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| how many clavicles do we have? |
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| how many carpals do we have? |
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| name the proximal carpal bones |
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| schapoid, lunate, triquetral (triangular), pisiform (SLTP) |
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| name the distal carpal bones |
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trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate
(TTCH) |
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how many metacarpals do we have?
what do they form? |
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| how many phalanges do we have (in the hand) |
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another name for the hip bone;
name its three bones |
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os coxae (2);
ilium, ischium, pubis |
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how many tarsals do we have?;
name them |
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14 (7 pairs); (TCNCC123)
talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid, 1st 2nd 3rd cuneiforms |
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| how many tarsals do we have? what are their functions? |
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10 (5 pairs) numbered I-V;
support the sole of the foot |
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| what forms the ball of the foot? |
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| how many phalanges do we have? |
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| 28; 14 pairs (same for fingers and toes) |
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| axial skeleton has __ bones |
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| there are __ facial bones |
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we have __ zygomatic bones
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2;
under the orbits; cheek area |
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we have __ palatine bones;
function: |
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we have __ mandile;
function: |
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we have __ lacrimal bones;
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| how many inferior nasal conches? |
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how many vomers do we have?
where do they connect? |
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| middle ear parts also known as: |
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| what attaches to the tympanum/tympanic membrane? |
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| what attaches the malleus to the stapes? |
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| what is seated within the "oval window"? |
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| what bone is U-shaped and hangs below the skull? |
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| what bone is the base for the tongue and larynx? |
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| we have __ vertebral column bones |
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we have __ cervical vertebrae;
name them: |
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there are __ thoracic vertebrae;
name them: |
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there are __ lumbar vertebrae;
name them: |
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| how many bones does the coccyx (1) have? |
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| there are __ bones in the thoracic cage |
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| another name for "cartilaginous extensions" |
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| how many false ribs CAN we have? |
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| last two pairs of false ribs are: |
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| manubrium, gladiolus, xiphoid process |
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| synarthrosis joints have how much movement? |
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| amphiarthrosis joints have how much movement? |
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| diarthrosis joints have how much movement? |
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| name the types of synovial joints (6): |
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| gliding, hinge, pivot, ellipsoidal, saddle, ball-and-socket |
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| example of a gliding joint: |
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| between carpal and tarsals |
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| example of a hinge joint: |
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| example of a pivot joint: |
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| allow pronation and supination of palm |
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| example of a ellipsoidal joint: |
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| connect metacarpals and metatarsals |
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| example of a saddle joint: |
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| example of a ball and socket: |
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| calcaneus, talus, cuboid, navicular, cuneiform (1st 2nd and 3rd) |
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| scaphoid, triquetrum, lunate, pisiform |
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| trapezium, capitate, trapezoid, hamate |
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| lower part of nasal septum |
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adipose connective tissue does what?;
where is it found? |
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what is areolar connective tissue;
location: |
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loose tissue;
digestive, respiratory, reproductive |
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| four types of blood tissue |
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| RBCs, WBCs, plasma, platelets |
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bone tissues are what?
what do they do? |
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osteocytes;
protect red marrow |
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cartilage tissue is what?
what do they do? |
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chondrocytes;
keep trachea open; absorb shock |
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elastic connective tissue is what?
where is it?; what does it do? |
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elastin fibers;
arteries, lungs;
maintain blood pressure/exhalation |
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what is fibrous connective tissue?
where is it?
what does it do? |
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collagen fiber;
tendons, ligaments;
support skin and joints |
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| how are connective tissue fibers released? |
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| subunits secreted by fibroblasts release them |
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| collagen fibers are the most common fibers in connective tissue proper. T/F? |
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| long, straight, unbranched |
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elastic fibers contain :
shape: |
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protein (elastin);
branched, wavy, flexible |
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| reticular fibers are the most common (T/F) |
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| reticular fibers are shaped: |
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definition of connective tissue proper:
surroundings? |
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| many types of cells and fibers; surrounded by syrupy substance |
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| surrounds all connective tissue and between cells |
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| types of ground substance: |
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| underlying skin tissue, fatty tissue, tendons, ligaments |
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| two categories of connective tissue proper: |
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loose connective tissue:
location: |
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areolar tissue;
under dermis, digestive, respiratory, urinary, b2wn muscle, blood vessel, nerve, joint |
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dense connective tissue:
location: |
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fibrous tissue, collagen fiber ---
skeletal muscle, tendon, bone, ligament, visceral organs |
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cords of dense connective tissue;
skeletal muscle to bone |
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bundle of fiber with elastic and collagen fiber---
bones |
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| connective tissue proper cell types: |
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| fibroblasts, macrophages, fat cells, mast cells, phagocytic and antibody producing WBCs |
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| Fluid connective tissues are composed of: |
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| supporting connective tissue are: |
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| three types of cartilage: |
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| skeletal, cardiac, smooth |
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five types of White blood cells:
3 granulocytes: |
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| basophils, neutrophils, eosinophils |
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five types of white blood cells:
2 agranulocytes: |
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| myleoblasts also known as |
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| wright's blood stain: three granulocytes stain what colors: |
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basophils: dark blue;
neutrophils: lavender;
eosinophils, pink |
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lymphocytes also known as:
monocytes: |
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| megakaryoblasts, make megakaryocytes, make platelets |
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| platelets do not have nuclei. T/F |
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| sclera, iris, cornea, pupil, lens, conjunctiva, vitreous, choroid, optic nerve, macula, retina |
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| larynx is the voice box (T/F) |
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| removes billirubin from blood |
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| large intenstine is a.k.a. |
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