Brainarium

Visceral senses - ️️Senses that provide information about various internal organs and consists primarily of pain and pressure Proprioception - ️️The perception of position and movement of parts of the body Special senses - ️️Senses that are more specialized in structure, have specialized nerve endings, and are localized to specific organs Mechanoreceptors - ️️Receptors that respond to mechanical stimuli, such as compression, bending, or stetting of cells

Sutural ligament - ️️The two layers of periosteum plus the dens fibrous connective tissue in between form Cartilaginous joints - ️️Unite two bones by means of either hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage Synovial joints - ️️Contain synovial fluid and allow considerable movement between articulating bones Joints - ️️The bones or portions of bones that join together Cubital joint - ️️Elbow joint Fibrous joint - ️️Consists of two bones that are united by fibrous connec...

Sensory receptors - ️️The endings of neurons, or separate, specialized cells that detect temperature, pain, touch, pressure, light, sound, odor, and other stimuli Nerve - ️️A bundle of axons and their sheaths, it connects the CNS to sensory receptors, muscles, and glands Cranial nerves - ️️Nerves that originate from the brain, 12 pairs Spinal nerves - ️️Nerves that originate from the spinal cord, 31 pairs Major functions of nervous system - ️️Receiving sensory input, in...

The study of the external form of the body and its relationship to deeper structures is Select one: a. systemic anatomy. b. regional anatomy. c. molecular biology. d. microbiology. e. surface anatomy. - ️️e. surface anatomy. The brachial region is commonly known as the - ️️upper arm. The inguinal region is commonly known as the - ️️groin. Visual inspection of the appearance of the liver and gallbladder during surgery is associated with which of the following? - ️️gross ...

Ramos - ️️Branch off body Condyle - ️️Smooth rounded articular surface Facet - ️️Small flattened articular surface Process - ️️Prominent projection 22+6 - ️️Number of bones in skull plus auditory bones

subdivisions of the nervous system - ️️central nervous system ( CNS) and peripheral nervous system ( PNS) CNS consist of - ️️brain and spinal cord PNS constist of - ️️sensory receptors and nerves sensory receptors - ️️ending of neurons or specialize cells that deal with pain, temperature, touch, light, sound, and odors

What are odorants and what do they bind to? - ️️Molecules that connect to chemoreceports What is the relationship of mucus surrounding the olfactory hairs? - ️️Must dissolve in order to have a response What does olfactory neurons having a low threshold mean? - ️️Having an excellent sense of smell What does olfaction mean? - ️️Sense of smell Olfactory neurons are what kind of neurons? - ️️Bipolar

What are the five functions of the skeletal system? - ️️Support, protection, movement, storage, blood cell production What are the three types of cartilage? - ️️hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage, and elastic cartilage What are the four componenets of the skeletal system? - ️️bones, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments Ligaments - ️️strong bands of fibrous connective tissue that attach to bones and hold them together tendons - ️️strong bands of connective tissue that conn...

Element - ️️Simplest type of matter; composed of only one kind of atom Atom - ️️Smallest particle of an element. Consists of protons, neutrons, and electrons Protons - ️️Positively charged; located in the nucleus Electrons - ️️Negatively charged; located around the nucleus

proteins that make up plasma - ️️- 58% albumins - 38% globulins - 4% fibrinogens formed elements is made of - ️️- platelets - white blood cells - red blood cells red blood cells - ️️- biconcave - anucleated - males have more functions of blood - ️️- transportation - regulation - protection transportation - ️️- gases, nutrients and waste products - processed molecules ( vitamins, lactic acid, etc.) - regulatory molecules ( hormones)

Surface anatomy - ️️study of the external form of the body and its relation to deeper structures Anatomical imaging - ️️using radiographs (x-rays), ultrasound, MRI and other technologies to create pictures of internal structures Cytoplogy - ️️structural features of cells histology - ️️tissue examination Gross anatomy - ️️structures that can be examined w/o aid of microscope

Sagittal plane - ️️runs vertically through the body, separating it into left and right portions Transverse/ horizontal plane - ️️runs parallel to the ground, divides the body into superior and inferior portions Frontal/ coronal plane - ️️runs vertically, divides the body into anterior and posterior portions Receptor - ️️monitors the values of variables

visceral membrane - ️️The transparent membrane directly covering the organ it is protecting. Thin, shiny, saran-wrap like texture. parietal membrane - ️️Covers the outer part of the wall away from the organs. Collagen gives it a white color and is relatively strong. major internal organs of the body - ️️brain, spinal chord, larynx, trachea, lungs, heart, diaphragm, liver, stomach, pancreas, spleen, gallbladder, kidney, small & large intestine, ureter, bladder, urethra

Anatomical anatomy - Correct Answer-Use of X-ray, ultrasound, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Systemic anatomy - Correct Answer-The study of the body by systems. Ex. Cardiovascular, nervous, skeletal, muscular. Regional anatomy - Correct Answer-The study of the organization of the body by area. Ex. head, abdomen, arm. Surface anatomy - Correct Answer-The study of external features Ex. Bony projections. Physiology - Correct Answer-The study of how the body and its parts work or functio

what is a jsn created by - ️️work canidate when creating a 2k in OMMS-NG what information is required? - ️️all items with a red check What does COSAL stand for? - ️️Coordinated Shipboard Allowance List what is a DLR - ️️Depot Level Repair Parts What is a 5G advice code? - ️️One for one exchange what form is used in a supply discrepancy report? - ️️SF 364 who is the commanding authority for "remain in place(RIP)" chit? - ️️Commanding Officer what is requ...

National Stock Number (NSN) - Correct Answer-13 digit stock number Assigned by the defense logistics information service (DLIS) Identify items of material in the supply distribution system NSN Breakdown - Correct Answer-Consist of 4 digit federal supply classification (FSC) and 9 digit National Item ID number (NIIN) Cognizant symbol - Correct Answer-Identify a stock numbered item with the Navy inventory manager in the specific category of the material Material Control Code - Correct Answe...

MOVs are picked up on the ___ of every month and returned by the ___ of every month? - ️️5th, 15th How many days do you have to turn in a suspense chit once your part is ordered? - ️️4 Which documents are required if ordering an INACTIVE NIIN? - ️️Suspense chit(If OVER $500), OTS Print Out What forms are required when requesting RPPO access? - ️️RSUP User Role Form, ADP Form, OTS Access Print out, PQS/LOD What is an APL? - ️️Allowance Parts List What are the two type...

CDR Anderson, Brian - ️️Supply Officer (SUPPO) CDR Torres - ️️Assistant Supply Officer (ASUPPO) LCDR Smoak - ️️Principal Assistant for Logistics (PAL) LT Gage - ️️Principal Assistant for Services (PAS) LT McLeod - ️️S1 Division Officer (Divo) LT Rivera - ️️S6 Divo National Stock Number; 13 digits - ️️What is NSN & how many digits does it consist of?

SPMIG - ️️Standard PMS Material Identification Guide JSN - ️️Job SEQUENCE Number NAVSUP 1250-2 - ️️Ordering materials WITHOUT NSN DD 200 - ️️Lost, stolen, damaged goods receipt ACR - ️️Allowance Change Request - for CHANGING quantities SF 364 - ️️Shipping discrepancies SF 368 - ️️Parts don't fit 4790/2K - ️️Paper form to write work candidates to order repair parts