Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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medial plane

A

divides the body right and left

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2
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sagittal plane

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parallel to the median plane, divides the sections into medial and lateral

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3
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transverse plane

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divides body into cranial and caudal

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4
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dorsal plane

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divides body into dorsal and ventral

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5
Q

cranial

A

towards the head

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6
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caudal

A

towards the tail

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7
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dorsal

A

top of the horse

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8
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ventral

A

bottom of the horse

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9
Q

rostral

A

closer to the nose

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10
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proximal

A

closer to the heart/body

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11
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distal

A

further from the heart/body

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12
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anterior

A

in front of

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13
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posterior

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behind

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14
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axial skeleton

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protects the internal organs

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15
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appendicular skeleton

A

supplementary, relating to limbs

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16
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long bones

A

most bones of the limb

17
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short bones

A

carpal and tarsal bones, sesamoid and patella

18
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flat bones

A

cranial bones and scapula

19
Q

irregular bones

A

pelvis and vertebral column, has large # of projections for tendon attachment

20
Q

vertebral formula

A

C7T18L6S5CO15-21

21
Q

articulate

A

having joints or jointed segments to form a joint

22
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fibrous joints

A

immovable, fibrous tissue unites, ossifies with age

23
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suture joints

A

fibrous, most joints of the skull

24
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syndesmosis

A

fibrous joints, bones that fuse over time, occur between shafts of long bone

25
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cartilagenous joints

A

limited movement joints

26
Q

symphysis

A

cartilagenous joints, in pelvis and intervertebral discs

27
Q

growth plates

A

cartilagenous joint, hyalin cartilage grows and ossifies

28
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synovial joints

A

movable joints

29
Q

4 components of the synovial joint

A

collateral ligament, articular cartilage, fibrous joint capsule and synovial membrane.

30
Q

diaphysis

A

shaft of the bone

31
Q

epiphysis

A

proximal and distal ends of the bone

32
Q

epiphyseal line

A

where the growth plate used to be

33
Q

periosteum

A

covers outside of the bone, vessel rich

34
Q

articular cartilage

A

covers ends of the bone where it meets another bone in a joint.

35
Q

nutrient artery

A

blood for the bone is supplied by the vessels on the periosteum and by the nutrient artery, carrying blood to the endosteum

36
Q

tendons

A

connect muscle to bone

37
Q

ligaments

A

connect bone to bone

38
Q

functions of the skeleton

A

provide a framework for other body tissue to build on, act as a system of levers, protect the inner vital organs, store calcium and phosphorous, produce red and white blood cells