Module 15: Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

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1
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the motion that extends the foot downward toward the ground as when pointing the toes is _____ flexion

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plantar

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the muscles that move all of the bones of the face and the eyes are the

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skeletal muscles

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3
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a bone cell that helps form bone tissue is an

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osteoblast

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4
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the lower arm bone on the little finger (medial) side is the

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ulna

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5
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the function of bone processes is to

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serve as attachments for muscles and tendons

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6
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sinuses function to

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lighten the skull and moisten passing air

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7
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a bone head, tuberosity, and condyle are examples of bone protuberances known as

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bone processes

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8
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hard, dense bone tissue is

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compact bone

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9
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the mid portion or shaft of a long bone is the

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diaphysis

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10
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the fixed portion of a long bone between the shaft and the epiphyseal plate is the

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metaphysis

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11
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the bone of the upper arm is known as the

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humerus

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12
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pathologic fracture

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caused by disease of the bone

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13
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ganglion

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fluid-filled cyst that arises from the joint capsule or a tendon

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14
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muscular dystrophy

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a inherited disease marked by progressive weakness and degeneration of muscle fibres

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15
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rheumatoid arthritis

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a chronic autoimmune condition in which joints become inflamed and painful

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16
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fibromyalgia

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is a condition characterized by a chronic pain and stiffness in muscles, joints and fibrous tissue

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17
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carpal tunnel syndrome

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the medical condition caused by the median nerve being compressed by a ligament as it passes between the ligament and the bones and tendons of the wrist

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18
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Paget disease (osteitis deformans)

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condition is characterized by recurrent episodes of elevated bone resorption, followed by attempts at repair, resulting in deformed and weakened bones of excessive mass

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19
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comminuted fracture

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the bone is splintered or crushed in several places

20
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systemic lupus erythematosus

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a chronic inflammatory autoimmune disease involving the joints, skin, kidneys, nervous system, heart and lungs

21
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rheumatoid arthritis can be detected by a laboratory test called _____, which is the rate at which erythrocytes settle at the bottom of a test tube

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erythrocyte sedimentation rate

22
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an EMG records

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strength of muscle contraction

23
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bone densitometry

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determines bone mass with a machine that measures how well x-rays penetrate bone

24
Q

-desis

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fixation

25
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bone scan

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radioactive substance is placed within the body to enable visualization of a bone via the image produced by the emission of radioactive particles

26
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NSAID

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drug often prescribed to treat common symptoms of musculoskeletal disorders

27
Q

elevated serum levels of _____ can indicate muscular dystrophies, polymyositis, or myopathy

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creatine kinase

28
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osteoblasts

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are the immature osteocytes that produce the bony tissue that replaces cartilage during ossification

29
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fibula

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smaller of the lower leg bones

30
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dorsi flexion

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decreasing the angle of the ankle joint so that the foot bends backward

31
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visceral muscles

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controlled by the autonomic nervous system and operate the internal organs, blood vessels and glandular ducts

32
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patella

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kneecap

33
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shin bone

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tibia

34
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soft bones

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bones that cover soft parts of the body

35
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bone depressions

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hollow regions in a bone that help to join on bone to another and serve as passageway for blood vessels and nerves

36
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articular cartilage functions to

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cushion joints and allow them to move smoothly and efficiently

37
Q

another name for osteoarthritis is

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degenerative joint disease

38
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yellow bone marrow is composed of

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fat

39
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cancellous bone

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spongy, porous, trabecular bone

40
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upper part of the pelvic bone

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ilium

41
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the cartilaginous disc joining the two pubic bones is the

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pubic symphysis

42
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this type of muscle is striated but its movement cannot be consciously controlled

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cardiac

43
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what laboratory test can detect hypocalcemia?

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serum calcium test

44
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tubercle

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a small rounded process for muscle and tendon attachment

45
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acetabulum

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the round depression in the hip joint that forms the socket for the head of the femur to complete the hip joint

46
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fascia

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the fibrous membrane that separates and envelopes striated muscle