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Illium, ischium and pubis in children are separate bones, but in adults they are firmly united to form a cuplike structure called |
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At the ends of the long bones is a smooth, glossy tissue that forms the joint surgaces called |
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The _________ bones, commonly known as the hip, is a large irregularly shaped bone. |
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Is a gelatinous substance and is composed of all of the cell protoplasm. |
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The smaller of the two leg bones, is located on the lateral side of the leg, parallel to the tibia. |
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Toward the front, or ventral (pertaining to the belly; abdomen) side of the body. |
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Standard body position. Assumed when the body stands erect with the arms hanging at the sides and the palms of the hands turned forward. |
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Involves the physical and chemical breakdown of the food we eat into its simplest forms. |
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Are groups of specialized cells similar in structure and function |
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Viscid, jellylike substance, upon which depend all the vital functions of nutrician, secretion, growth, circulation, reproduction, excitability and movement of a cell |
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The lower five pairs of ribs are called |
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Consists of meshwork of thin fibers that interlace in all directions, giving the tissue both elasticity and tensile strength. Its chief function is to bind parts of the body together. Found between muscles and as an outside covering for blood vessels and nerves. |
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Areolar connective tissue |
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The appendicular skeleton is composed of the bones of the |
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upper and lower extremities |
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Is the most complex tissue in the body. It is the substance of the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Requires more oxygen and nutrients than any other body tissue. |
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Nearer the point of origin |
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Is the study of the structure of bone |
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Divide the body into anterior (front) and posterior (rear) sections. |
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Frontal planes or coronal planes |
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The _______, located at the inferior aspect of the sternum, serves as a landmark in the administration of cariopulmoary resuscitation. |
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2 main divisions of the human skeleton |
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axial and appendicular skeleton |
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3 categories of epithelial tissue: |
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columnar, squamous, and cuboidal |
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Is "fatty tissue," First appears star-shaped. Acts as a reservoir for energy-producing foods; helps to reduce body heat loss. |
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Adipose connective tissue |
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+ The ______ commonly called the collar bone, lies nearly horizontally above the first rib and is shpaed like a flat letter S. |
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Are cubical in shape and are found int he more highly specialized organs of the body, such as the ovary and the kidney. In the kidney, functions in the secretion and absorption of fluids. |
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cuboidal epithelia tissue |
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Toward the back, or rear, side of the body |
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Is the process of absorption, storage, and use of these foods for body growth, maintenance and repair. |
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Is the longest bone in the body |
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Is the larger of the two leg bones and lies at the medial side |
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