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| Which vertebrae articulates with the cranium (skull)? |
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| Name of the vertebra that provides the pivot for rotation of the head |
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| Vertebrae that have transverse foramina & may have bifid (forked) spinous processes belong to |
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7 Vertebrae
C1-C7
Small
Bifid (forked) |
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12 Vertebrae
T1-T12
Medium Size
Long, slender, points inferiory
(Overlap like shingles) |
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5 Vertebrae
L1-L5
Large
Thick, short, horizontal, point posteriory |
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| Foramen Magnum is the passage for |
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| Lambdoid Suture is located between |
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| occipital bone & parietal bones |
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| Coronal Suture is located between |
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| frontal bone & parietal bone |
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| Squamous Suture is located between |
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| Parietal bone & temporal bone |
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| Sagittal Suture is located between |
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| parietal bones and occipital bone. |
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| Name of the bone element where pituitary gland (hypophysis) sits is |
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| Crista galli is the bony element that belongs to the |
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| 3 bone elements that make up the ethmoid bone are |
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Cribriform Plate
Crista Galli
Superior & Middle Nasal Conchae |
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| 3 elements that make up the sphenoid bone are |
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Sella Turcica
Greater and Lesser Wings
Optic Canals
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| 2 elements that make up the occipital bone are |
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Foramen Magnum
Occipital Condyles |
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| Which portion of an intervertebral disk is gelatinous |
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| Which portion of an intervertebral disk is a strong surrounding collar |
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| Frontal (anterior) fontanel is located between |
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| Occipital (posterior) fontanel is located between |
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| occipital & parietal bones |
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| passage for the spinal cord |
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| Abnormal spinal curvature that is lateral (crooked) |
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Abnormal spinal curvature that is posterior (humpback)
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| Abnormal spinal curvature that is anterior (swayback) |
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| End of the scapulary spine is called |
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| In proximal row of carpals, which bone has the most medial location? |
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| In proximal row of carpals, which bone has the most lateral location? |
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| Features of the female pelvis |
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More wide
Ilium tilted more horizontal
Pubic angle:broader
Pelvic brim: oval
Cavity of the true pelvis: cylindrical
All bones are moveable |
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| Features of the male pelvis |
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More narrow
Ilium: more vertical
Pubic angle: more acute
Pelvic brim: heart-shaped
Cavity of the true pelvis: conusoidal |
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Acromial end of the clavicle is
Medial or Lateral
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Sternal end of the clavicle is
Medial or Lateral |
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| Which bony element of the femur is usually used as an OB landmark? |
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| Greater trochanter of femur |
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| Which element of the coxal bone is used as an OB landmark? |
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| Name of the joint socket that is formed by the coxal bone |
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| What forms the inferior & posterior portion of the coxal bone? |
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| What forms the superior region of the coxal bone? |
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| What forms the anterior portion of the hip bone? |
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| On which surface of the humerus is the olecranon fossa located? |
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| On which surface of the humerus is the coronoid fossa located? |
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On which end of the humerus is the trochlea located?
Superior or Inferior |
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| Fibrous sack with synovial membrane & synovial fluid inside that located close to joint to reduce friction is called |
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| Elongated bursa that wraps around the tendon is called a |
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| moving toward the midline |
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| moving away from the midline |
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| Which joint has one intracapsular ligament--ligamentum teres? |
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| What 2 places are examples of the symphysis in our bodies? |
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Pubic Symphysis
Between bodies of vertebrae |
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| Which joint has hyaline labia (labrum) |
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| What four main muscles make up the scapulary region |
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Subscapularis
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres Minor |
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| Which joint contains menisci? |
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| What are the names of the three extracapsular ligaments of the knee joint? |
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Patellar Ligament
Tibial Collateral Ligament (medial)
Fibular Collateral Ligament (lateral) |
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| What are the names of the two intracapsular ligaments of the knee joint? |
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Anterior Cruciate (can see on model)
Posterior Cruciate (can't see on model) |
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| Connection between epiphysis + epiphyseal plate + diaphysis in children is an example of |
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| Suture of the cranium is an example of |
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| Articulation between two pubic bones is an example of |
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| Articulation between bodies of vertebrae is an example of |
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Cruciate ligaments are
intracapsular or extracapsular? |
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| Teeth in alveolar sockets are fixed by |
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| Movement of foot, when toes are pointing away from the head is called |
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| Movement of foot, when toes are pointing toward the head is called |
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| What kind of membrane covers the joint cavities? |
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| Example of place in the body where gliding occurs |
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| Intercarpal & Intertarsal joints |
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| Moving arm in a windmill motion is an example of |
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| Decreasing (bending) joint angle is an example of |
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| Increasing (straightening) joint angle is an example of |
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| Fine connective sheath, that within a fascile surrounds each muscle fiber is called |
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| Dense irregular connective tissue, which surrounds the whole muscle is called |
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| Connective tissue, that within each muscle surrounds fascicles is called |
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| Fibrous covering membrane for support & separation of skeletal muscles and groups of them is called |
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| Bands of fibrous tissue for attachment to the bones are called |
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| Broad flat sheets of dense fibrous connective tissue that cover & attach some muscles are called |
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| Group of muscle fibers is called |
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| Insertion of a skeletal muscle is |
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| Origin of a skeletal muscle is |
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| Between origin and insertion of a skeletal muscle is |
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| Which cation is needed to trigger muscle contraction |
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| The name of the muscle that reverses or opposes the action of another muscle is |
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| The name of the muscle that provides the major force for movement is |
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| The name of the muscle that provides the same action with the agonist is |
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| The name of the muscle that immobilizes a bone or muscle group is |
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| Functional contractile unit (from Z to Z) of skeletal muscle is |
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| Organelle that provides contractile ability of muscle cell is |
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| Protein in skeletal muscle tissue that can store oxygen is called |
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| Protein in skeletal muscle tissue that stores glycogen is called |
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| The contractile protein that forms polypeptide helical structure from globular units is |
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| The contractile protein that forms bundled molecules with a tail and two heads is |
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| Contractile proteins are called |
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| Contractile protein that forms three-polypeptide complex is |
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| Contractile protein that is rod-shaped and spirals around actin is |
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| Actin contains which 3 proteins |
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Actin
Tropomysoin
Troponin |
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| Capillaries of skeletal muscles are |
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