WGU D203 Fundamentals of Anatomy and
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D203 Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology | OA
Term
What is ossification?
when cartilage is replaced by
, process of joint fusion, when bones process of muscle formation, when
merge together muscle tissue is converted to bone
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Term
What is the function of the cerebrum?
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balance and coordination muscle coordination
vision and hearing movement and sensory input
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Term
What is B?
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Cerebellum Medulla oblongata
, cerebellum Amygdala
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Term
What is the function of the hindbrain?
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To control important autonomic
To process sensory information and
functions such as blood
memory
pressure
To coordinate voluntary muscle To manage sensory perception and
movements reflexes
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Term
Describe partially moveable joints
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Linked by dense connective tissue Connected by fibrous tissue and have
and permit no movement (ex: skull a fluid-filled cavity (ex: shoulder
plates) joints)
Connected by hyaline cartilage
Joined by ligaments and allow full and do not have a joint cavity
range of motion (ex: hip joints) (ex: joints between spinal
vertebrae)
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Term
What are oligodendrocytes for?
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Regulate neurotransmitter release in
Support blood-brain barrier function
CNS
Form myelin sheath in CNS Repair damaged neurons in PNS
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Physiology | OA | Objective Assessment |
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D203 Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology | OA
Term
What is ossification?
when cartilage is replaced by
, process of joint fusion, when bones process of muscle formation, when
merge together muscle tissue is converted to bone
Don't know?
2 of 62
Term
What is the function of the cerebrum?
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balance and coordination muscle coordination
vision and hearing movement and sensory input
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3 of 62
Term
What is B?
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Cerebellum Medulla oblongata
, cerebellum Amygdala
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4 of 62
Term
What is the function of the hindbrain?
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To control important autonomic
To process sensory information and
functions such as blood
memory
pressure
To coordinate voluntary muscle To manage sensory perception and
movements reflexes
Don't know?
5 of 62
Term
Describe partially moveable joints
, Give this one a try later!
Linked by dense connective tissue Connected by fibrous tissue and have
and permit no movement (ex: skull a fluid-filled cavity (ex: shoulder
plates) joints)
Connected by hyaline cartilage
Joined by ligaments and allow full and do not have a joint cavity
range of motion (ex: hip joints) (ex: joints between spinal
vertebrae)
Don't know?
6 of 62
Term
What are oligodendrocytes for?
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Regulate neurotransmitter release in
Support blood-brain barrier function
CNS
Form myelin sheath in CNS Repair damaged neurons in PNS
Don't know?
7 of 62
