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1
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sagittal plane, midsagittal, parasagittal

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divide the body vertically into right and left sides, down the middle, unequal sides

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transverse plane

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divides the body horizontally into upper and lower

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frontal plane (coronal)

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divides into anterior and posterior plane

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Ipsilateral

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situated on or affecting the same side of the body

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contralateral

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situated on or affecting the opposite side of the body

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forehead

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frons

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skull

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cranium

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eye

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oculus

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face

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facies

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cheek

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bucca

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nose

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nasus

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mouth

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oris

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neck

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cervicis

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chin

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mentis

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armpit

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axilla axillary

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chest

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thorax or thorcis

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arm

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brachium

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breast

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mamma

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front of elbow

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antecubital

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abdominal

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abdomen

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forearm

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antebrachium

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hip

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hip coxal

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navel

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umbilicus

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navel

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umbilicus

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wrist

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carpus

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thumb

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pollex

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groin

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inguen

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palm

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palma palmar

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fingers

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digits (phalanges)

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kneecap

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patella

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thigh

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femur

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leg

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crus

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ankle

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tarsus

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toes

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digits (phalanges)

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great toe

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hallux

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35
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pes

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foot

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shoulder

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acromial

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head

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cephalon

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neck

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cervicis (cervical)

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back

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dorsum dorsal

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arm

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brachium brachial

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back of elbow

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olecranon olecranal

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loin

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lumbus lumbar

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43
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buttock

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gluteus gluteal

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44
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back of knee

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popliteus popliteal

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45
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hand

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manus manual

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46
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calf

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sura sural

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47
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heel or foot

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calcaneus calacaneal

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48
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sole of foot

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planta plantar

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49
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what is a tissue?

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groups of closely associated cells that are similar in structure and perform common function

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50
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what are the 4 types of tissue in the body

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connective, muscle, epithelial, nervous

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51
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subdivisions of connective tissue?

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blood, bone (compact, spongy), cartilage (hyaline, fibrocartilage, elastic), connective tissue proper (loose - areolar, adipose, reticular) (dense - dense regular, dense irregular, elastic)

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connective tissue made up of?

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loosely packed cells eg. fibroblasts, fibers (proteins) - collagen (strength), elastic (elasticity), reticular (form scaffolding for other cells), ground substance - gel-like - water with dissolved proteoglycans, glycoproteins, glycosaminoglycans

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53
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the extracellular matrix is made of

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fibers and ground substance

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54
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dense connective tissue types

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dense regular (tendons, ligaments)

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55
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is cartilage avascular?

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yes

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56
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pelvis

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pelvic

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57
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below the lumbar

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sacrum sacral

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58
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what are joints?

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they are connections between bone and bone, bone and cartilage, bone and teeth

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59
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what are articulations and arthroses (singular = arthrosis)

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it is another terms for joints

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how are joints classified by

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function (how much movement do they allow)
or structure (their component parts; what makes up the joint)

61
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what are the different function joint movements?

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synarthrosis/es (almost) no movement like sutures in skull
amphiarthrosis/es: some movement
diarthrosis/es free moving like hips and knees

62
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what are the different joint structures classifications

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fibrous joints, cartilaginous joints, synovial

63
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what is fibrous joint

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dense connective tissue “bridges gap”

64
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how many types of fibrous joint

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3 suture, syndesmosis/es, gomphosis/es

65
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what is a cartilaginous joint

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cartilage “bridges gap”

66
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how many types of cartilaginous joints

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2 synchondrosis/es, symphysis/es

67
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what is a synovial joint

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synovial fluid in capsule “bridges gap”

68
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how many types of synovial joints

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6 planar, hinge, pivot, condyloid (ellipsoid), saddle, ball and socket

69
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do synovial joints have substance?

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no

70
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are all synovial joints diarthrotic

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yes

71
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are sutures found exclusively in the skull?

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yes

72
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is syndesmosis tightly held together?

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no, you can visualize the dense connective tissue if possible

73
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what does gomphosis fibrous joint do

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tooth into the socket specifically

74
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are the sutures in a newborn/infants closed together?

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no, because the brain needs to grow

75
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what are in these gaps of the sutures of babies

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fontanelles

76
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what type of cartilage is synchondrosis joints

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hyaline cartilage

77
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what is in symphysis joints

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fibrocartilage

78
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is symphyses joints stronger than synchondroses joints?

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yes because of fibrocartilage

79
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all costochondral joints are ….

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synchondroses joints

80
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what happens if fracture on epiphyseal plate (growth plate)?

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one limb might be longer than the other

81
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what is synostosis

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the growth plate closes at a certain age

82
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the epiphyseal plate is …..

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temporary

83
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are some synchondrosis joints permanent?

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yes

84
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the pubic portions of the right and left hip bones of the pelvis are joined together by …. and this joint is called what

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fibrocartilage, forming the pubic symphysis

84
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the pubic portions of the right and left hip bones of the pelvis are joined together by ….

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fibrocartilage, forming the pubic symphysis

85
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what unites the bodies of adjacent vertebrae within the vertical column and what kind of joint is it?

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intervertebral disc and is a symphysis type of joint

86
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what holds synovia fluid?

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it is in a joint capsule which has dense connective tissue proper on the outside

87
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articular cartilage is also known as ….

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hyaline cartilage

88
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what is the swelling of bursas called?

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bursitis

89
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pivot joint allows for … and what structure

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roration around an axis and one bone rounded, other “ring” of bone plus ligament

90
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hinge joint at the elbow acts like a and what is their structure

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door hinge and one bone end concave and one bone end convex

91
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a saddle joint is the

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articulation between the trapezium carpal bone and the first metacarpal bone at the base of the thumb

92
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plane joints allow for and what is their structure

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gliding movements between bones and flat or slightly curved

93
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hip and shoulder joints are the …. and are they the only ones in the body?

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ball-and-socket joints and yes

94
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which joints are monaxial or uniaxial

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hinge, pivot

95
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which joints are biaxial

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planar or plane, condyloid or ellipsoid, saddle

96
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which joints are multiaxial

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ball and socket

97
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condyloid joints look like

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oval-shaped and one bone convexed and other bone oval shaped concave

98
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arthritis is a what

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disorder of synovial joints that involves inflammation of the joint

99
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osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis

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true

100
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what causes osteoarthritis

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wear and tear, physical labour, fat, and aging

101
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rheumatoid arthritis impacts several joints

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true

102
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what causes rheumatoid arthritis

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own body decides to inflame the synovial membrane

103
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rheumatoid arthritis is not an autoimmune failure

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false

104
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an interosseous membrane forms a what

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syndesmosis fibrous joint

105
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side flexion (lateral flexion)

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bending of the neck or body toward the right or left side

106
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dorsiflexion

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movement of the ankle so the toes faces up

107
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plantarflexion

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movement of the ankle so that the toes are pointed downward

108
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radial deviation

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toward the radius bone, or thumb side

109
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internal/medial rotation

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turning movement toward the midline

110
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external/lateral rotation

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turning movement away from the midline

111
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circumduction

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circular movement that combines flexion, extension, abduction and adduction

112
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inversion

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movement of the foot so that the sole is turned medially

113
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eversion

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movement of the foot so that the sole is turned laterally

114
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retrusion

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located posterior to the normal position

115
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protrusion

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located forward of the normal position

116
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lateral excursion/lateral deviation

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moves the mandible away from midline

117
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medial excursion/medial deviation

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moves the mandible back to midline

118
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opposition of thumb

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the movement of the thumb across the palm to contact the other fingers

119
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reposition of thumb

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returning thumb next index finger in anatomical position

120
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ulnar deviation

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toward the ulna or pinky finger side

121
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muscles are required for what

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movement

122
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naming muscle by sizes, what are the terms for largest, medium and smallest

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maximus, medius, minimus

123
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by size muscle, what are the terms for long and short

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longus, brevis

124
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what are the muscle terms for straight and at an angle

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rectus, oblique

125
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when the name of a muscle is based on the attachments, the origin is always named …

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first

126
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whats the difference between origin and insertion

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insertion is the moving part and pulled, origin stays stable

127
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prime mover or agonist

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the prime and main muscles involved in a movement (forearm flexion, biceps brachii and brachialis are the agonists)

128
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synergist

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the assisting muscles to help the agonists (the brachioradialis helps the forearm flexion)

129
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fixator

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stabilizes the bone that is the attachment for the prime mover’s origin

130
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antagonist

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is the muscle with the opposite action of the prime mover (elbow flexion would be triceps brachii)

131
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what are the 2 important roles in muscle function for antagonists

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  1. they maintain body or limb position, such as holding the arm out or standing erect, 2. they control rapid movement, as in shadow boxing without landing a punch
132
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what muscle does not attach to bone or pull on bone

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orbicularis oculi (around the eyes), orbicularis oris (around the mouth)

133
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the nervous system is made up of?

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CNS and PNS

134
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what is in the CNS

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brain and spinal cord

135
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what is in the PNS

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everything else

136
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nervous tissue is made up of

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neurons and glial cells

137
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glial cell

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provide a framework of tissue that supports the neurons and their activities

138
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what do neurons have?

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a cell body or soma, has processes (extensions) like axon (fiber that connects a neuron with its target), dendrite (for receiving input from other neurons)

139
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where is the axon terminal

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at the end of the axon, ends called a synaptic end bulb, which make the connection with the target cell at the synapse

140
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roles of neurons in the nervous system

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receiving information about the environment (sensation) and generate a response to that info (motor responses), process of integration which takes input and cognitive elements to generate a response

141
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somatic nervous system

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voluntary and innervation of skeletal muscles

142
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autonomic nervous system

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involuntary, innervation of glands, smooth muscle and cardiac muscle

143
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sensory (afferent) division contains which sensory

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somatic and visceral

144
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motor (efferent) division has which systems

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somatic and autonomic

145
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ANS divides into

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sympathetic division and parasympathetic division

146
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where are the lower motor neurons originating

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ventral horn of the spinal cord

147
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what is neuron vs nerve

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neuron is a single nerve/axon, nerve is group of neurons/axons in the PNS (1 nerve may consist of 100’s-1000’s of neurons)

148
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spinal nerves

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packages of neurons as they travel in the region of the intervertebral foramen beside the spinal cord

149
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sciatic nerve

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back of leg

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