Anatomy questions and answers in October 2022

 . Making Connections: The Skull, Set A (Continued) Bone/Bone Marking Description of Bone and/or Bone Marking(s) Connections to Things I Have Already Learned . Occipital condyle . Hypoglossal canal ....
 . 5. The first two cervical vertebrae are highly modified. c. Sketch a superior view of the atlas and label the odon- Identify the atlas (CI) and axis (C2). toid process. a Sketch a superior view of...
almost immediately after an action potential, the neuron membrane becomes ____ to Na+ ions again. K+ ions diffuse out to restore the negative charge on the inside of the membrane, an event known as __...
 I need help finding these things: 1. Muscular is mucosal in duodenum  2. gastric pit in cardiac stomach  3. brunners gland 4. neuron in auerbachs plexus 5. villus 6. gastroduodenum junction 7. sub...
  *Connect terms to image, clearly and visibly*   Carpal Bones  __ Scaphoid      __ Lunate          __ Triquetrum  __ Pisiform       __ Trapezium  __ Trapezoid  __ Capitate    ?...
__ Ilium  __ Ischium  __ Pubis                                    __ Humerus                   __ Radius                      __ Ulna  __ Fem...
  Tarsal Bones __ Calcaneus __ Talus __ Navicular __ Medial Cuneiform __ Intermediate Cuneiform __ Lateral Cuneiform __ Cuboid Metatarsal Bones (Be able to identify them individually) __ I-V Phalange...
  Carpal Bones __ Scaphoid __ Lunate __ Triquetrum __ Pisiform __ Trapezium __ Trapezoid __ Capitate __ Hamate Metacarpal Bones (Be able to identify them individually) __ I-V Phalanges (Be able to id...
Facial Bones __ Maxillae Bones __ Palatine Bones (not visible in this picture) __ Zygomatic Bones __ Lacrimal Bones __ Nasal Bones __ Vomer Bone __ Mandible   *answer with arrows connecting terms to ...
Activity 1: Bones of the Skull Q1. What are the three subdivisions of the axial skeleton?   Q2. Are the ethmoid and sphenoid bones considered cranial bones, or facial bones, or both?   Q3. From whic...
 . Look Out Below: A Case Study on Bone Tissue Structure and Repair 6. Within days after a fracture, a "soft callus" of fibrocartilage forms. What fibers are found in this type of cartilage...
Question 1 (1 point)     Saved             Which statement is false in regards to continuous capillaries? Question 1 options:   a)  Continuous capillaries are located in most tissues of the ...
Normal serum albumin       Plasma protein fraction       Factor VIII concentrate       Colloid solutions         For each of the following blood components, indicate the appropriate stora...
 . O chordae tendinae 50 points What term is used for the muscular structures securing the chordae tendinae? epicardia pulmonary trunks O myocardia myocardial muscle 50 points Order the activities of...
Define the following abbreviations/acronyms: 1. EMG  2. CT  3. THR  4. CK  5. P  6. DO  7. OT  8. ROM  9. L 1-5  10. SLE  11. RF  12. TMJ  13. Ca  14. T 4  15. CTS  16. TKR  17. IM  1...
You are sitting in class near the end of a long lecture. You are leaning forward in your seat  with your elbows propped on the table and your chin resting in your hands. Your feet are  flat on the f...
1. What triggers the release of calcium during skeletal muscle contraction? 2. Explain (in detail) how calcium plays a major role in skeletal muscle contraction.? 3. Explain the Muscle Contraction Cyc...
From the Trachea (pseudostratified ciliated): Recognize slide at low, medium, and high magnification; label ciliated cells, cartilaginous ring  From the Lung (simple squamous): Recognize slide at low...
1. Diagram the process of chemical digestion and absorption.   2. Identify the type of reaction that is responsible for disassembling macromolecules.   3. Identify four main ingested molecules and w...
1. Summarize the functions of the respiratory system. 2. Identify the major structures of the respiratory system. 3. Differentiate between the conducting and respiratory zones. 4. Identify the functio...
Describe how your three treatments improved the diffusion rate in your patient's lungs. Include concentration difference, diffusion distance, concentration gradient, and surface area and in your answe...
  What is the difference between a Bivalve mollusk and a Gastropod mollusk? Give an example of an organism that is found in both groups?       The term bivalve and gastropod relate to what kind of...
    Also add symbols next to the diagram to illustrate the function(s) of each part  (see chart on the next page).   For example, draw a stick figure on a balance beam for the cerebellum.     C...
42.The Hippocratic Oath Who wrote it ? Why did he write it ? Why is it still important? 43.Explain the following quote "The unexamined life is not worth living" 44.What is Mercy Killing and Mercy Deat...
32.In this model of treatment, the doctor is a scientist with highly developed technical skills. It is not about personal relationships with patients. It is called 33.The deliberate self-destruction o...
Describe briefly how each of these factors may influence the probability of crater formation and/or retention:   Presence/density of atmosphere:   Geologic activity (volcanos, plate tectonics):   ...
 . 3 Using the picture to the right, identify the muscles. 4. 5. UT Section Five - Muscles of Abdomen and Back 1. pectoralis major 6. deltoid 2. serratus anterior 7. teres minor 3. rectus abdominis 8...
 . Question 2 (1 point) Saved ) Listen Match some important properties of muscle tissue with their description. 3 Excitibility 1. Allow the muscle cell to pull on its attachment points with force 2. ...
  Diencephalon  __ Thalamus  __ Hypothalamus    Brain stem  __ Midbrain  __ Pons  __ Medulla oblongata    __ Cerebellum    __ Sulci  __ Gyri  __ Corpus callosum __ Lateral sulcus Longitu...
  __ Spinal nerve                                                 __ Posterior root                                      ?...
Leo and Anna were married when Leo was 38 and Anna was 34 and decided to have children at 40 and 36; they knew this went against the typical way or [ Select ] ["moral reasoning", "ethnocentrism", "nor...
Directions:  After reviewing and studying this module's content, answer the following 5 questions. Be sure to complete all lab activities and attend/watch all live lectures before completing this ass...
What is the main tissue type present in the submucosa? Why is this important? In the reading, all it states is underneath the tracheal mucosa sits the submucosa layer. This layer is made up of fibrou...
 . 1. Identify each of the following structures on an ostcon model or diagram, and then write two or three words or phrases that define or describe its structure and/or func- tion. The first item has...
  Please with short answers. Thank you,. 5. Define the terms and answer the questions. FEV 1 Forced vital capacity (FVC) What does an FEV,/FVC over 76% indicate? What about a value of less than 76%? ...
 In upper body dysfunction the core subsystems have adopted the following relative activity: A Overactive: Anterior Oblique Subsystem; Underactive: Posterior Oblique Subsystem; Underactive: Intrinsic...
Upper Body Dysfunction may result in cervical spine pain. Much of this dysfunction can be attributed over-activity of the levator scapulae and upper trapezius and inhibition of the lower trap and serr...
Upper Body Dysfunction may result in cervical spine pain. Much of this dysfunction can be attributed over-activity of the levator scapulae and upper trapezius and inhibition of the lower trap and serr...
Alterations in muscle activity may result in changes in tension of the thoracolumbar fascia. This may lead to alterations in proprioception, muscle recruitment, and potentially low back pain. Inhibiti...
A fascial connection may exist between the supraspinatus and which muscle? Leading to an increase in activity of one when the other becomes adaptively shortened and overactive. A Teres minor B Levator...
3. Upper Body Dysfunction implies that having a repertoire of 'activation exercises' for these muscles is imperative for improving movement patterns: A Rhomboids, levator scapulae and serratus anterio...
2. The excessive elevation of the shoulder girdle, observed in individuals with Upper Body Dysfunction, is actually the result of which two joint actions: A Elevation and protraction B  Protraction a...
Over the past couple of years, it seems that we have been inundated with information about gluten and gluten-free diets. Gluten is a protein found in many grains such as wheat, barley, and rye. Until ...
Explain the anatomical concepts associated with hematology. Summarize this module's key points in 5or6. sentences. Explain the physiological concepts associated with hematology. Summarize this module'...
 . D Question 11 1 pt Select all that apply: Which of the following are signs and symptoms of Grave's Disease: O Protruding eyes (Ophthalmopathy changes) O Fast heart rate O Slow heart rate Cold into...
 . m B A G Identify the blood vessel labeled "B". Edit View Insert Format Tools Table 12pt Paragraph B I U A & TV MacBook Air 20 888 DO @ & K W# 5 6 7 2 P W E R U O S D F G H J K &q...