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130 Cards in this Set
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Masseter |
Origin: Zygomatic arch Insertion; mandible Function: Elevates jaw |
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Temporalis: |
Origin:Temopral bone Insertions: coronoid process Function: elevates mandible |
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Multifidus |
Origin:Sacrum Insertions: Spinous process of 3rd or 4th vertebra Function:Extends vertebral column |
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Interspinales |
Origin:SPinous process of each vertebra Insertions: Spinous process of vertebra Function:extends vertebral column |
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Intertranseversarii |
Origin: Transverseprocess of each vertebra Insertions: Transverse process of mmore vertebra Function: Lateral flexion of vertebral column |
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Quadratus laborum |
Origin: Iliac crest Insertions:Last rib Function: Depress ribs |
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Superior serratus posterior |
Origin:Spinous processes of C7-T3 Insertions: Superior border of ribs Function: elevates ribs |
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INferior serratus posterior |
Origin: Spinous process of T11 Insertions:Inferior borders of ribs Function:pulls ribs down |
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External oblique |
Origin: borders of ribs Insertions: Iliac crest Function:compress abdomen |
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Internal oblique |
Origin: Iliac crest Insertions: Rib 12 Function:compress abdomen |
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Transversus abdominus |
Origin: Cartilege of ribs Insertions: pubis Function: Compress abdomen |
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Rectus abdominus |
Origin: Superior surface of Pubis Insertions: Xiphoid process Function:Depress ribs |
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Levator Scapulae |
Origin: Transverse process of Cervical vertebra Insertions: Superior angle Function: its in the name u goof |
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Pectoralis minor |
Origin: Anterior surface of ribs Insertions: coracoid process Function:Depresses and contracts shoulders |
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Rhomboid major |
Origin: Spinous process of t2-t5 Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula Function:Adducts and downward rotation of scapula |
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Rhomboid minor |
Origin: Spinous process of C7-T1 Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula Function:adduction and downward rotation of scapula |
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Serratus anterior |
Origin: Anterior margins of ribs 1-10 Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula Function:Protracts shoulder |
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Trapezius |
Origin:Occipital bone Insertions:Clavicle and scapula Function: Elevate retract or depress scapula |
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Coracobrachialis |
Origin: Coracoid process Insertions: Humerus Function:Adduction of shoulder |
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Deltoid |
Origin: Clavicle and Scapula Insertions: Deltoid tuberosity Function:Abduction of Shoulder |
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Suprapinatus |
Origin: Supraspinous fossa Insertions: Greater tubercle Function:Abduction of shoulder |
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Infraspinatus |
Origin: Infraspinous fossa Insertions: Greater tubercle Function:rotation of shoulder |
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Subscapularis |
Origin: Subscapular fossa Insertions: lesser tubercle Function:rotation of shoulder |
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Teres major |
Origin: INf. angle of scapula Insertions: intertubercular suclcus Function: Extension and rotation of shoulder |
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Teres minor |
Origin: Lat border of scapula Insertions: Greater tubercle Function:rotation and adduction of the shoulder |
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Latissimus dorsi |
Origin: Lumbar verterbrae Insertions: Intertubercular sulcus Function:Extension adduction rotation of shoulder |
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Pectoralis major |
Origin: Cartileges of ribs 2-6 Insertions: Greater tubercle Function:flexion adduction and rotation of shoulder |
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Biceps brachii |
Origin: coracoid process, supragleoid tubercle Insertions:Radial tuberosity Function:flexion at elbow and shoulder , supination |
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Brachialis |
Origin: humerus Insertions: Ulnar tuberosity Function:flexion at elbow |
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Brachioradialis |
Origin: Lateral epicondyle of humerus Insertions:Radius Function:flex elbow |
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Anconeus |
Origin:Lateral epicondyle of humerus Insertions: olecranon and ulnar shaft Function:extends elbow |
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Triceps Lateral head, long head and medial head |
Origin: Long head: Scapula SHort and meadial head:Humerus Insertions:Olecranon Function:Extends elbow |
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Pronator quadratus |
Origin: Distal ulna Insertions: Distal radius Function:Pronate forearm |
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Pronator teres |
Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus Insertions: Lateral surface of radius Function: pronation and flexion of elbow |
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Supinator |
Origin: Lateral epicondyle of humerus Insertions:radius Function:supinates forearm |
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Flexor carpi radialis |
Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus Insertions:metacrpals Function: flexion and abduction of wrist |
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Flexor carpi ulnaris |
Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus Insertions: pisiform, hamate Function:flexion and adduction at wrist |
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Palmaris longus |
Origin:medial epicondyle of humerus Insertions: palmar aperneurosis Function: flexion at wrist |
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Extensor carpi radialis |
Origin:Lateral supracondylar ridge Insertions:2nd metacarpal Function:extend abduct wrists |
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Extensor carpi ulnaris |
Origin:Lat epicondyle of humerus Insertions:5th metacarpal bone Function:extension and adduction at wrist |
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Abductor pollicis longus |
Origin: Dorsal ulna Insertions: lateral metacarpals Function:abduct thumb |
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Extensor digitorum |
Origin: LAt epicondyle of humerus Insertions: Posterior surface of phalanges Function: extends fingers |
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Extensor pollicis brevis |
Origin: Shaft of radius Insertions: base of proximal phalynx Function: extension of thumb |
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Extensor pollicus longus |
Origin: Lateral surface of ulna Insertions: distal thumb Function:extends thumb |
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Extensor indicus |
Origin: ulna Insertions: posterior proximal surface Function: extends index finger |
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Extensor digiti minimi |
Origin: Lat epicondyle of humerus Insertions: proximal little finger Function: extends little finger |
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Flexor digitorum superficialis |
Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus Insertions:base of middle phlanges Function:flexions of muscles in hand |
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Flexor digitorum profundus |
Origin:Posterior ulna Insertions:base of distal phalanges Function: flex fingers |
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Flexor pollicis longus |
Origin:Anterior shaft of radius Insertions:distal thumb Function: flexes thumb |
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Gluteus Maximus |
Origin: Iliac crest Insertions: IT Band Function:Extends hip |
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Gluteus medius |
Origin: Ant. Iliac crest Insertions: Greater trochanter Function:Abduction of hip |
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Gluteus minimus |
Origin: Ilium Insertions:greater trochanter Function:abduction of hip |
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Tesnor fascia latae |
Origin: Iliac crest Insertions: IT tract Function: abduction and medial rotation |
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Obturator Internus and externus |
Origin: Lateral obturator foramen Insertions: intertrochnanteric fossa Function: rotation and abduction |
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Piriformis |
Origin: Sacrum Insertions: Greater trochanter Function: Lateral rotation |
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Gemeli |
Origin: Ischial spine Insertions:greater trochanter Function: lateral rotation |
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Adductor brevis |
Origin: inferior pubic ramus Insertions: linea aspera Function: addcution of hip |
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Adductor longus |
Origin: inf ramus of pubis Insertions: Linea aspera Function:adduction of hip |
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Adductor magnus |
Origin: inf ramus of pubis Insertions: linea aspers Function: adduction at the hip |
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Pectineus |
Origin: Inf Ramus of pubis Insertions: pectineal line of femur Function: flexion and abduction of hip |
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Gracilis |
Origin: inf ramus of pubis Insertions:tibia Function:flexion and medial rotation of knee |
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Psoas major |
Origin:Transverse process T12 Insertions: lesser trochanter Function: flexes hip |
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Biceps femoris |
Origin: Ischial tuberosity Insertions:Head of fibula Function:flexes knee |
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Semimembranosus |
Origin: Ishial tuberosity Insertions: Medial condyle Function: flexes knee |
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Semitendonosus |
Origin: ischial tuberosity Insertions: medial tibia Function: flexion of knee |
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Sartorius |
Origin: Ant sup iliac spine Insertions: medial tibia Function: flexes knee |
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Popliteus |
Origin: Lateral condyle of femur Insertions: posterior tibial shaft Function:medial rotation of tibia |
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Rectus femoris |
Origin: Ant inf iliac spine Insertions:patellar ligament / tibial tuberosity Function: extends knee |
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Vastus Lateralis |
origin: grater trochanter Insertion:tibial tuberosity Function: extends knee |
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Vastus medialis |
Origin: Linea aspera Insertions: Tibial tuberosity Function: Extends knee |
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Tibialis anterior |
Origin: Lateral shaft of tibia Insertions: base of metacarpals Function: dorsi flexion |
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Gastrocenemius |
Origin: Femoral condyle Insertions: calcaneus, via calcaneal tendon Function:plantar flexion |
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Fibularis longus |
Origin:proximal fibula Insertions:5th metatarsal Function: eversion of foot |
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Plantaris |
Origin:Lateral supracondylar ridge Insertions: posterior calcaneus Function: plantar flexion |
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Soleus |
Origin: Proximal shaft of fibula Insertions: Calcaneus Function: Plantar flexion |
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Tibialis posterior |
Origin: Interosseus membrane Insertions: navicular Function: inversion of foot |
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Flexor digitorum longus |
Origin: postmedial surface of tibia Insertions: inferior surface of distal pahlanges Function: flexs toes |
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FLexor hallicus longus |
Origin: Lateral condyle of tibia Insertions: inferior surface of big toe Function: flexes big toe |
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Extensor digitorum longus |
origin: lateral condyle of tibia insertions: superior suface of phalange Function: extension of toes |
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Extensor hallicus longus |
Origin: anterior surface of fibula Insertions: superior surface of phalange Function: extends big toe |
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Thalmus |
Relay processing information |
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Hypothalamus |
Controls emotions, autonomic and hormone production |
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Pons |
Relays sensory info to cerebellum |
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Medulla oblongata |
relays sensory info also controls respiratory cardiovascular and digestive activities |
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Cerebellum |
coordinates motor patterns |
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What makes up 1/3 of a bones weight? |
Collagen (tough yet brittle) -calcium and phosphate make up the rest |
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What is a compact bone? |
Cortical shell , outer shell of vertebral body |
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What is spongy bone |
long bone ends, inside vertebrae |
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Define osteoperosis |
low bone mass and micro-architectural deterioration |
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Define lamellae |
Concentric rings of calcified matrix |
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What do the lamellae surround ? |
Osteon |
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What do osteocytes do? |
Sense mechanical stimulus |
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Osteoblasts |
Build , by secreting osteoid |
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Osteoclasts |
collapse, by producing acid that dissolves matrix |
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What is periosteum and Endosteum |
peri: Surrounds the bone Endo: Cellular lining in the bone |
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Bone modelling and remodelling |
Modeling drifts control changes in bone shape (mainly during growth)•
Remodeling regulates bone within tissue by resorption and formation of bone (throughout life) |
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What are the 3 main types of connective tissue? |
Dense regular , dense irregular, and elastic |
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What are the 3 main types of DENSE REGULAR tissue? |
Tendon(cords of collagen), ligament (cords) and aponeuroses (sheets of collagen) |
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What are some examples of DENSE IRREGULAR tissue |
Perichondrium (around cartilege) Periosteum ( around bone ) |
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Elastic CT give an example |
ligamentum flavum |
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What are the 3 layers of a fascia |
1. superficial ( under da skin) 2. deep 3. subserous |
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What are the 3 types of cartilage |
1) Hyaline- articular surfaces 2) Elastic - external ear 3) Fibrous - intervertebral discs, meniscus |
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What are the 2 ways cartilage can grow? |
1) Interstitial - bone grow length 2) Appositional - growth in width |
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What does the Hypothalamus produce |
regulatory hormones that regulate or inhibit hormone release from the pituitary gland ADH, OXYtocin |
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What does the pituitary gland prodiuce |
ADH and OXYtocin it controls the function of other endocrine glands |
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Thyroid gland |
produces thyroid hormones: Thyroxine and triidothyronine, it also accelerates metabolic rate |
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Parathyroid gland |
increase blood calcium levels |
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Thymus gland |
Produces thymosin , which helps mature lymphocytes |
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Kidney |
Erythropoietin : produces RBC's Claciriol: stimulates calcium and phosephae uptake into blood |
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Adrenal cortex (little triangle on the kidney) |
Produces mineralocorticoids- regulates urine GLucocoriticoids- speeds synthesis of glucose and glycogen Androgens- sex hormones Adrenal Medulla- epinipherine |
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Pancreas |
Produces- Insulin(to lower blood sugar) GLucagon(to raise blood sugar) |
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Testes |
Produce testosterone |
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Ovaries |
Produce estradiol and progesterone |
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Pineal gland |
Produces melatonin |
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What are the primary functions of the lymphnoid system |
Produce maintain and distribute Lymphocytes Defence against viruses |
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Where does the thoracic duct drain into? |
Left subclavian vein |
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What does the spleen do? |
Filters and stores blood , and stores iron |
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What are the 3 major functions of the stomach? |
1. Storage of bolus 2. Mechanical breakdown of bolus 3. Chemical breakdown of foor All of this is done to make chyme from the bolus |
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What are the 3 bands of smooth muscle on the stomach? |
Longitudinal layer Circular layer Oblique Layer |
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3 section of the small intestine and functions of each |
Duodenum:shortest and widest section known as the mixing bowl Jejunum: chemical digestion and nutrient absorbtion Ileum: Longest segment of the small intestine |
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What is segmentation in digestion? |
The activity of breaking up food in the small intestine |
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What are the functions of Large intestine |
Reabsorbs water and electrolytes |
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What are the 2 sections of the Paritoneal cavity |
VIsceral: closest to visceral organs Parietal: closer to the body wall |
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What does the liver do? |
Detoxification of the center of body |
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What does the gallblader do? |
Bile is stored there bile is a fat emulsifier |
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What does the pancreas do? |
makes digestive enzymes like Lipases -> lipids Carbohydrases -> carbohydrates ... |
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue? |
Skeletal Cardiac Smooth |
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Which muscles are striated? Which aren't? |
Skeletal and caridac= Striated Smooth= no striations |
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What are the 4 layers of Connective tissue? |
1. Epimysium 2. Perimysium 3. Endomysium 4. Sarcolemma |
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What are the different types of skeletal muscle? |
Parallel (biceps) parallel with tendonus bands(rectus abdominus), Wrapping muscle (supinator), Convergent muscle (pectoralis), pennate (flexor digitorum), bipennate (rectus femoris), multipennate (deltoid) and circular (oris) |