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| Sound is defined as variations in _____ _______. |
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| Sound is generated by ________(1) of bones, cartilages and other structures; these, in turn are generated by ________(2) of muscles; and these are the result of electrochemical signals from the _____(3). |
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(1) MOVEMENT of bones
(2) CONTRACTION of muscles
(3) signals from the BRAIN |
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| The scientific term for bodily function is _______(1). The scientific term for bodily structure is _________(2). |
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(1) physiology
(2) anatomy |
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| If you divide a person down the middle into 2 symmetrical halves, you divide him along the _____(1) plane. The term for "left" in anatomy is ____(2) and the term for "right" is _____(3). |
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(1) saggital
(2) sinistral
(3) dextral |
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| To define the saggital plane, some non-colinear points to choose could be the central maxillary _______(1), the gap between the upper two front ______(2). We could also choose the "belly button", properly called the _______(3). |
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(1) diastema
(2) teeth
(3) umbilicus |
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| The plane dividing the body into upper and lower sections is the _________(1). Another reference plane divides the body into front and back sections is the __________(2). |
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(1) transverse plane
(2) coronal plane |
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| The axis that runs up and down runs _______(1) [up] and _______(2) [down]. The intersection of the saggital and transverse plane is an axis that runs in _________(3) and ________(4) directions. |
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(1) rostral
(2) caudal
(3) ventral
(4) dorsal |
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| Specifically, Lieberman believes we are able to speak (partly) because our _______(1) got shorter, our _______(2) got longer, and our _________(3) got more flexible. |
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(1) mouths got shorter
(2) necks got longer
(3) tongues got more flexible |
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| movement of a volume of fluid (liquid or gas) |
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| resistance to acceleration |
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| The units term "pounds" represents what quantity from which we derive pressure? |
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| The units term "square inch" represents what other quantity used to derive pressure? |
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| Contralateral damage is on the _______ side of the body. |
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| Ipsilateral damage is on the ________ side of the body. |
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