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A&P 1.07 Flashcards

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Trapezius

Middle

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O: Nuchal ligament at C6 spinal process (S.P.) C7 - T3

I: acromion process and spine of the scapula

A: retraction of the scapula (adduction)

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Trapezius

Lower

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O: S.P. of T4-T12

I: tubercle of the spine of the scapula

A: depression of the scapula (abduction)/ upward rotation of the scapula

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Nuchal ligament

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Ligament that runs along the spine to C7 or vertebral promance from EOP

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Spinous process

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runs along the entire spine

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Integumentary system

Structures

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Skin

Structures derived from the skin:

  • Hair
  • Nails
  • Sweat & oil glands (exocrine)
  • Sensory receptors (neurological)
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Integumentary system

Functions

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  • Protects the body
  • Helps regulate body temp
  • Eliminates some wastes
  • Helps produce vitamin D
  • Detects sensation: pain, touch, temperature (hot/cold)
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Reproduction system

Structures

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Gonads: testes and ovaries

Associated organs:

Females: uterine tubes, uterus and vagina

Male: epididymis, ductus deferense (vas deferense), penis, prostate

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Reproductive system

Function

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Produces gametes

Release hormones: make hormones that regulate reproduction and other body processes

Associated organs: transport and store gametes (sperm & oocytes)

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Levels of organization

Review

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Review from A&P 1.1

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Tissues

4 types

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The body can be divided into 4 tissue types:

Connective
Muscle
Epithelial
Nervous

C.M.E.N

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Connective tissue

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  • Specializes to support the body and it’s parts
  • Connects and holds parts together
  • Transports substances through the body
  • Protects it from foreign invaders

Blood is a connective tissue

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Mature connective tissue

3 types

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One of the most widespread tissues in the body

Fibrous CT
Fluid CT
Skeletal CT

  • Exists in more varied forms than other tissues
  • Found in nearly every organ in the body
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Fibrous connective tissue

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Loose: delicate tissue-paper webs

Dense: tough resilient cords

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Fibrous connective tissue

Loose or dense

4 examples

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  • Tendons
  • Walls of vessels
  • Covering of organs
  • Fascia
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Fluid (liquid) connective tissue

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  • Blood

- Lymph

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Skeletal connective tissue

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  • Bone

- Cartilage

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Categories of connective tissue determined by

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Shape and function

17
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Fluid connective tissue

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Blood

Lymph

18
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Skeletal connective tissue

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Bone: rigid and firm

Cartilage: even tougher for wear and tear at joints

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Muscle tissue

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  • Produces movement of the body and it’s parts by shortening it’s fibers or cells
  • Specialized for contractility
20
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Muscle tissue

3 types

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Skeletal
Smooth
Cardiac

21
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Skeletal muscle tissue

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Attaches to bone

Striated and voluntary

22
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Smooth muscle tissue

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Visceral = organs
Walls of organs or hollow tubes
Nonstriated and involuntary

23
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Cardiac muscle

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Heart
Heart walls
Striated and involuntary

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Epithelial tissue

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  • Covers and protects the body
  • Lines body cavities
  • Transport: specializes in moving things into and out of the blood (secretion, excretion & absorption)
  • Forms many glands

Endocrine and exocrine glands are epithelial tissue

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Classification of epithelial tissue by

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Layers

Shape

26
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Epithelial tissue classification

Shape 3 types

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Squamous: flat like a pancake

Cuboidal: cube shaped, more cytoplasm

Columnar: wider than higher

27
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Epithelial tissue classification

Layers 2 types

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Simple: single layer

Stratified: multiple layers

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Epithelial tissue

Main types 2

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  • Covering/lining or membraneous

- glandular

29
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Glandular epithelial tissues

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Grouped in solid cords or specialized follicles

Form the secretory units of endo and exocrine glands

30
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Covering/lining or membranous

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  • Covers body and some of it’s parts
  • Lines serous cavities
    • pleural, pericardial, peritoneal
  • Lines the blood and lymphatic vessels, and the respiratory, digestive and genourinary tracts
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Membrane

Defined & 2 types

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Membrane- flat sheets of pliable tissue

  • Epithelial
  • Synovial
32
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Membrane

Epithelial

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Epithelial: includes an epithelial layer combined with an underlying layer of connective tissue

  Examples - mucous membranes, serous membranes and cutaneous membranes or skin
33
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Membrane

Synovial

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Synovial: line the cavities of joints. Composed of areolar C.T., adipose tissue, collagen fibers and no epithelial layer

34
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Nervous tissue

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  • Specializes in communication between different parts of the body
  • Integration of activities
  • Generates complex messages for the coordination of body functions

Most complex tissue

35
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Nervous tissue

2 types

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Neurons: the conducting units

Neuroglia: support cells

Anatomy & Physiology I (22 decks)

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