week 1 - axial skeleton Flashcards

1
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e.g. of simple squamous

A

kidney, lung

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2
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e.g. of stratified squamous

A

skin, throat, esophagus

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3
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e.g. of simple columnar

A

GIT

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4
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e.g. of pseudo stratified columnar

A

upper respiratory tract

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5
Q

e.g. of simple cuboidal

A

liver

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6
Q

e.g. of transitional

A

bladder, lines ureter

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7
Q

3 types of cells junctions

A
  • tight (prevent passage of fluid/solutes)
  • gap (permit free diffusion of ion/small molecules)
  • desosome (resist stretching/twisting)
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8
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2 types of epithelium tissue (surface cells)

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  • membraneous (covers or lines surface)

- glandular (secretory units)

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9
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cell classification depends on

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  • nucleus shape (flat, round, oval)
  • nucleus position (basal, central, apex)
  • cell shape (squamous, cuboidal, columnar)
  • cell arrangement (simple, stratitified)
  • surface absorption (cilia, microvilli)
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10
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3 types of connective tissue

A
  • CT proper -> loose (fat, adipose), dense (tendons, lig)
  • fluid proper -> blood, lymph
  • supporting -> bone, cartilage
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11
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6 types of bone shape

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  • sutural (skull sutures)
  • irregular (vertebrae)
  • short (phalanges)
  • flat (parietal)
  • long (femur, humorous)
  • sesamoid (patella)
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12
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describe long bone structure from proximal -> distal

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prx epiphysis -> prx metaphysis -> diaphysis (shaft) -> dis metaphysis -> dis epiphysis

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13
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what is the petrous part of temporal bone?

A

boundary between middle and posterior cranial fossa

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14
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4 types of sutures

A
  • coronal (front)
  • sagital ( down the middle of skull)
  • lambdoid (back)
  • squamous (side)
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15
Q

what is bregma?

A

intersection of sagital and coronal suture

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16
Q

what is lamda?

A

intersection of sagital and lambdoid suture

17
Q

3 types of foramina on greater wing of sphenoid

A
  • foramen rotundum
  • foramen ovale
  • foramen spinosum
18
Q

what bone does the mandible articulate with ?

A

temporal bone

19
Q

which bones articulate with left parietal bone ?

A

left temportal, frontal, occipital

20
Q

what bone forms prominence of cheek on face ?

A

zygomatic bone

21
Q

what opening in skull allows brain to be continuous with spinal cord ?

A

foramen magnum

22
Q

how many spinal curvatures ?

A
  • primary -> thoracic & sacral (pelvic)

- secondary -> cervical (kyphosis) & lumbar (lordosis)

23
Q

what are the parts of a typical vertebra ?

A
  • process -> transverse (x2 sides), spinous (back)
  • body
  • pedicle -> protrusion joins body with processes
  • lamina -> vertebra arch joins spinous & transverse process
  • vertebral foramen -> together form spinal canal
24
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what are the parts of a vertebral column ?

A
  • cervical (7), thoracic (12), lumbar (5)
  • sacral (5)
  • coccygeal
  • intervertebral discs
  • intervertebral foramina -> formed by notches
  • facet joints -> between articular joints
25
Q

when do secondary curvatures form ?

A

changes curvatures as baby grows

  • cervical -> once head lifts
  • lumbar -> as baby walks
26
Q

distinguish between 3 types of vertebra

A
  • cervical -> bifolded spinous process
  • thoracic -> transverse process facets, spinous process projected inferiorly
  • lumbar -> spinous process blunt/thick & points posteriorly
27
Q

distinguish C1 vertebra

A

no vertebra body - instead 2 lateral masses

28
Q

distinguish C2 vertebra

A

dens project into C1 - allow for rotation

29
Q

what does superior articular process of vertebra articulate with?

A

inferior articular process of superior vertebra

30
Q

what structure unites 2 corresponding vertebral bodies?

A

interveterbral disks

31
Q

3 types of ribs

A
  • true ribs (7)
  • false (3)
  • floating (2- no vertebral attachment)
32
Q

what are the part of the sternum ?

A

manubrium, sternum body, xiphoid process (bottom)

33
Q

what is the sternum angle ?

which rib articulates here?

A

angle between sternum & manubrium @ manubriosternual joint - articulates with 2nd rib