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| degenerative joint disease |
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| cumulative wear and tear on joint surfaces or genetic predisposition |
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| What percentage of women and men over age 60 show signs of osteoarthritis? |
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| inflammatory arthritis that affects 2.5% of adult US population that causes swelling and inflammation of the synovial membrane |
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| partial or complete dislocation of the acromioclavicular joint |
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| What are bundles that attach skeletal muscles to bone? |
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| What are broad sheets that attach skeletal muscle to nerves? |
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| What are the smallest function units of muscle fibers and a myofibril? |
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| caused by bacteria clostlidium tetani, can only thrive in tissues with low oxygen levels, a deep puncture would like that of a nail may result in tetanus more readily than an openly bleeding wound. |
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| What do the toxins that cause lockjaw/tetanus released by the bacteria often affect the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and skeletal muscles will contract powerfully throughout the body causing what? |
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| headache, muscle stiffness, difficulty swallowing and opening the mouth |
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| What is the tetanus/lockjaw mortality rate? |
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| How do we prevent tetanus/lockjaw? |
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| What provides 95% of ATP demands of a resting cell? |
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| What is the breakdown of glucose into pyretic acid in the cytoplasm of cells in anaerobic respiration? |
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| How many pyruvic acids does 1 glucose yield? |
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| How many ATP does each pyruvic acid yield? |
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| 17 ATP bc 2 are used up in the process |
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| How many ATP does 1 glucose yield? |
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