Gross anatomy I, II Flashcards

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“Mid Sagittal”
equal R and L sides
passes vertically through midlines

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median plane

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vertically through body parallel to median plan
“para sagittal”
unequal R and L

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sagittal planes

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frontal coronal planes

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divide into front and back anterior and posterior parts

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transverse plane

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pass horizontally through the body
divide body into upper/ lower (superior and inferior parts)

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True or False
L side of image is pts R side

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T

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condyle

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rounded knuckle like articular area often occuring in pairs

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epicondyle

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eminence superioir or adjacent to a condyle

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crest

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ridge of bone

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facet

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smooth flat area usually covered with cartilage where a bone articulates with another bone

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foramen

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opening or hole through a bone

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fossa

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shallow depression

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notch

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indentation usually at the edge of the bone

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process

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projection or outgrowth of the bone

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tubercle

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small rounded bony projection

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trochanter

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body projections found in the proximal femur (greater and lesser trochanter)

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tuberosity

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roughened elevation

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13
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pulmonary circulation

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right ventricle
oxygenated blood

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right ventricle

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receives oxygen poor blood

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oxygenated blood

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returned to left atrium

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systemic circulation

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left ventricle : moves blood to the periphery of the body through systemic arteries

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oxygen poor blood returns to the

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right atrium

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arteries

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thick smooth muscles layer
high in oxygen

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3 types of arteries

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large elastic
medium muscular
small arteries and arterioles

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most named arteries

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medium muscular arteries

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capillaries
form capillary beds exchange of oxygen nutrients waste products and other substances with the ECF
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veins
low oxygen thin walls that allow for expansion
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3 types of veins
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venules and small veins
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medium veins
drain venous plexus superficials veines like cephalic and basiclic
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large veins
vena cava
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venae comitantes
veins that accompany deep arteries
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anastomeses
provides collateral circulation communication between two or more seperate branches of an artery
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arteries
carry blood away from heart
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veins
carry blood towards heart
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sentinel nodes
nodes that are the first to drain cancerous organs
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cranial nerves
extensions of the brain
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dorsal rami
cutaneous sensation of the back (skin of the back) motor fuunchtion to muscles of back
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PNS (peripheral nervous system)
cell body clusters are called ganglion/ganglia
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CNS (Central nervous system)
cell body clusters are called nucleus . nuclei
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dendrites
recieve info
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axon
sends info
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the dorsal root ganglion contains only ___ info
sensory
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spinal nerves contain both ___ and ___ info
motor and sensory
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dorsal ramus (posterior ramus)
comes off the spinal nerve and heads to posterior body intrinsic muscles of back and skin of back
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ventral ramus (anterioir ramus)
continues from spinal nerve - supplies everything else (for the most part)
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official end of the spinal cord
conus medularis
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pattern where spinal nerves continue to provide skin innervation in a sequential pattern
dermatomes
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two branches of autonomic nervous system
Sympathetic (SNS) and Parasympathetic (PSNS)
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PSNS
rest and digest
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fight or flight
SNS
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neurons that travel along the ___ root are ___ neurons
ventral root are motor neurons
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neurons that travel along the ____root are ____
dorsal root are sensory neurons
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Preganglionic fiber
nerve fibers that have not synapsed at a ganglia
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postganglionic fiber
nerve fibers that have synapsed at a ganglia and are continuing to targer organ/destination
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where are nuclei for the SNS located?
In the lateral horn (T1-L2)
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know how SNS flow
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gray ramus communicans extend the entirety of the spinal cord while white ramus communicans only reach from _____
T1-L2
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splanchnic nerve fibers synapse in the ___
prevertebral ganglia
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preganglioninc PSNS neurons travel along the ___
pelvic splanchnics
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Intramural ganglion
within the walls of the target organ
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TLDR
the preganglionic fibers for the PSNS are very long and eventually synapse directly onto the target organ
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