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Front 1

Which organelle is primarily responsible for proteins

Back 1

Golgi Complex

Front 2

In anatomical terms, where is the crus

Back 2

Proximal to the tarsus and distal to the thigh

Front 3

Where does DNA live

Back 3

Nucleus

Front 4

Specifically, what is glycolysis

Back 4

Produces 2 ATP molecules per glucose molecule. Creates lactic acid. Can occur without the presence of oxygen

Front 5

What are the 4 basic types of tissue

Back 5

Epithelial tissue

Connective and supporting

Muscle

Nervous

Front 6

What is the main function of stratified squamous epithelial

Back 6

Protection from friction and abrasion

Front 7

Which type of fiber provide the greatest strength

Back 7

Collagen

Front 8

Which is better for absorbing shock, hyline or fibro cartilage

Back 8

Fibro cartilage

Front 9

What is a exocrine gland

Back 9

A gland that secretes through a duct, sebaceous, eccrine, apocrine.

Front 10

What type of tissue comprise hair follicles

Back 10

Connective and supportive Stratified squamous

Front 11

What is the function of hydroxyapatite

Back 11

Compressive Strength

Front 12

With what does the acetablum articulate

Back 12

Head of Femur

Front 13

With what do the humerus and clavicle articulate

Back 13

Scapula

Front 14

What type of cells are found in the corneum layer of the epidermis

Back 14

Kertinocytes

Front 15

Where do you find the medial malleolus

Back 15

Tibia

Front 16

What type of joint is created at the articulation of the public bones

Back 16

Symphysis

Front 17

What surrounds each muscle cell

Back 17

Endomysium

Front 18

Where do you find the lamina

Back 18

Between the transverse and spinous process

Front 19

Lateral to medial, what are the erector spinae muscles

Back 19

Illiocostalis, longissimus, Spinalis

Front 20

Which bone houses the upper teeth

Back 20

Maxilla

Front 21

The carotid artery lies deep to which muscle

Back 21

Longus Colli, Sternocleidomastoid

Front 22

Which muscle forced breathing

Back 22

Scalenes

Front 23

Which muscle creates quiet breathing

Back 23

Diaphragm

Front 24

What are the attachment sites for the iliacus

Back 24

Iliac Crest, lesser trochanter

Front 25

Anatomically, describe the location of pect. Minor

Back 25

Anterior wall of axilla

Front 26

Which muscles comprise the scapular group

Back 26

Rhomboid major, Rhomboid minor, levator scapulae, Trapezius, serratus anterior, pectoralis minor, Subclavius

Front 27

Identify two intertubercular groove muscles

Back 27

Teres major, pectoralis major, latissimus Dorsi

Front 28

What muscle help rotate the scapula upwards

Back 28

Serratus Anterior

Front 29

Which muscle abducts the shoulder

Back 29

Deltoid

Front 30

Which muscle laterally rotate the shoulder

Back 30

Infraspinatus

Front 31

What is the common attachment site for the posterior antebrachial muscles

Back 31

Lateral epicondyle of humerus

Front 32

What muscle group controls your little finger

Back 32

Hypothenar

Front 33

Which muscles attach to the coracoid process

Back 33

Coracobrachialis, pectoralis minor, bicep brachii

Front 34

Which muscles attach to the linea aspera

Back 34

Vastus medialis, vastus lateralis

Front 35

How would you stretch the latissimus Dorsi

Back 35

Flex and laterally rotate

Front 36

Which muscle attaches to the IT band

Back 36

Tensor fasciae latae

Front 37

Which muscle inverts the foot

Back 37

Tibialis anterior

Front 38

What common actions do the anterior crus muscles do

Back 38

Dorsi flex the ankle

Front 39

The soleus is innervated by which nerve

Back 39

Sciatic

Front 40

Which two muscles in the hip region can entrap the sciatic nerve

Back 40

Pirifemoris, superior gemellus?

Front 41

Cerebral spinal fluid is found in the spinal cord or ventricles

Back 41

Ventricles

Front 42

What sensation does the dorsal root carry

Back 42

Sensory Neurons

Front 43

The scapular muscles all attach to the

Back 43

Scapula, clavicle and humerus

Front 44

What bony landmark is immediately medial to the acromion process of the scapula

Back 44

Spine

Front 45

Which bone articulates with the glenoid cavity

Back 45

Head of humerus

Front 46

Which bone articulates with the sternum and scapula

Back 46

Clavicle

Front 47

Which joint is impacted by carpal tunnel

Back 47

Carpus/wrist

Front 48

At which boney landmark do the humerus and the head of radius articulate

Back 48

Capitulum

Front 49

Which three muscles attach to the coracoid process

Back 49

Pectoralis minor, coracobrachialis and biceps brachii

Front 50

What are the attachment sites for Rhomboid Major

Back 50

Medial border of the scapula and spinous process of the T2 to T5

Front 51

What is the deepest lateral muscles of the abdominal wall

Back 51

Transverse abdominis

Front 52

Which muscle promotes t quiet breathing

Back 52

Diaphragm

Front 53

Which muscle pulls on the lumbar vertebrae creating low back pain and lumbar curvature

Back 53

Psoas

Front 54

Which muscles flex the cervical vertebrae

Back 54

Longus Colli

Front 55

Which muscles extend the cervical vertebrae

Back 55

Splenius capitis, longissimus, occipitals, semispinalis

Front 56

What is the abdominal subvertebral muscle

Back 56

Psoas