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Bone Tissue - Answer dynamic tissue that continually remodels itself, osseous tissue is a connective tissue with a matrix hardened by minerals (calcium phosphate), make up the skeletal system What bones are made up of - Answer bone tissue, marrow, cartilage, periosteum Functions of the Skeletal System - Answer support, protection, movement, blood formation, mineral reservoir, pH balance, detoxification Shapes of Bones - Answer long, short, flat, irregular Structure of a F...

Histology - Answer Study of microscopic anatomy, only 200 different cell types, 4 primary tissue classes 4 tissue classes - Answer epithelial, connective, muscle, nervous Epithelial Tissue - Answer one or more layers of closely adhering cells, extracellular material so thin it is not visible, avascular, sits on basement membrane Basement membrane - Answer anchors epithelium to underlying connective tissue, usually Epithelial tissue functions - Answer protection, sensor...

Define rostral - Answer toward the nose Define caudal - Answer towards the tail Define cortex - Answer surface layer of grey matter Define nuclei - Answer deeper masses of grey matter Define tracts - Answer bundles of myelinated axons (white matter) Compare the volume of the cerebrum and cerebellum - Answer The cerebrum is about 83% of the total brain volume, but the cerebellum contains over half of all neurons. List the components of the brainstem - Answer ...

Characterizes of Life - Answer If it can exhibit: reproduction, development, evolution, maintaining homeostasis, and development. Physiological Variation - Answer Categories such as sex, age, diet, weight, physical activity, genetics or environment. Homeostasis - Answer The ability to detect change, and activate mechanisms that oppose it, and thereby maintain relatively stable internal conditions. negative feedback - Answer Allows for dynamic equilibrium within a limited ran...

List terms synonymous with Skin - Answer 123 Describe layers of skin - Answer There are two layers: - Epidermis - Dermis What is Epidermus Layer? - Answer Outer layer of stratified squamous epithelium What is Dermis Layer? - Answer Deeper connective tissue layer • Compare thick and thin skin - Answer Thin skin: 0.5 - 1-2mm Thick skin: up to 6mm • Describe the epidermis in detail - Answer Superficial to Dermis, Keritinized stratified squamous epithelium, ...

Conjunctiva - Answer transparent mucus membrane that covers the inner surface of the eyelid and anterior surface of the eye, with the exception of the Cornea Lacrimal apparatus - Answer lacrimal gland produces tears; tears flow through lacrimal punctum, lacrimal canals, lacrimal sac, nasolacrimal duct; tears cleanse and lubricate the eye, deliver oxygen and nutrients to the conjunctiva, and prevent bacterial infection via lysozyme Flow of tears - Answer Lacrimal gland -> surfac...

Anatomy - Answer Is the science that is concerned with body structures and the relationships among them Physiology - Answer Is the science that is concerned with the functions of the body parts Chemical - Answer All atoms and molecules in the body Cellular - Answer All of the cells in the body Tissue - Answer Groups of cells working together to perform a certain function Organ - Answer Groups of tissue working together to perform a specific function System - A...

What composes the muscular system? - Answer Skeletal muscles only What is the study of the muscular system called? - Answer Myology What are the 4 functions of muscles? - Answer 1. Movement 2. Stability 3. Control of body openings and passages 4. Heat production Muscular movements also serve various roles in ______________. - Answer Communication Describe stability. - Answer Prevents unwanted movements, there are some muscles known as the antigravity muscles that fi...

anatomical position - Answer body erect, feet slightly apart, palms facing forward, thumbs pointing away from body anatomical position importance - Answer directional terms are based on it, right and left refer to the body of the person, not the right and left of the viewer sagittal plane - Answer divides body into right and left parts midsagittal plane - Answer (median) divides the body into right and left directly on the midline parasagittal plane - Answer divides bo...

Skeletal muscles are served by "______________". - Answer Somatic motor neurons. Somatic motor neurons - Answer Nerve cells whose cell bodies are in the brainstem and spinal cord that serve skeletal muscles The "______________" lead to the skeletal muscles. - Answer Somatic motor fibers. Each muscle fiber is supplied by only "________" motor neuron - Answer one Each nerve fiber branches out to a number of "________________". - Answer Muscle fibe...

3 kinds of muscle tissue - Answer skeletal, cardiac, smooth major purpose of muscle - Answer converting chemical energy in ATP --> mechanical energy of motion muscle functions - Answer -movement of: whole body, body parts, organ contents -stability: maintain posture and prevent mvmt. -communication: speech, facial expressions and writing -control of openings and passageways: sphincters -body heat production characterizations of connective tissues of a muscle - Answer ...

what does the axial region consist of? - Answer head, neck, trunk what does the appendicular region consist of? - Answer upper limbs and lower limbs what quadrant is the appendix in? - Answer right lower what is the covering of the heart? - Answer pericardium what is the covering of the lungs? - Answer pleura true/false - dorsal is the same as posterior and ventral is the same as anterior in humans - Answer true what is dorsal and ventral in animals? - Answer ...

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Adip/o - Answer fat bronchiol/o - Answer bronchiole aden/o - Answer gland balan/o - Answer penis ather/o - Answer fatty plaque arthr/o - Answer joint adren/o - Answer adrenal gland carcin/o - Answer cancer bronch/o - Answer bronchus abdomin/o - Answer abdomen cardi/o - Answer heart chole/o - Answer bile chondr/o - Answer cartilage coagul/o - Answer clotting colon/o - Answer colon colp/o - Answer vagina

glands - Answer signal makers and senders of the endocrine system aden/o - Answer gland ex: adenoma, adenopathy adren/o, adrenal/o - Answer adrenal gland ex: adrenarche, adrenalitis cortic/o - Answer outer surface ex: corticotropic, adrenocorticohyperplasia gonad/o - Answer gonads (sex organs) ex: gonadopathy, gonadogenesis pancreat/o - Answer pancreas ex: pancreatitis, pancreatolith pituitar/o, hypophys/o - Answer pituitary gland ex: hyperpituitarism...

bronchiol/o - Answer bronchiole aden/o - Answer gland balan/o - Answer penis ather/o - Answer fatty plaque adren/o - Answer adrenal gland carcin/o - Answer cancer bronch/o - Answer bronchus abdomin/o, celi/o, lapar/o - Answer abdomen chole - Answer bile coagul/o - Answer coagulation col/o, colon/o - Answer colon (large intestine) colp/o - Answer vagina cyan/o - Answer blue cyt/o - Answer cell dips/o - Answer t...

abruptio placentae - Answer a disorder of pregnancy in which the placenta prematurely separates from the wall of the uterus perimetrium - Answer outer thin layer that covers the surface of the uterus eustachian tubes - Answer narrow tubes that lead from the middle ear to the nasal cavity and the throat to equalize the air pressure in the middle ear genital herpes - Answer an infection caused by herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) that is usually transmitted by sexual contact...

Melan/o - Answer black Leuk/o, Alb/o - Answer White Erythr/o - Answer red Xanth/o - Answer Yellow Xer/o - Answer Dry Kerat/o - Answer hard, horny Seb/o, Sebrace/o - Answer Oil TID - Answer Three Times Daily QD - Answer Daily QID - Answer Four Times Daily QHS - Answer at Night AC - Answer before meals PC - Answer After meals Ipsilateral - Answer Same side Myel/o - Answer spinal cord, bone marrow Dementia - A...

medical language - Answer allows health care professionals to be clear, communicate quickly, and provide comfort to patients medical language derives mainly from - Answer Greek and Latin eponyms - Answer a person after a discovery is named acronyms - Answer abbreviations that stand in for common phrases ultima - Answer the last syllable penult - Answer the almost last syllable antepenult - Answer the one that is just before the penult syllable emphasis -...

Summarize the purpose of medical language. - Answer Medical language allows health care professionals to be clear, communicate quickly, and provide comfort to patients. Where does medical language come from? - Answer Medical language is made up of words taken from two ancient languages: Greek and Latin. How does medical language work? - Answer Each medical word is a description of some aspect of health care. The last syllable is called the _______. - Answer Ultima Sound o...