / PARANASAL SINUSES
Add resonance to voice Bony cavities w/in cranium and facial MAXILLARY = sup to maxilla (upper jawbone) FRONTAL = w/in frontal bone ETHMOID = "" ethmoid b SPHENOID ="" s0henoid b
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3 FACIAL CAVITIES
ORBITAL NASAL ORAL
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Enumerate VERTEBRAE
Cervical 1-7 THORACIC 1-12 LUMBAR 1- 5 SACRUM 5 fused but classif as 1 bone COCCYX 4 fused
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Parts of: VERTEBRA
BNVSTALPT Body Neural arch Vertebra formen Spinous process Transverse process Articular process Lamina Pedicles Transverse foramina
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AXIS VS ATLAS
AXIS = C2 ; strongest cervical (thick spinous process) ; has Odontoid (long prominence; fit into atlas opening) ATLAS =C1
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Larger bodies among all vertebrae Triangular vertebral formina Hatchet shaped spinous process
Lumbar
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Type of joint b/n articular procss of vertebrae
Gliding joint = b/n each vertebrae Held together by ligaments (Tough fibrous tissue)
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Fused to increase stabiity of pelvis Posterior wall of pelv
Sacrum
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Parts i : HUMERUS
ANATOMIC NECK = bn greate ler tub RADIAL FOSSA = ant sup to capitulum OLECRANON FOSSA = post sup trochlea SHAFT /BODY =long bone ; center w medullary cavity GREATER TUBEROSITY = eminence protru lat proximal SURGICAL NECK = below tuber; freq fx site HEAD = rounded proximal
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Longer of the 2 bones and larger at proximal end (olecranon p) in forearm
Ulna
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Rounded head at proximal end Loc on thumb side Distal end thicker (site of colles fx)
Radius
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Wrist bones (8)
SoLeTThePinkyHereComesTheThumb SCAPHOID (NAVICULAR) LUNATE TRIQUETRIUM (TRIANGULAR) PISIFORM HAMATE CAPITATE TRAPEZIUM (GREATER MULTANGULAR) TRAPEZOID (LESSER MULTANGULAR)
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2 portions if pelvis
False and true pelvis
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Used as a landmark at its junction w the body for the midline of the diaphragm Upper surface of liver Lower border of heart
Xiphoid tip
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Longest larget bone in thebody
Femur
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Innominate/hip bones
Ilium Ischium Pubis
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Major px: Trasmit weight of body from pelvis to lower extremities
Femur
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Largest of the sesamoid bones Smooth in posterior Articulate w femur
Kneecap / patella
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Eminence or deep groove sep 2 condyles at distak end of femur
Intercondylar notch
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2 bones lower leg
FIBULA = lat; smaller ; lateral malleolus at distal end ; articulate w tibia TIBIA = larger (2nd to the femur); junction w fibula ;medial mlleolus
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What does the Medial and lateral malleolus form?
ANKLE MORTISE
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TARSAL BONES
TigerCubsNeedMILC TALUS CALCANEUS NAVICULAR MEDIAL INTERMEDIATE LATERAL CUNEIFORM CUBOID
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Larges bone of tarsus Beneath astragalus Provide shape and support heel
Calacaneus / calcis
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Body systems
MURDERS LINC MUSCULAR URINARY REPRODUCTIVE DIGESTIVE RESPIRATORY SKELETAL LYMPGATIC INTEGUMENTARY NERVOUS CIRCULATORY
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Digestive sys parts
28 ft Mouth to anus Mouth Pharynx Esophgus Stomach SI LI ANUS RECTUM
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# SALIVARY GLANDS
3 Sublingual = ant base tongue Parotid = front of ear Submaxillry /Submandibular = mandible
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Describe PHARYNX
Continuation of digestion from mouth 3 Nasopharynx Oropharnyx Larnygopharnyx
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Opening at upper end of esophagus b4 stomach
Cardia
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Opening into intestine
Pylorus
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Portion bulging upward and left in stomach
Fundus
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SMALL INTESTINE
22 to 25 ft Pylorus to ileocecal junction DUODENUM JEJUNUM ILEUM
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Which ducts empty into duodenum
Pancreatic d CBD
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LARGE INTESTINE PARTS
5 ft CECUM = blind sac ; @ RIliac fossa ASC COLON = contacts w liver (hpticflexure) TRANSVERSE = hepticto splnic (r &l colic) flexure DESC COLON = down infron of L kidney tp pelvis SIGMOID COLON =desc to rectum (rectum 8 inch)
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LARGEST GLAND R hypochondriac uper epigastric Fx?
Liver Bile secretion Metabolic fx (carbo, fat, protein)
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Accessory glands involved w digestion
PANCREAS = toward hilum of spleen; provides juice (dogestive enzymes) LIVER = blie, glycogen fx; protein GALLBLDDER = store bile; involuntry muscle-need fat to contract to push bile to SI
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APPENDIX
2-6 inch Pouch at lower end cecum
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Describe kidney
Loc at poterior abdomen Beneath diaphragm R kidney lower Hilum at medial bord kidney (renal a&v, pelvis enter k; ureter leaves)
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Ureters
10 to 12 in Urine > Kidny to ub
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Reswrvoir of urine
Urinar bladder
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Urethra
Urine > bladder to the exterior Male 6in Fem 4 cm
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Principal pathways of excretion
SKIN = sweat ,oil LUNGS =co2 INTESTINE =food residue KIDNEYS =water ,urine
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System that is composed of blood vascular system and lymphatic system
Circulatory sys Lymph sy (drains excess fluids and proteins from tisses back to bloodstream ~preventing tissue swelling) Lymph =wbc &chyle (fluid from intestine)
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Parts of lymphatic system
Lacteal of intestina walls Lymph capillaries Lymphatic vessels Lymph nodes Spleen
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Cardiac cycle
Contraction = systole Relaxtion = diastole
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What is :PULSE PRESSURE
Difference bn systolic and diastolic pressure
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Which nerv system supplies the heart
Involuntary (autonomic) nrvous syestem & Intrinsic autonomic "" *heart cpntinue to beat if external nerve severed ~ POWER OF RHYTMIC CONTRACTIVITY
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Vessels convey blood from arteries to vein
Capillaries
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Parts pf nervous sys
CENTRAL = brain &spinal cord PERIPHERAL = nerves branching out ut from brain and spjnal cord
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Part of nervous sys that control activity of Cardiac and smooth muscle Sweat and digestuve Certqin endocrine glands
Autonomic sys Div into : sympathetic ad parasymphathetic
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Parts of the ear
EXTERNAL / AURICLE = cartilage; @ side head; collect sound vib of air thru external aditory canal MIDDLE EAR = irreg shape in temporal bone;filled w air and auditory ossicles (INCUS MALLEUS STAPES); conduct vibration (tympanic mem to internal INTERNAL EAR = receptors for hearing and equillibrium of body (gravty,motion) w petrouz portion of temporal bone
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Has a more wie spread effext on other glands Either modifies or controls their secretions "Leader"
Pituitary gldn ANTERIOR = master of other glands POSTERIOR = effect on smooth muscle > causing contraction
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Describe BRAIN
/"Encephalon" = center of nervous Tiss mem Coverings: DURA MATER ARACHNOID PIA MATER 2 layers of matter : GRAY &WHITE 3 MAIN PARTS: FOREBRAIN= cereba hemisphere MIDBRAIN= connect foreb to pon & cereb HINDBRAIN = (MEDULLA OBLONGATA, PONS,CEREBELLUM) FXAL PARTS CERERUM CEREBELUM PONS MEDULLA OBLONGATA
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FXL PARTS OF BRAIN
CEREBRUM : most thinking & emotion 2 hemisp = lat ventricles CEREBELUM = post bn occipital lobe of cereb; Coordinzte mvmts & maintain equillib 2 hemisphere & central portion (VERMIS) PONS = white; midde of crnial at bse of skull Connect midbr to med.obl Longitud (medob-cerebrum) & trnsvese fibers (cerebel-pons) MEDULLA OBLONGATA =bulb of the brain; conduct impulses to &from spinzl cord - brain
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Spinal cord
18 in Upper 2/3 of spinal canal - upper L2 Part of Cns Csf inspinal canal
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CSF
Clear colorless watery -fill cns Formed: CHOROID PLEXUS (ventricles) Protect cns from mechanica injury ~ shock absober Pthway for exchang of nutrientz and waste bn bloodstream
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Composition of csf
Water Glcose Potassium Sodium chlorde Protein Wbc 100-200 ml (adult) Gravity: 1.004 -1.008
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CSF flow
Lat vent Foramen of monro 3rd ventr Aquedut sylvius 4th vent Openings: cranial subarachanoid space, foramina of magendie Spinal cord and brain Drained by filtration (arachnoid vili)
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CRANIAL NERVES
Oh. Some Oh. Say Oh. Marry To. Money Touch. But And. My Feel. Brothers A. Say Girls. Big Vagina Brain Ah. Matters Heaven Most
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Is an rterial anastomosis at the base of the brain
Circle of willis
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Ductless glnds
"Endocrin glands" Organs w fx :prodyce special secretions (gland >hormonez>excte organ activity) to blood /lymph
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Ductles gland organs
P3S2T2 SPLEEN = produce blood &fight dse PINEAL BODY = devt of 👁 PITUITARY = protected by sella turcica : ANT = secrete hrmone >thyroid metab, carb m, sex, growth :POST = horm >BP &constricting arteries THYROID= thyroxin >body growth& nervous stability PARATHYROID = calcium metab (imp for bone,blood,other tiss) THYMUS= body growth & reproductive orgsns SUPRARENALS = Medulla : adrenaline, reg temp & bp Cortex: water & salt metab
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MALE REPRODUCTIVE
TESTIS = sperm cell, male hormnes EPIDIDYMIS = duct - ductus deferenz DUCTUS DEFERENS SEMINAL VESICLE = semen reservoir EJACULATORY DUCT BULBOURETHRAL GLAND = cowpers ;secrete seminal fluid PROSTATE GLAND= secrete fluid ~ sperm mobile SCROTUM = support testes PENIS = erectile tizsue (glans penis=distal end) (prepuce-foreskin) URETHRA = passage for uine & semen
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FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE
OVARIES = egg / ovum UTERUS = bn ub & rectum; behind pubisymph FALLOPIAN TUBES =uterine tubes/ oviducts ; carry ovum donwrd for conception VAGINA =3 in; CLITORIS = pnis