Quiz 1 (introduction)

Question 1

Ab

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Away

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Ad

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Toward

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An

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Without

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Brady

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Slow

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Dys

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Bad/painful

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Eu

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Good or normal

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Mal

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Bad

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Psuedo

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Fake

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Syn

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Union/together/joined

Question 10

Tachy

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Rapid/fast

Question 11

Mono/uni

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One

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Primi

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First

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Bi

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Two

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Tri

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Three

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Multi/poly

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Many or much

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Nulli

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None

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Hemi

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One half

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Circum/peri

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around

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Did/trans

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Through or across

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Ecto/exo/extra

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Outside or outward

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Endo/intra

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In/within

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Epi

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Above/upon

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Hypo

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Under or below or deficient

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Hyper

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Excessive

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Infra/sub

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Under or below

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Inter

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Between

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Macro

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Large

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Micro

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Small

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Para

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Near or beside

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Post

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After or behind

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Pre or pro

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Before or in front of

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Retro

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Behind or backward

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Super/supra

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Upper or above or excessive or superior

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Ultra

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Excessive or beyond

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Ectomy

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Removal

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Lysis

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Separation or destruction

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Plasty

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Surgical repair

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Stomy

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Forming and opening

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Tome

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Instrument to cut

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Tomy

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Incision

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-dynia or algia

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Pain

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-iasis or osis

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Abnormal condition

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-itis

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Inflammation

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-oma

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Tumor

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-pathy

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Disease

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-phasia

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Speech

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-plasia

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Growth

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-plegia

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Paralysis

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sclerosis

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Abnormal hardening

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-stenosis

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Narrowing or stricture

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-trophy

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Nourishment/development

Question 52

round process, usually articulating surface

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Condyle

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projection above (upon) the condyle

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Epicondyle

Question 54

Small mostly flat surface

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Facet

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tube-like passage

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Meatus

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between epiphysis and diaphysis

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Neck

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prominent projection on a bone

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Process

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Cavity

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Sinus (antrum)

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Narrow groove

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Sulcus

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Interlocking Line

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Suture

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complex joints, lubricated with synovial fluid, allowing free movement

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Synovial joints

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ribs, thoracic vertebrae and sternum

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Thoracic cage

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Large process

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Trochanter

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small, knob-like process

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Tubercle

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knob-like process larger than tubercle

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Tuberosity

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Vertebrae

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bones of the vertebral column

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Abnormal is

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Normal

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Human differences are called

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Human variations

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Nerves are most

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Consistent

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Veins are least

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Consistent

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Seven systems in the body

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Integumentary, fascial, cardiovascular, lymph, nervous, muscular, skeletal I face challenges learning nodding moving skills

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Consists of the epidermis, dermis, and specialized structures including hair follicles, sebaceous and sweat glands

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Integumentary system

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What does the integumentary system do?

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Provides protec:on, containment, regulates heat, and provides sensa:on

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Tension lines are formed by the predominant

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collagen fiber direc:on and affect healing and scarring (e.g., wound care and surgery).

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Subcutaneous :ssue contains most of the

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body’s fat stores

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Deep fascia is a connective tissue beneath

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The subcutaneous tissue

Question 77

Types of deep fascia

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Intermuscular septa, investing fascia , subserous fascia, and retinacula

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Type of fascia that divides muscle groups

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Inter muscular septa

Question 79

surrounds individual muscles and neurovascular bundles

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Investing fascia

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lies between musculoskeletal walls and the serous membranes lining body cavities.

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Subserous fascia

Question 81

hold tendons in place during joint movement

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Retinacula

Question 82

closed serous membrane sacs present in locations subject to friction

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Bursae

Question 83

Bursae’s function

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enable one structure to move freely over another (limiting friction

Question 84

Consists of heart and blood vessels

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Cardiovascular

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Arteries, veins (and lymphaXcs) contain

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tunica inXma, tunica media, and tunica advenXXa

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Why is the cardiovascular system important to pts

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lung secre2ons, improving blood flow and cardiovascular health.

Question 87

pts know lymphoid system

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can perform lymphedema massage to “unclog” lymphatic vessels for appropriate excretion of waste.

Question 88

Central nervous system

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brain and spinal cord

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nerve fibers and cell bodies outside CNS that conduct impulses toward or away from the CNS.

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Peripheral nervous system

Question 90

bundle of nerve fibers covered by endoneurium, perineurium, epineurium

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Nerve

Question 91

collecFon of cell bodies outside the CNS

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Ganglion