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Lab pratical Flashcards

1
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Cell Association Patterns

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Epithelial and Mesenchymal

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Epithelial Tissue

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little ECM

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3 classifications

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  1. connective tissue (adipose)
  2. Supporting Connective Tissue (bone and cartilage)
  3. Fluid Connective (blood)
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4
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All types of tissue

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epithelial, connective, muscular and nervous

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Chordate features

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DHNT, Notochord, segmented muscle body, pharyngeal slits, post anal tail and endostyle

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6
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Vertebrae features

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Neural crest and vertebral column

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7
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Gene expression

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specialized function

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8
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sperm contributes to

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paternal chromosomes

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9
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oocyte

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contribute to maternal chromosomes

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10
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cleavage

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dives into two blastomeres

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11
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zygote

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single celled

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12
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gastrualtion

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rise to ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm

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13
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endoderm gives rise to

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lining of gut and organs

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14
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mesoderm gives rise to

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everything else

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15
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ectoderm gives rise to

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outside structures and rise to embryo

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16
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Epimere gives rise to

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expaxial dorsal musculature

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17
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Expaxial

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extension muscles of vertebral column

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18
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Expaxial muscle groups

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spinalis, longissimus, and Iliocastalis

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19
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Hypomere gives rise to

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hypaxial muscle, ventral muscle, flexor muscles of anterior body wall

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20
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Muscle groups of hypaxial

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oblique, rectus, and thoracic

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21
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synergist

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support same function

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22
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antagonisitc

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opposite

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23
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How many nerves in bones and spinal

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31 neves and 33 vertebraes

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24
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axial skeleton

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skulls, vertebral column, ribs, sternum

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25
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appendicular skeleton

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limbs

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26
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ribs articulate with

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thoracic vertebrae via hyaline cartilage

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27
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true ribs

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1-7 directly with sternum

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28
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false ribs

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8-12 articulate indirectly

29
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floating

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11-12 do not articulate

30
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Pelvis of a female vs male

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female are wider, male’s are thicker and bigger

31
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Distal, middle, and proximal

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distal is tip, middle, and proximal

32
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synarthortic

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no movement

33
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amphiarthrotic

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some movement

34
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diarthrotic

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freely movement

35
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Hallux

36
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Pollex

37
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sternum

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manubrium, body and xiphoid process

38
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S L T P T T C H

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Sam Likes To Push His Toy Car Hard

39
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Sam Likes To Push The Toy Car Hard

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Schpoid, lunate, triquetrium, pisiform, trapezium, trapezoid, capitate and hamate

40
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T C C N M I L

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Tom Cant Control Not Much In Life

41
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Tom Cant Control Not Much In Life

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Taulus, Calcaneus, Cuboid, Navicular, Medial Cuneiform, Intermediate Cuneiform, Lateral Cuneiform.

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S carpal

43
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Moon shape carpal

44
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3 fossa’ carpal

A

triquetrium

45
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smallest carpal

46
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Saddle shape carpal

47
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booty shape carpal

48
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Head shape carpal

49
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hook shape carpal

50
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big anklebone tarsal

51
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heel at the foot, end of it tarsal

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calcaneous

52
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behind big toe, bridge shape

53
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lies laterally tarsal

54
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lunate look next to big toe

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medial cuneiform

55
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middle and smallest tarsal

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intermediate cuneiform

56
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L shape and next to bridge

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Lateral cuneiform

57
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Clavicle articulation with sternum

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acromium of scapula

58
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coal bones articulate with

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acetabulum fossa of femur

59
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Ilium articulates with

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sacral vertebrae

60
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humerus articulates with

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capitulum surface with radius and ulna

61
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femur articulates with tibia at

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medial and later condyles

62
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humerus articulates with scapula at

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glenoid cavity

63
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manubrium articulates at

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lateral jugular notch

64
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trochlea surface articulates

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medial ulna

65
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capitulum articulates at

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raidus lateral condlye

66
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trochlear notch articulates

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trochlea of humerus

67
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styloid process articulates with

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forearm and wrist

68
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Patella articulates at

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facets with medial condyles of femur

Bio 223 (10 decks)

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