A & P Flashcards

1
Q

how many vertebrae are in spinal column?

A

32-33

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2
Q

cervical vertebrae

A

C1-C7

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3
Q

thoracic vertebrae

A

T1-T12

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4
Q

lumbar vertebrae

A

L1-L5

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5
Q

sacral vertebrae

A

S1-S5

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6
Q

coccygeal vertebrae

A

3-4 (fused and called coccyx)

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7
Q

trachea: tube formed by approximately __ rings of _____

A

20 rings of cartilage

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8
Q

3 biological functions of larynx

A

close trachea so food/substances don’t enter lungs
close VF’s to build pressure
cough reflex

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9
Q

myoelastic-aerodynamic theory

A

subglottal air pressure builds up, eventually pushes folds apart, and also causes vibration;
then pressure eventually decreases and folds are pulled back together

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10
Q

bernoulli effect

A

increased speed of air passing between VF’s which sucks folds together

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11
Q

brainstem is made up of what?

A

midbrain, pons, medulla

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12
Q

reticular activating system executes ______. it is the primary mechanism of ______

A

motor activity;

attention and consciousness

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13
Q

what is AKA the “little brain”? and what does it do?

A

cerebellum, which regulates balance, posture, fine movements (including speech!)

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14
Q

re: the cerebrum, what is a ridge in the cortex?

A

gyrus

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15
Q

re: the cerebrum, what is a shallow valley in the cortex?

A

sulcus

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16
Q

re: the cerebrum, what is a deeper valley?

A

fissure

17
Q

what is primary function of the pyramidal system?

A

voluntary muscle movement

18
Q

corticobulbar tract controls what?

A

voluntary movements of speech muscles

19
Q

corticobulbar (and corticospinal) tract(s) are divided into what?

A

lower motor neurons and upper motor neurons

20
Q

LMNs are located where?

A

spinal and cranial nerves

21
Q

UMNs are located where?

A

central nervous system

22
Q

what is primary function of the extrapyramidal system?

A

fine motor movements (speech!)

23
Q

what lobe contains primary motor cortex (motor strip)?

A

frontal

24
Q

what controls muscle movements through pyramidal system?

A

primary motor cortex (motor strip)

25
Q

what lobe contains sensory cortex (sensory strip)?

A

parietal

26
Q

what lobe contains primary visual cortex?

A

occipital

27
Q

what lobe contains primary auditory cortex?

A

temporal

28
Q

what lobe deals with pressure, pain, temperature, and touch?

A

parietal

29
Q

framework of respiration

A

trachea

lungs

bronchi

sternum

spinal column

rib cage

30
Q

muscles of respiration

A

diaphragm

intercostals (internal and external)

accessory muscles of neck

31
Q

internal intercostal muscles pull ribs ____ for _____ _________

A

down

forced exhalation

32
Q

external intercostals do what to ribs?

A

raise ribs up or out for inhalation

33
Q

2 muscles of neck

A

traps and sternocleidomastoid

34
Q

pathway of respiration starting with mouth/nose

A

mouth/nose

pharynx

VF’s- abducted

trachea

bronchi

bronchioles

alveolar ducts

35
Q

larynx is made up of 1 bone and 9 cartilages. What are they?

A

epiglottis

cricoid

thyroid

arytenoids (2)

corniculates (2)

cuneiforms (2)