Speech Anatomy Quiz/Exam 1

Question 1

Anatomy

Answer 1

Structure of an organism

Question 2

Physiology

Answer 2

Function/Chemical processes of an organism

Question 3

Anatomical position

Answer 3

This is the base position in which the body is erect and palms, hands, and arms are facing forward.

Question 4

Axial Skeleton

Answer 4

Head and trunk with the spinal column being the axis.

Question 5

Appendicular Skeleton

Answer 5

The upper and lower limbs.

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Neuraxis

Answer 6

Axis of the brain

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Posterior/Dorsal

Answer 7

This refers to the back of the body.

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Anterior/Ventral

Answer 8

This refers to the front of the body and belly area.

Question 9

Superior

Answer 9

The upper point

Question 10

Inferior

Answer 10

The lower point

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Sagittal

Answer 11

Planes going left to right

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Coronal/Frontal

Answer 12

Planes going front to back

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Transverse/Horizontal

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Planes going up and down

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Proximal

Answer 14

Closer to the trunk or attached end

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Distal

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Further from the trunk or attached end

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Cranial

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Toward the head

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Caudal

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Toward the tail

Question 18

Superficial

Answer 18

Toward the surface

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Deep

Answer 19

Away from the surface

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Medial

Answer 20

Toward the midline

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Lateral

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Away from the midline

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Central

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At or near the center

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Peripheral

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Away from the center

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Head

Answer 24

Proximal Portion of bone

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Neck

Answer 25

Constricted portion of a structure

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Organ

Answer 26

Aggregates of tissues with functional unity

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Sheath

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Covering

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Suture

Answer 28

Immobile articulation

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Symphysis

Answer 29

Immobile articulation fused in early development

Question 30

Building blocks of anatomy

Answer 30

Cells-Tissues-Organs-Systems

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Parts of a cell

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-Protoplasm: Nucleus (DNA) and cytoplasm -Semi permeable membrane -Mitochondria: Site of cellular respiration and produces ATP -Endoplasmic Reticulum: In the transportation system of the cell and involved in protein and lipid synthesis -Others: Proteins, fats, enzymes, and hormones

Question 32

Tissues

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Combination of cells that join together for a certain function

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Types of tissues

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- Epithelial -Connective - Muscular -Vascular -Nervous

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Epithelial Tissue

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- Does not have intercellular substance -Located on skin, mucous membranes, and lines tubes of internal cavities. - Acts as a protective layer and sometimes contain cilia.

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Connective Tissue

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- Does have an intercellular substance (the matrix: can be semi fluid or solid) -The function of connective tissues is to support structures and maintain the body. - Connective Tissues can be divided into areolar, fibrous, and special.

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Areolar (loose) connective tissue

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- Binds things together with the allowance of movement -Adisposed tissue is an example and it is areolar tissue with a high fat concentration

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Fibrous (Dense) Connective Tissue

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-Closely packed fibers that can be white fibrous or yellow elastic tissue. -Fibrous tissues can be divided into tendons (tough fibers attached to bone and cartilage) , aponeuroses (flat sheet like tendons that creates attachment from muscle to muscle and provides stability), ligaments (elastic fibers connecting bones and cartilage), and Fascia (fibrous membrane encasing muscle fibers).

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Special Connective Tissue

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-These tissues provide structure to the body -Cartilage (flexible and strong) and bone (hardest connective tissue with the body containing 206 bones) are special connective tissues

Question 39

Muscular Tissue

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-Muscle is made up of fascicles which is made up of muscle fiber. -These are tissues with elongated cells that are able to contact and generate body movements. -Contains three types of muscular tissue which are cardiac, skeletal, and smooth. -Connective Tissue wrappings is in the order of muscle fiber- endomysium (fibrous muscle sheath)- perimysium (collagen sheath binding muscle fibers into fascicles)-epimysium (Sheath that encases entire muscle)

Question 40

Order of Skeletal muscle

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Action (Thin filament)/ Myosin (Thick Filament)- Myofilament- Sarcomere- Myofibril- Muscle Fiber- Fascicle- Muscle

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Types of Muscle

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- Skeletal Muscle: Striated and voluntary -Smooth Muscle: Visceral muscle in organs. Non striated and in-voluntary. -Cardiac Muscle: Striated and involuntary

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Muscular Tissue Terms

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- Agonist/Antagonist: In skeletal muscle the agonist contracts and the antagonist relaxes/lengthens. -Synergist: In Skeletal muscle these are muscles that assist the agonist in accomplishing a movement. -Origin: Point of attachment of the least mobile element. - Insertion: Point of attachment that moves as a result of muscle contraction.

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Terms for Muscle Contraction

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-Extension/Flexion -Abduction/Adduction -Rotation (medial/lateral)

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Vascular Tissue

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-Makes up 10% of body weight and contains a fluid intercellular substance. -Vascular Tissue conveys food/oxygen to cells, removes waste, distributes heat, and defends from microorganisms. -Made up of blood such as : Erythrocytes (red blood cells), Leukocytes (White blood cells), Plasma, and Platelets. -Lymph within vascular tissue is the nutrient plasma of the tissue.