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BIOL 235 Chapter 21, questions and answers, graded A+ arteries carry blood away from the heart, large and elastic arterioles stem from arteries FUNCTION: regulate flow of blood into the capillary networks capillaries as arterioles inter a tissue, they branch into capillaries most capillaries are continuous capillaries; plasma membrane of endothelial cells form continuous tube found in CNS, lungs, muscle tissue, skin FUNCTION: nutrient exchange between blood and interstitial...

BIOL 235 Chapter 7, questions and answers with verified content What is the axial skeleton? Consists of bones around the longitudinal axis of the body (80 bones, including skull, auditory ossicles, hyoid, ribs, sternum, vertebral column) What is the appendicular skeleton? Consists of bones of the extremities and girdles that connect limbs to the axial skeleton (126 bones) What is a long bone? Bones that are longer than they are wide (slightly curved), have a shaft (diaphysis) a...

BIOL 235: Chapter 12, questions and answers| Latest updated nerve a bundle of hundreds of thousands of axons plus associated connective tissue and blood vessels that lies outside of brain and spinal cord (in the PNS) cranial nerves 21 pairs emerge from the brain spinal nerves 31 pairs emerge from the spinal cord ganglia small masses of nerve tissue, consisting primarily of neuron cell bodies, located outside the CNS enteric plexuses extensive networks of neurons...

BIOL 235 Chapter 9, questions and answers with complete solutions What is an articulation? A joint (or arthrosis); a point of contact between 2 bones, a bone and cartilage, or bone and teeth What are the 2 main ways joints are classified? Structurally (based on anatomical characteristics) and functionally (based on type of movement) What are the different structural classifications of joints? Structural joints are classified based on presence or absence of a synovial cavity and...