bio quiz octobwe Flashcards
suture
joint found only in skull
synovial joints
freely movable joints, considered body main functional joints
ligament
bone to bone
tendon
muscle to bone
cutaneous membrane
skin
parietal
line walls of body cavities
visceral
covers organs found in body cavities
epidermis
outer most and thinnest layer of skin
dermis
thicker and deeper layer of skin
4 types of bones
long, short, flat, irregular
osteoblast
build bone
osteoclast
dissolve bone
osteocyte
maintains bone tissue/mature bone cells
epiphyseal growth plate
plate/ disc after bones stop growing
femur
thigh bone
axial skeleton
80 bones
appendicular skeleton
126 bones
synarthrosis
joint types with no movement
amphiarthorsis
joint types with slight movement
tetanic contraction
long and steady muscle contractions
isometric contractions
contractions that don’t produce movement
extension
movement that increases the
angle between two bones at their joint:
straightening
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flexion
movement that decreases the angle
between two bones at their joint: bending
abduction
movement of a body part away from midline
adduction
movement of a part towards the midline
3 parts of neuron
cell body, dendrite, axon
white matter
the tissue within the central nervous system primarily composed of myelinated axons
grey matter
type of tissue in brain and spinal cord
synapse
the junction between two neurons that allows a signal to pass between themthe place where impulses are
transmitted from one neuron to another
cerebrum
largest part of brain
myalgia
muscle pain
neuritis
referring to nerve
inflammation or infection
endocrine glands
secretes hormones
major hormone 1.
thyroid stimulating hormone
stimulates growth of the thyroid
gland; also stimulates it to secrete thyroid
hormone
prostaglandins
Prostaglandins (PGs) are powerful substances
found in a wide variety of body tissues
parathyroid hormone
increases blood
calcium concentration by increasing the
breakdown of bone with the release of
calcium into the blood
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major hormone 2.
growth hormone
stimulates growth by accelerating protein
anabolism; also accelerates fat catabolism and
slows glucose catabolism;