A& P Continued

Front 1

The coxal bones are

Back 1

ilium, ischium, pubis

Front 2

The atlas in located on

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The cervical Vertebrae

Front 3

Wrists and ankles are examples of what kind of bones

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short

Front 4

The appearance of the epiphyseal disk indicates

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That bone length is increasing

Front 5

Ribs directly connected to the sternum are

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True ribs

Front 6

What can a doctor take an xray of to verify growth of a childs bone

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Epiphyseal disk

Front 7

Frontal suture closes before what age

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6

Front 8

Endochondrial ossification uses________ whereas intramembranous___________

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Hyaline; connective tissue

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Tightly packed solid bone

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Compact

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Cancellous bone that reduces weight of bone

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Spongy

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White substance at end of bones

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articular cartilage

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Resorbing bone cells

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osteoclasts

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Joints between bodies of the vertebrae and backbone are said to be

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slightly moveable

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suture

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fibrous joint

Front 15

Bones of synovial joints are held together by

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joint capsule

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Fluid filled sac

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Bursae

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Largest and most complex synovial joint

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knee joint

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Gomphosis is an example of

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fibrous joint

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Overstretching or tearing of a ligament

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sprain

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Outermost layer of connective tissue

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epimysium

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Myofibrils

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actin, myosin

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Cholinsterase decomposes

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Acetylcholine

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Skeletal muscle contract more

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slowly

Front 24

Smooth muscle is

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invololuntary, single nucleus, lacks trans tubules

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Transverse tubles and sacroplasmic reticular are well developed in

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skeletal muscle

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Acetylcholinerase

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degrades acetylcholine so that it does not remain in the synapse

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salatory conduction

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faster than unmyelinated nerve fiber

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Neuroglial cells

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astrocyte
oligodendrocyte
epidermal

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Neurons

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functional unit of nervous system

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Neuroglial

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accessory

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Myelin is a

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lipidprotein

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Myelin is rich in what molecule

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lipids

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skeletal muscle contraction in control of

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somatic nervous system

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Threshold stimulus

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great enough to propogate change

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spinothalmatic tract

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goes up the spinal cord and to the thalamus

Front 36

Diencephalon is most closely associated with

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The Thalamus

Front 37

Brocha's area is the

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speech area

Front 38

Descending tracts

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none of the above

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Corticospinal

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voluntary muscle movements

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Primary motor area

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precentral gyrus frontal lobe

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Cerebral association

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All of the above
analyzing and interpreting sens. experiences
judging
reasoning

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r/l cerebrum connected by

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corpus collosum

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Basal ganlia

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cuneate nucleus
putamen
globus pallidus

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Cerebral spinal secreted from

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choroid in lateral ventricle

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Hypothalamus does not control

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postural reflexces

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Brain waves

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Cerebral cortex

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basal ganglia disorder causes

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parkinson's

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somatic

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skin and skeletal

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autonomic

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CNS to visceral organs

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Reticular formation

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wakefullness