Review Skeletal And Muscles Flashcards

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1
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name given to the long bone

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diaphysis

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where is the bone marrow produced

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spongy bones and the ends of the long bone

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is dense and looks smooth and homogeneous

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compact bone

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do not fit into any other category

example

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irregular

vertebrae

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5
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bones that form the —— axis belong to the axial skeleton

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longitudinal

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6
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small needle like pieces of bone and has lots of open space is

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spongy bones

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7
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is the limbs and girdles that attach

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appendicular skeleton

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8
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skeletal System includes these 3 things

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joints and cartilages and ligaments

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5 bones functions with examples

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support- concreate of the body
protection- protects soft organs
movement- skeletal muscles attach to bones by tendon act like levers 
storage- fat, minerals calcium 
blood cell formation-hematopiesis
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10
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in adults the cavity of the shaft is a storage area for ….. also called ……

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adipose tissue

yellow marrow

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11
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how many true ribs do you have

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7

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12
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…. break is when the bone breaks into many peaces

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comminuted

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13
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define rickets

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disease in children
bones soften and dont calify and bow
cause is lack of calcium build

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14
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longest bone in body

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femur

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15
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….. is the hormone the determines if a bone is to be broken down the release of calcium

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parathyroid

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the cavity the forms blood cells and …. is for in the shaft of the bone of children

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red marrow

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17
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how many vertebre in the cervical column

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7

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18
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how many vertebrae in the lumbar column

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5

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19
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what is a freely moving joint

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synovial

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20
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what is scoliosis

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curved to the side

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21
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what is kyphosis

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outword curve

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22
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how many floating ribs do you have

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2

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23
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….. is a type of arthritis that is an autoimmune disorder

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rheumatoid arthritis

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24
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pku testing-

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babies 24 hours old

can damaged the calcareous

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which muscle type is found in the hollow organs
smooth muscles
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what is the only bone in the body that is not attached by a joint
hyoid bone
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define fibrous joints
bones joined by fibrous tissue; no joint cavity present
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synovial joint
freely moveable joints exhibting a joint cavity enclosed by a fibrous capsule lines with synovial membrane
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what is it called when pyruvic acid is converted to lactic acid
anaerobic glycolysis
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define acetylcholine ( ach)
chemical transmitter substance released by certain nerve endings stimulus
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what is an insertion
muscle is attached to a movable bone
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what is an origin
muscle is attached to an immovable bone
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what is synergist
working together- helps movers by producing the same movement or reducing undesirable movements
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what is antagonist
muscles that oppose or reverse a movement
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5 functions of muscles with example
produce movement- walking maitain posture and body position- maintain an erect or seared posture stabilize joints- should joint generate heat- atp produce 3/4 of the body heat additional functions- dilates the pupils
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3 muscle types
smooth, skeletal, cardiac
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define adduction
limb towards the midline
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define circumduction | example
roating at the distal end, wrist
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define abduction
limb away from body
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define peristalsis
waves of contraction seen in tube like organs. | propels substance along a tract
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5 types of white blood cells
neutrophils - phagocytes lymphocytes - immunity, produces antibodies monocytes- cleans up debree phago is tissue eosinophils- kills parisists, active allergery basophils- has hepren
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lack of ----- can cause the heart to stop beating
potassium
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perinje fibers cause the ventricles of the heart to
contract
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heart attack is also called
myocardial infarction
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receiving chambers
left and right atruem
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pumping chambers
right and left ventricles
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amemia is
low then normal # of red blood cells
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av node
pauses to allow ventricles to fill
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pacemaker
sa node
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pericardium is the
membrane sac that encloses the heart
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hemophilia
insufficient # of platelets circulating ( thrombocytopenia)
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blood is made up of
plasma 55% and | formed elements 45%
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rbc is the most numerous
formed element
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------ cause the muscles to go into uncontrolled spams
tetanus
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what happens to a muscle when it is no longer stimulated by nerves
atrophy
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pyruvic acid is
the break down of glucose
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when pyruvic acid is converted to lactic acid is
idk yet
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when muscles contract the ------ moves towards the -----
insertion | orgin
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acetylcholine is
neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle fibers
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layers of heart
( pericardium) 1. epicardium 2. myocardium 3. epicardium
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heart circulation
unoxygenated blood- inferior and superior vena cava- right atruim- tricusped value- right ventricle- pulmonary value- pulmonary artery-- lungs( oxygenated)-- pulmonary viens-- left atruim-- bicuspid valvue-- aortic valve--- aorta-- body
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---- cause muscles to go into spasms
tetanus