MUSCULAR AND SKELETAL Flashcards

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The muscle that extends, laterally flex, and rotate tge vertebral column.

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Back Muscles

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Mainly involved in the process of breathing

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Thoracic Muscles

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3
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The pelvic diagram that is composed of two paired muscles; Levator ani and coccygeus

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Pelvic Floor and Perineum

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4
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What are the different types if Muscle Tissue

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(1) Skeletal Muscles
(2) Smooth Muscles
(3) Cardiac Muscles

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5
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Flexes the extended shoulder and extends the flexed shoulder

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Pectoralis Major

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6
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How many compositions does Abdominal Wall Muscles have?

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(1) Internal Obliques
(2) External Oblique
(3) Transversus Abdominis
(4) Rectus Abdominis

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7
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This muscles aid in the function of such forced expirations such as coughing, screaming, vomiting, defecation, urination and even childbirth

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Abdominal wall muscles

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8
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Muscles are named accordingly to their;

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(1) Location
(2) Size
(3) Shape
(4) Orientation of Fasciculi
(5) Number of heads
(6) Functions

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9
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What muscle is responsible for chewing

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Masseter

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10
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Muscle that is responsible for shoulder flexion, extension, and rotation

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Deltoid

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It’s where leg is divided into three compartments.

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Lower Limb Muscles and Ankle, Foot and Toe Movement

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12
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Where does tendon attaches

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Muscle to bone

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13
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Where does ligaments attachess

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bone to bone

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14
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It flexes the knee (anterior thigh muscle)

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Sartorius

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15
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What are the functions of Muscular System

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(1) Body Movement
(2) Maintenance of Posture
(3) Respiration
(4) Production of body heat
(5) Communication
(6) Constriction of Organs and Vessels
(7) Heartbeat

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16
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What are the Rotator cuff muscle

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(SITS)
(1) Supraspinatus
(2) Infraspinatus
(3) Teres Minor
(4) Subscapularis

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17
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Flexes the knee (Posterior thigh muscles)

18
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In the functional characteristics of muscle it was mentioned that one of the characteristic of muscle was to shorten forcibly

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Contractility

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It’s a type of muscle that is not striated and is involuntarily

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Smooth Muscle

20
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It extends across the I band and partway into the A band

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Thin Filaments

21
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What are the components of skeletal system

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(1) Bones
(2) Cartilages
(3) Tendons
(4) Ligaments

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How many skeletons doe adult has?

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This component gives the body the structure

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This component is made up of a strong flexible connective tissue that protects the joints and the bones

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Cartilages

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Skeleton is divided into 2 parts
(1) Axial Skeletons (2) Appendicular skeletons
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This forms the upright axis of the body. Protects the brain, the spinal cord, and the vital organs in the thorax
Axial skeleton
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Brain case that protects the brain
Skull
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What are the functions of skeletal system
(1) Support: Provides structure and cradles the internal organs (2) Protection (3) Movement: Bones by its attachments to the tendons are used as levers (4) Storage: The bones are reservoirs of minerals, specifically calcium and phosphate, which are distributed in their ionic form. (5) Blood cell production: Hematopoiesis occur in the red marrow of certain bones (6) Fat Storage: The fats are stored in the yellow marrow. (7) Hormone Production: They produce osteocalcin
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A tubular shaft that is composed of compact bone that surrounds the medullary cavity. It has yellow bone marrow (fat)
Diaphysis
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How many that 12 ribs that are true
7
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What are the composition of sternum
(1) Manubrium (2) Body (3) Xiphoid Process
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Supports and protects the spinal cord
Vertebral Column
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The exaggeration of lumbar convexities, common on pregnant woman, lateral posterior, anterior bending
Lordosis
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Common spinal abnormality. Exaggeration of lateral vertebrae, lateral bending by left or right
Scoliosis
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This is a tough, ropelike protein that helps in bone's structure
Collagen
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Are those in which bones are connected by fibrous tissue with no joint cavity (capable of little or no movement)
Fibrous Joints
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Degrade bone matrix and release Ca2+ into the blood, break down bone
Osteoclasts
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Connects to one another through cell processes and surround themselves with bone matrix to become osteocytes
Osteoblasts
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Trying to move away a body part from the midline
Adduction
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Double layer of protective membrane covering the outer surface of bone
Periosteum