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Blue Boxes: Back
Understanding disease/pathological states resulting from problems in back osteology, arthrology, angiology, neurology, or myology.
36
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Blue Boxes: Lower Extremity
Why are epiphysial plates more pr...,
What is considered a pelvic and h...,
Where do avulsion fractures of th...
15
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Back Osteology
How would you characterize cervic...,
What might cause a jefferson frac...,
What is a jefferson fracture 3
30
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Back Arthrology
What are the three major classifi...,
What must every synovial joint ha...,
What does a plane joint do 3
26
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Back Myology
What is an aponeurosis 1,
What are pennate muscles 2,
What does fusiform mean 3
37
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Back Angiology and Neurology
What is different about the right...,
How does the subclavian artery su...,
How does the subclavian artery su...
29
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Autonomics
Why is the sympathetic division c...,
How does the sympathetic presynpa...,
In the sympathetic divison pre sy...
18
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Femoral Triangle
What are the superior medial and ...,
What makes up the floor of the fe...,
What makes up the roof of the fem...
29
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Anterior Medial Thigh
Where does the great saphenous ve...,
What veins are tributaries for gr...,
Where are the two groups of super...
83
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Gluteal Region Muscles
Give the following for the quadra...,
Give the following for the tensor...,
Give the following for the quadra...
40
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Gluteal Region
What are the superior and inferio...,
What nerve roots supply the super...,
What nerve roots supply the middl...
61
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Tissue Architecture
What is more stable a single prot...,
Why might intermediate cytoskelet...,
What are the three types of cytos...
36
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Epithelial Tissue
Regular cell 1 what are the prope...,
Tight occluding junctions 2,
Gap communication junctions 3
29
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Dermatomes, Myotomes, Plexuses
Where are the nerves completely d...,
What is the definition of a derma...,
Where is the epaxial region in te...
18
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Posterior Thigh and Popliteal Fossa
What is the criteria for a muscle...,
What two hamstring muscles are no...,
Where do all of the true hamstrin...
40
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Fertilization and Gastrulation
When is it most likely for someth...,
When does the obstetrical calenda...,
Where does the ovulatory calendar...
68
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Neurulation and Neural Crest
When are the central nervous syst...,
How does the notochord induce the...,
What are the steps of neurulation 3
24
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Posterior Leg
What tendon occupies the groove o...,
What two bones does the spring li...,
What separates the anterior and l...
49
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Foot and Ankle Joints
Medial longitudinal arch 1,
Lateral longitudinal arch 2,
Transverse arch what bones make u...
16
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Foot
Medial longitudinal arch 1,
Lateral longitudinal arch 2,
Transverse arch what bones make u...
79
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Lecture 12: Hip and Knee Joints
What makes up the hip joint 1,
What three bones fuse to make up ...,
What is the femur mostly covered ...
32
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Anterolateral Leg
The crural frascia thickens dista...,
Why do you often see edema in the...,
How does the musculovenous pump i...
46
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Fibrous Connective Tissue
What are the properties of connec...,
What are the functions of connect...,
What organelles might a plasma ce...
33
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Development of the Musculoskeletal Systems
When do the muscle systems start ...,
Where does all of skeletal muscle...,
For organization of the somite wh...
29
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Limb Development
Which develops first lower limbs ...,
In what week do the upper and low...,
Why do the upper limbs develop sl...
61
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Lecture 4: Skeletal Muscle and Nerve Tissue
Simply put how does contraction o...,
What is actin made of 2,
What two chains does myosin have 3
53
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Lecture 5: Membrane Potentials
Why do you want to excite a cell 1,
What is resting membrane potentia...,
What is the accepted resting memb...
37
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Lecture 7: Introduction to Anatomical Imaging
What color would the contrast age...,
In an x ray what colors will the ...,
What is the correct orientation f...
23
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Lecture 10: Cartilage Histology
What distinguishes one type of ca...,
What structures does cartilage la...,
What secretes the cartilage matrix 3
29
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Lecture 10: Bone Histology
What is another name for mature o...,
What exists between the inner and...,
What can be found in the inner la...
45
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Lecture 14: Imaging Extremities
What is brightened in a t1 image 1,
What is a slap tear what can caus...,
What sign is shown here 3
20
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Lecture 15: Pharmacology of the Neuromuscular Junction (DSA+CIS)
What do you call transmitters tha...,
What does the enzyme choline acet...,
In alzheimer s disease what enzym...
20
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Lecture 16: Synaptic Transmission
What kind of acetylcholine recept...,
What kind of neurotransmitter is ...,
What is the quantal hypothesis of...
27
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Lecture 17: Contractile Protiens
Actin what does this cytoskeletal...,
Myosin what is this cytoskeletal ...,
On which end of actin do we typic...
37
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Lecture 18: Bood Histology
What is blood made of 1,
What are the functions of the blo...,
What is a hematocrit 3
21
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Lecture 19: Integument
What classification of epithelial...,
What embryological structure give...,
Where are melanocytes found 3
81
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Nerve Roots to Memorize
What are the contributing nerve r...,
What are the contributing nerve r...,
What are the contributing nerve r...
12
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Joints of the Lower Extremity (Darren's)
What happens in pott s dislocatio...,
What ligament starts on the head ...,
Which tendon does the lateral col...
49
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18. Excitation Contraction Coupling
How long does rigor mortis last 1,
Which type of muscle fiber has mo...,
What receptors are responsible fo...
28
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Blue Boxes: Upper Extremity
Understand disease/pathological states associated with issues in upper extremity osteology, arthrology, myology, angiology, and neurology.
62
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Lecture 5: Membrane Potentials COPY
Why do you want to excite a cell 1,
What is resting membrane potentia...,
What is the accepted resting memb...
37
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