lab

Question 1

memory

Answer 1

acquisition , storage and retrieval of into

Question 2

how to study memory

Question 3

Why are our palms and fingers shorter than our than our ancestors?

Answer 3

injuries
running

Carrier notes that natural selection favored lengthening the big toe and shortening other toes so human ancestors could run more easily, and the same genes likely affected hand proportions as well.

Question 4

anatomical directional terms

Question 5

ribs

Answer 5

true ribs

false ribs

sternum

Question 6

skull list

Answer 6

Add temporal to skull list

Question 7

‘General’ Muscle Rules

Answer 7

1) ingeneralpointoforigin(superior/medial) 2) in general point of origin ‘does not’ move
3) muscles only act on the joints they cross (e.g., abs do not cross hip joint)
4) muscles pull, they do not push
5) they pull along their tendon length
6) actions are described for concentric actions
7) movements are described from anatomical position

Question 8

Special Rule #8

Answer 8

The muscles are bilateral

Question 9

Form and Function

Answer 9

Insertion plays a role
Large area of origin for the triceps and small area of insertion.
Third class speed lever.
Skeletal muscle can only shorten about 20 %