prac class Flashcards

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anterior

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towards or at the front of the body

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posterior

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towards or at the back of the body

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3
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superior

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above

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4
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inferior

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below

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5
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proximal

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closer to the attachment of a limb to the trunk

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distal

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further from the attachment of a limb to the trunk

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7
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medial

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nearer to the bodys longitude midline

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8
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lateral

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further from the bodys longitude mideline

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9
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transverse plane

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a horizontal plane that divides the body into superior and inferior portions

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10
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frontal plane

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a vertical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior proportions

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11
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parasagittal plane

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a vertical plane that does not pass trough the midline of the body and divides the body into unequal left and right portions

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12
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oblique section

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a diagonal plane that divides the body on an angle

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13
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supine

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turing backward

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14
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prone

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turning forward

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15
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superficial

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located close to or on the body surface

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16
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deep

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closer to the core of the body

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17
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whats the function of body cavities

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  • protect delicate organs eg Brian

- allows organs to change shape and size eg lungs when breathing

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18
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label the cavities on the body

A

picuture

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19
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whats located in the pleural cavity

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lungs

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20
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whats located in the pericardial cavity

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heart

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21
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whats located in the abdominal cavity

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stomach, liver, spleen, kidneys and intestines

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22
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whats located in the pelvic cavity

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bladder and internal reproductive organs

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23
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label the body regions of the body

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picture

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24
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whats the anatomical postition

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the body is erect, facing forwards the hands are at the sides with palms facing forwards

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25
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whats the four abdominopelvic quadrants

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right upper quadrant
left upper quadrant
right lower quadrant
left lower quadrant

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26
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whats the nine abdominopelvic quadrants

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right hypochondriac region
epigatic region
left hypochondriac region
right lumbar region
umbilical region
left lumbar region
right illac region
hypogastric (pubic) region
left iliac region
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27
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flexation

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bending movement that reduces the angle at the joint eg bending the knee from a straight to angled position

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28
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extension

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reverse reflection eg straightening your arm

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29
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abduction

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movement of bone away from the midline eg raising an arm to the side. also used to describe spreading fingers or toes

30
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adduction

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reverse of abduction eg moving arm closer to midline of the body

31
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circumduction

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eg stretching arm out straight and making a circular movement form the shoulder

32
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rotation

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turing the bone along its axis eg turning head

33
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protraction

A

moving the head forwards

34
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retraction

A

moving the head backwards

35
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elevation

A

moving the head up, chewing or raising shoulders

36
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depression

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moving head down, chewing or shrugging shoulders

37
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isotonic

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when the extra cellurlar and intracellular fluid had the same solute concentration

38
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hypotonic solution

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when the solution has a lower solute concentration Thant the extracellular fluid

39
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hypertonic solution

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when the solution has a higher solute concentration than the extracellular fluid

40
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whats the contents of blood in percentages and order

A

plasma 55%
Buffy coat <1% (leukocytes and platelets)
erythrocytes 45%

41
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what low amount of red blood cells mean

A

amnemia

42
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whats high amount of red blood cells

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mean polycythemia therefore blood flow slower due to thicker blood

43
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whats a haematoctiy

A

erythrocytes (red blood cells)

44
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what happens to red blood cells in hypertonic soluaitons

A

crenate (shrivelled)

45
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what happens to red blood cells in hypotonic soluations

A

lyse (swell and burst)

46
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whats the white matter contain of the cerebrum

A

mylinated axon bundled together known as tracts

47
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what does the gray matter contain of the cerebrum

A

cell bodies bunndeled together to make nucli

48
Q

how to remember 12 cranial nerves

A
On I olfactory
Occasion II optic
Our III oculomotor
Trusty IV trochlear
Truck V trigeminal
Acts VI abducens
Funny VII facial
Very VII vestibular cochlear
Good IX glossopharyngeal 
Vehicle X vagus
Any XI accessory
How XII hypoglossal
49
Q

how to remember is the cranial is a sensory, motor or both nerve

A
Some
Say 
MArry
Money
But
My
Brother
Says
Big
Brians
Mater
More
B= both sensory and motor
M= motor
S=sensory
50
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what does the cranial nerve I do

A

Olfactory= carries sensory information for smell

51
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what deco cranial nerve II do

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optic= carries sensory information for sight

52
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what does cranial nerve III do

A

oculomotor= movement of eyeball and pupil response

53
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cranial nerve IV

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trochlear= movement of eyeball

54
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cranial nerve V

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trigeminal= pain, temperature and touch for face, movement involved in chewing

55
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cranial nerve VI

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abducens= movement of eyeball

56
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cranial nerve VII

A

facial= taste and facial expressions

57
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crania nerve VIII

A

vestibulocholear=sensory info for hearing and balance

58
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cranial nerve IX

A

Glossopharyngeal= sensory for tast and motor movements for swallowing, speach and salivaiton

59
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cranial nerve X

A

vagus= sensory for tast, proprioception, mood pressure.

motor for swallowing, breathing, cardiac function and digestive activities

60
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cranial ver XI

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acessory= motor movement for head, neck and shoulder

61
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cranial nerve XII

A

hypoglossal= motor movement for tongue movements

62
Q

which is the only cranial nerve that innervates structure outside the head and neck

A

X vagus nerve

63
Q

label diagrams in book spinal cord

A

book

64
Q

what stimulates release of insulin

A

pancreatic beta cells

elevated blood glucose

65
Q

what stimulate release of glucagon

A

lower blood glucose levels

66
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what are the main actions of glucagon

A

breaking down glucagon to glucose
synthesis of glucose from lactic acid
release of glucose to the blood by liver cells causing blood glucose to rise

67
Q

whats diabetes type 1

A

lack of insuline
immune system destroy pancreas beta cells
multigene autoimmune repsonse

68
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type 2 diabetes

A

produce insulin but their insulin receptors unable to response known as insulin resistance

69
Q

whats diabetes insipidus

A

lack of antidiuretic

more thirst

70
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whats gestational diabets

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during pregancy

humanplactenal lactigen affects insulin receptor function