ANAT 100 Block Theory Test 1
4 areas of Anatomy - ANS-Histology, Gross Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, and Embryology.
Four primary tissues - ANS-Epithelial, Connective, Nervous, and Muscular.
A molecule is on what stage? - ANS-Chemical stage
A-band - ANS-thick and skinny filaments and looks darker histologically
Abduction - ANS-
Abduction - ANS-Movement far from the midline
Acetabulum - ANS-
Acetabulum - ANS-
Acetabulum - ANS-deep curved depression for articulation with the pinnacle of the femur
Acetabulum - ANS-Socket of hip bone in which the top of the femur suits
Achilles is an example of what sort of CT? - ANS-Dense CT
Acteabulum - ANS-
Actin - ANS-Thin filaments
Adduction - ANS-
Adduction - ANS-Movement closer to the midline
an instance of a stratified squamous mobile - ANS-Most superficial layer of skin
Anatomy - ANS-The study of shape
Angular - ANS-Motion that changes a joint perspective
Anterior floor of scapula is used to? - ANS-stabilize the shoulder
Anterior view - ANS-Frontal view
,Anterior/posterior view - ANS-
Appendicular - ANS-limbs or appendages that connect to the axis
Articular cartilage - ANS-layer of cartilage that cowl the epiphysis reduces friction among joints
and absorbs shock in moveable joints.
Articulation/ joint - ANS-wherein a bone meets some other bone, cartilage, or tooth
Avascularity - ANS-No direct touch with blood vessels
Axial - ANS-Vertical axis of body
Axial Skeleton - ANS-
Bone composition consists of - ANS-Outer and inner layer
Bones are used for? - ANS-Support, locomotion, protection, blood cell manufacturing, and
mineral metabolism.
Capichuan - ANS-articulates with radius on lateral aspect
Cardiac Muscles are located in - ANS-the heart
Cardiovascular System - ANS-the heart, blood vessels, and blood.
Cartilage is found in what elements of the body? - ANS-Joints, vertebrae and backbone, ears
and nostril, and the bronchial tubes/airways.
Cell components of connective tissue - ANS-Fixed and wandering
cells - ANS-smallest living systems and are fashioned from atoms and molecules
cells are found at which degree? - ANS-cell degree
cellularity - ANS-tight junctions
Circumduction - ANS-
Circumduction - ANS-aggregate of flexion, abduction, extension, and adduction (circular
movement)
Classification of Epithelium - ANS-Simple and Stratified
, Clavicle - ANS-
Clavicle - ANS-Connects with manubrium medially and the scapula laterally
Collagen fibers offer - ANS-tensile energy for CT
Columnar - ANS-
Columnar Cell - ANS-Cell this is taller instead of wide
Condyle - ANS-A knuckle form that articulates with any other bone
Contractibility - ANS-when excited with the aid of nerve or hormone reasons the muscle to
shorten and outcomes in contraction
Coronal Plane - ANS-
Coronal Plane - ANS-Vertical plane that divides the body into posterior and anterior elements.
CT's function in bones is to - ANS-surrounds muscle tissue and attaches the ends of every
muscle to bone.
Cuboidal - ANS-
Cuboidal cellular - ANS-dice shaped cell
Dense CT - ANS-Less floor substance with more CT fibres
Dense CT may be found in areas that require lots of? - ANS-resistance
diaphysis - ANS-
diaphysis - ANS-elongated cylindrical shaft
Digestive System - ANS-the mouth to the anus
Digits/ feet encompass which bones? - ANS-phalanges
Digits/arms have how many bones? - ANS-14 phalanges
Distal - ANS-Away from the beginning
Dorsal - ANS-Back
4 areas of Anatomy - ANS-Histology, Gross Anatomy, Neuroanatomy, and Embryology.
Four primary tissues - ANS-Epithelial, Connective, Nervous, and Muscular.
A molecule is on what stage? - ANS-Chemical stage
A-band - ANS-thick and skinny filaments and looks darker histologically
Abduction - ANS-
Abduction - ANS-Movement far from the midline
Acetabulum - ANS-
Acetabulum - ANS-
Acetabulum - ANS-deep curved depression for articulation with the pinnacle of the femur
Acetabulum - ANS-Socket of hip bone in which the top of the femur suits
Achilles is an example of what sort of CT? - ANS-Dense CT
Acteabulum - ANS-
Actin - ANS-Thin filaments
Adduction - ANS-
Adduction - ANS-Movement closer to the midline
an instance of a stratified squamous mobile - ANS-Most superficial layer of skin
Anatomy - ANS-The study of shape
Angular - ANS-Motion that changes a joint perspective
Anterior floor of scapula is used to? - ANS-stabilize the shoulder
Anterior view - ANS-Frontal view
,Anterior/posterior view - ANS-
Appendicular - ANS-limbs or appendages that connect to the axis
Articular cartilage - ANS-layer of cartilage that cowl the epiphysis reduces friction among joints
and absorbs shock in moveable joints.
Articulation/ joint - ANS-wherein a bone meets some other bone, cartilage, or tooth
Avascularity - ANS-No direct touch with blood vessels
Axial - ANS-Vertical axis of body
Axial Skeleton - ANS-
Bone composition consists of - ANS-Outer and inner layer
Bones are used for? - ANS-Support, locomotion, protection, blood cell manufacturing, and
mineral metabolism.
Capichuan - ANS-articulates with radius on lateral aspect
Cardiac Muscles are located in - ANS-the heart
Cardiovascular System - ANS-the heart, blood vessels, and blood.
Cartilage is found in what elements of the body? - ANS-Joints, vertebrae and backbone, ears
and nostril, and the bronchial tubes/airways.
Cell components of connective tissue - ANS-Fixed and wandering
cells - ANS-smallest living systems and are fashioned from atoms and molecules
cells are found at which degree? - ANS-cell degree
cellularity - ANS-tight junctions
Circumduction - ANS-
Circumduction - ANS-aggregate of flexion, abduction, extension, and adduction (circular
movement)
Classification of Epithelium - ANS-Simple and Stratified
, Clavicle - ANS-
Clavicle - ANS-Connects with manubrium medially and the scapula laterally
Collagen fibers offer - ANS-tensile energy for CT
Columnar - ANS-
Columnar Cell - ANS-Cell this is taller instead of wide
Condyle - ANS-A knuckle form that articulates with any other bone
Contractibility - ANS-when excited with the aid of nerve or hormone reasons the muscle to
shorten and outcomes in contraction
Coronal Plane - ANS-
Coronal Plane - ANS-Vertical plane that divides the body into posterior and anterior elements.
CT's function in bones is to - ANS-surrounds muscle tissue and attaches the ends of every
muscle to bone.
Cuboidal - ANS-
Cuboidal cellular - ANS-dice shaped cell
Dense CT - ANS-Less floor substance with more CT fibres
Dense CT may be found in areas that require lots of? - ANS-resistance
diaphysis - ANS-
diaphysis - ANS-elongated cylindrical shaft
Digestive System - ANS-the mouth to the anus
Digits/ feet encompass which bones? - ANS-phalanges
Digits/arms have how many bones? - ANS-14 phalanges
Distal - ANS-Away from the beginning
Dorsal - ANS-Back
