Review for final Flashcards

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name of vertical plane divding right and left

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equally
-median plane
unequal
-saggital plane

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name of vertical plane divding into anterior and posterior

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frontal/coronal plane

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name of plane divides into superior and inferir

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transverse plane

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name of not vertical plane different from the rrest

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oblique plane

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movement occuring on same side

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ipsilateral

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opposite of opposition

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reposition

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skeleton of bones of head, neck and trunk

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axial skeleton

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skeleton of bones of limbs including shoulder and pelvic girdels

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appendicular

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why are newborns soft and flexible

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mostyl composed of cartilage (boens have not yet ossified)

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2 other names for spongy bones

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trabecular of cancellous

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in what structure of the bones are blood cells and platelets formed

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medullary (marrow) cavity

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qhat is the first layer of bone and what type of tissue

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periosteum
-fibrous connective tissue

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what tissue surrounds cartilage elements of bone

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perichondrium
-exluding articular cartilage

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type of bone - tubular structures (humers, phalanges)

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long bones

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type of bone - cuboidal and where are they only found

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short bones
-ankle and wrist

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type of bone - usually for protective function and give example

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flat bones
-cranium bones

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type of bone - various shapers other than long short or flat give example

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irregular bones
-those of the face

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type of bone - protect tendons from excessive wear and give example

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sesamoid bone
-patella

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the 3 types of joints

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fibrous
cartilaginous
synovial

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what makes a fibrous joint

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articulation of bones united by fibrous tissue

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3 types of fibrous joints

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suture
gomphosis
syndesmosis

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joint that has bones joined by an interossesous ligament of sheet of fibrous tissue and give exaple

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fibrous syndesmosis
-joining of middle radius and ulna or middle tibia and fibula

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joint where fibrous tissue, periodontium anchors tooth to socket

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fibrous gomphosis

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what makes a cartilaginous joint

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articulation by hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage

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type of joint united by hyaline cartilage and give exapmle
primary cartilaginous joint (synchondrosis) -developing long bone, epiphysis and body joint by ephiphysial plate
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type of joint united by fibrocartilage and give an example
secondary cartilaginous joint (symphysis) -intervertebral joint (intervertebral disc)
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what makes a synovial joint
contains a space that has fluid
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muscle type - feather like, has 3 diff types
pennate -unipennate -bipennate -multipennate
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muscle type - spindle shaped
fusiform
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muscle type - flat muscles witth parallel fibers
parallel muscl
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muscle type - broad attachement and converge to a single attachment
convergent muscles
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muscle type - surround body opening
circular muscle
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muscle type - 2 bellies ina series, sharing common intermediate tendon
digastric muscle
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automatic and not voluntary reflex
automatic
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slight contraction, no movement
tonic contraction
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contraction where no movmenet occurs but tension is above tonic levels
isometric
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contraction where changes mouscle length to produce movement
isotonic
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contraction produces movment thart shortens the msucle
concentric
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contraction produces mvoemnt that lenghtens the muscle
eccentric
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covering of individual muscle fibers
endomysium
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group of fibers covered by
perimysium
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entire muscle covered by
epimysium
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layers of coverings of spinal cord from superficial to deep
dura mater arachnoid mater pia mater
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type of nerve matter that contains nerve cell bodies
gray matter
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type of nerve matter that contains interconnecting fiber tract systems
white matter
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name the parts of the peripheral nervous sytem and briefly what they do
somatic -voluntary movement autonomic -involuntary 1. sympatheitc (thoracolumbar) -catabolic (fight or flight) 2. parasympatheic (craniosacral) =anabolic -peace
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name the NORMAL curves of each veterbral section
-cerviccal lordosis -thoracis kyphosis -lumbar lordosis -sacral kyphosis
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another name of facet joints of vertebrae
zygapophysial
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when there is excessive inward curvature of vertebrae what is this calles and thsi can be a side effect of what
excessive lordosis -excessive lumbar lordosis from pregnancy
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when there is excessive outward curvature of spine what is this called
excessive kyphosis
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when there is curvature on lateral side of spine this is called what
scoliosis
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how to tell if its a cervical vertebrae
body -small and wide foramen -large and triangular transverse processes -small or absent -anterior and posterior tubercles articular processes -stacked on top of each other and point out striaght spinous processes -short and bifid
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how to tell if its a thoracic vertebrae
body -heart shaped -facets for ribs foramen -small and circular transverse processes -long -facets for ribs articular processes -stick out laterally spinous processes -long -overlap adjacent bodiesfac
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name of facet of body of thoracic vertebrae fofr rib
demifacet
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name of facet on transverse processes of thoracic vertebrae for rib
transverse costal facet
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how to tell if its a lumbar vertebrae
body -massive -kidney shaped foramen -trangular transverse processes -long and slender spinous processes -short -hatchet shaped
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name layers of iv disc from superficial to deep
anulus fibrosus nucleus pulposus
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what happens to iv disc when it is weight bearingq
gets smushed -sticks out on every side
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what happens to iv disc during lateral flexion
smushes on side its lfexion and extends on opposite side
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what happens to the nucleus pulpposus as one ages
dehydrates becomes dry and granular and then becomes thinner
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what happens to the anulus fibrosus with age
thickens -develops cracks and cavities
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blood flow in anulus fibrosus
avascular
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between what vertebrae is there no iv disc
c1 and c2
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laminae of adjacent vertebrae attached b y what
ligament flava
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adjacent spinous processes are united by what
interspinous ligaments -supraspinous ligaments
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what ligament merges with the nuchal ligament
supraspinous ligament
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what movement does the atlantooccipital joint permit
nodding movement - yes
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what movement does the atlantoaxial joint permit
head to turn side to side - no
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what type of joint is the atlantoocipital joint
condyloid synovial joint
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what are the 3 atlantoaxial joints and what tpye of joitns
later and medial atlantoaxial (plane synovial joints) median atlantoaxial (pivot)
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what regions of the vertebral column are movements freer
cervical and lumbar
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spinal cord begins as a contrinuation of what
medulla oblaganta
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what part of spinal cord innervates upper limbs
cervical enlargement
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what part of spinal cord innervates lower limbs
lumbosacral enlargement
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what is the space around the spinal cord called
vertebral canal
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name of the end of the formal spinal cord
conus medullaris
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horsetail of spinal cord
cauda equina
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what part of spinal cord acts as shock absorber
epidural fat
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what type of joint is intervertberal
symphysis
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what type of joitns are costovertebral and costotransverse
synovial plane
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what type of joints are sternocostal
1st; synchodosis 2-7; synovial plane
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sternoclavicular joint type
saddle synovial joint
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costochondral joint type
synchondrosis
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interchondral joint type
synovial plane
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manubriosternal joint type
symphysis
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xiphisternal joint typre
synchondrosis
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forced inspiration does what tp rib cage
elevates and widen
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forced experition does what to rib cage
depresses and comprosess
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