tissues and bones

Question 1

what are tissues

Answer 1

collection of similar cells performs special functions

Question 2

connective tissue

Answer 2

fibrous tissue binds together. protects and supports body

Question 3

adipose tissue

Answer 3

(pose for pic)
gives smoothness and contour body. protects internal organs and insulates body

Question 4

epithelial tissue

Answer 4

(Edith protects her heart couches with lining )
protective covering , lining of heart, tissue inside mouth

Question 5

muscle tissue

Answer 5

contracts and moves body

Question 6

nerve tissue

Answer 6

(you have the nerve to send me that message?? )
carries messages

Question 7

Humerus

Answer 7

uppermost largest bone in arm
(upper arms look humorous when they’re large)

Question 8

ulna

Answer 8

longer bones in forearm on pinky side
(oh na) throw forearm

Question 9

radius

Answer 9

shorter bone in forearm on thumb side
Reagan is short, thumbs up)

Question 10

Carpus

Answer 10

wrist - flexible joint EIGHT small irregular bones held together by ligaments
( infinite tattoo on wrist )

Question 11

metacarpus

Answer 11

FIVE bones in palm of hand
( 5 fingers - 5 bones)

Question 12

proximal phalange

Answer 12

first bone in finger - longest

Question 13

middle phalange

Answer 13

second bone in finger NOT IN THUMB

Question 14

Digital phalange

Answer 14

Fingertips

Question 15

phalanges

Answer 15

bones of fingers or toes

Question 16

femur

Answer 16

biggest bone in leg-knee up

Question 17

patella (pat the cap)

Answer 17

knee cap

Question 18

tibia

Answer 18

larger of two bones in leg, knee down, big toe side
(tiger tattoo inside leg above big toe.) tigers are the largest animal

Question 19

fibula

Answer 19

smaller of two bones in leg, knee down, located on little toe
(before u tell a fib, nose is small.) small bone, small toe

Question 20

talus

Answer 20

ankle bone
(tallons connect to ankle)

Question 21

how many bones in the foot

Answer 21

26

Question 22

how many tarsal bones

Answer 22

7. talus calcaneus, navicular cuboid. 3 cuneiform bones
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Question 23

how many metatarsal bones

Answer 23

5. bones in top of foot
   (above tarsal- meta=metaverse)

Question 24

how many phalanges

Answer 24

14- (545)
5 proximal, 4 medial, 5 distal (toes)

Question 25

myology

Answer 25

study of muscles. structure, function, diseases

Question 26

striated muscles

Answer 26

voluntarily controlled

Question 27

non striated

Answer 27

smooth and involuntary, automatic, found in internal organs (I don't need to make my heart pump)

Question 28

cardiac muscle

Answer 28

involuntary muscle- heart

Question 29

origin

Answer 29

does not move. attached to skeleton and part of skeletal muscle

Question 30

insertion

Answer 30

point of attachment in muscle where movement occurs

Question 31

belly

Answer 31

Middle of muscle

Question 32

latissimus dorsi

Answer 32

large flat triangle muscle covering low back

Question 33

pectorals major and minor

Answer 33

muscles of chest, assist swinging movements

Question 34

serrates anterior

Answer 34

muscle of chest, assists breathing and raising arm (ants crawl up trees)

Question 35

trapezius

Answer 35

covers back of neck , upper and middle region of back rotates and controls swinging movements (jasher swinging kettlebells)

Question 36

ABductors

Answer 36

separates fingers abs separate )

Question 37

ADDuctors

Answer 37

draws fingers together (add together)

Question 38

extensors

Answer 38

straighten wrist hand and fingers to straight line

Question 39

flexors

Answer 39

bend the wrist (bend wrist when u flex)

Question 40

extensor digitorum longus

Answer 40

bends foot up and extends toes (make foot longus by extending toes )

Question 41

tibialis antrior

Answer 41

FRONT of shin, bends toward and inward (inward bc tibia is on inside of leg, bends up because ants climb up tree)

Question 42

peroneus longus

Answer 42

outside of calf, inverts foot outwards (perimeter)

Question 43

peroneus brevis

Answer 43

lower surface of fibula, bends foot down and out (breakfast on surface of plate)

Question 44

gastrocnemius

Answer 44

Lower rear of heel, foot down (gas = lower rear, press gas pedal down)

Question 45

soleus

Answer 45

UPPER portion of fibula and bends foot DOWN (your soul goes up into heaven then down when ur bad )

Question 46

Flexor digiti minimi

Answer 46

moves little toe

Question 47

flexor digitorium brevis

Answer 47

moves little toes , maintains balance while walking

Question 48

abductor hallucius.

Answer 48

Moves THE GREAT toe maintains balance while walking and standing THE GREAT (MAGICIAN)

Question 49

abductor digiti minimi

Answer 49

separates toes

Question 50

digital nerves

Answer 50

branches supply fingers (digits )

Question 51

radial nerve

Answer 51

thumb side and back of hand (Reagan)

Question 52

median nerve

Answer 52

smaller, branches supplies arm and hand (middle)

Question 53

ulnar nerve

Answer 53

pinky (little finger) side of arm and palm of hand

Question 54

common peroneal nerve

Answer 54

division of sciatic nerve extends behind knee to front of leg divides to 2 branches (this common guy has the nerve to pass a basketball behind his knee to the front of his leg ) ( he breaks ankles and divides two peoples ankles like branches)

Question 55

tibial nerve FIND A CONNECTION

Answer 55

division of sciatic nerve passes behind knee subdivides supplies impulses to knee, calf, Skin of leg, sole, heel and toes

Question 56

deep peroneal nerve (anterior tibial nerve)

Answer 56

extends down front of leg, behind muscles. supplies impulses the muscles and skin on top of foot and first and second toes

Question 57

Saphenous nerve

Answer 57

impulses to skin of INNER (SAP) side of leg and foot (sap is in the inside of trees) ( I got sap on inside of my leg and foot)

Question 58

sural nerve

Answer 58

impulses to skin on outer side and back of foot/leg (its surreal I'm outback)

Question 59

superficial Peroneal nerve (musculoaneous nerve)

Answer 59

extends down leg just under skin (superficial) impulses to muscles, skin of leg, skin and toes on top of foot (dorsal nerve)

Question 60

when does the superficial peroneal nerve becomes dorsal nerve

Answer 60

when it gets to the top of the foot (dorsi flex)