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Which muscle is highlighted O pectoralis minor Oserratus anterior deltoid Orectus abdominis
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Which muscle is highlighted O pectoralis minor Oserratus anterior deltoid Orectus abdominis
What mechanism allows for a contraction of the highlighted cell O sliding filament O intercalated disc tight junction
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What mechanism allows for a contraction of the highlighted cell O sliding filament O intercalated disc tight junction
What is the function of the type of muscle that is pictured below support and movement of the skeleton O movement of food through the digestive system O contraction and relaxation of the heart
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What is the function of the type of muscle that is pictured below support and movement of the skeleton O movement of food through the digestive system O contraction and relaxation of the heart
How many bones are found in the lower leg OA 4 OB 1 OC 2 OD 25
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How many bones are found in the lower leg OA 4 OB 1 OC 2 OD 25
OB associations C axials OD articulations Question 20 1 point 4 Listen Which of the following bone markings helps form joints OA epicondyle OB crest OC fossa
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OB associations C axials OD articulations Question 20 1 point 4 Listen Which of the following bone markings helps form joints OA epicondyle OB crest OC fossa
Put the following steps in muscle fiber contraction into the correct chronological order An action potential is generated in the muscle fiber s sarcolemma A motor neuron fires an action potential and releases ACh into the synaptic clef Cross bridge cycling occurs ACh binds to receptors on the muscle fiber s sarcolemma resulting in an end plate potential Calcium binds to troponin which results in the myosin binding actin The action potential travels down the T tubules triggering the release of calcium ions
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Put the following steps in muscle fiber contraction into the correct chronological order An action potential is generated in the muscle fiber s sarcolemma A motor neuron fires an action potential and releases ACh into the synaptic clef Cross bridge cycling occurs ACh binds to receptors on the muscle fiber s sarcolemma resulting in an end plate potential Calcium binds to troponin which results in the myosin binding actin The action potential travels down the T tubules triggering the release of calcium ions
motor unit neuromuscular junction muscle twitch sarcolemma Question 4 1 point 4 Listen With contractions the muscle changes in length and moves a load With contractions the muscle generates tension but does not change length concentric eccentric isotonic isometric Oisometric isotonic
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motor unit neuromuscular junction muscle twitch sarcolemma Question 4 1 point 4 Listen With contractions the muscle changes in length and moves a load With contractions the muscle generates tension but does not change length concentric eccentric isotonic isometric Oisometric isotonic
The hip is the most freely moving joint in the body but it s stability is sacrificed True False
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The hip is the most freely moving joint in the body but it s stability is sacrificed True False
shape of the muscle size of the muscle action of the muscle location of the muscle Question 36 2 points Listen A term such as rectus in a muscle s name refers to the Olocation of the muscle O action of the muscle O direction of the muscle fibers number of origins
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shape of the muscle size of the muscle action of the muscle location of the muscle Question 36 2 points Listen A term such as rectus in a muscle s name refers to the Olocation of the muscle O action of the muscle O direction of the muscle fibers number of origins
stable base on which to act 0000 Fixator Agonist Antagonist Synergist cle immobilizes a bone or muscle s origin giving a prime mover a Question 26 2 points Listen What type of muscle opposes or reverses the movement of the prime mover Synergist Agonist
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stable base on which to act 0000 Fixator Agonist Antagonist Synergist cle immobilizes a bone or muscle s origin giving a prime mover a Question 26 2 points Listen What type of muscle opposes or reverses the movement of the prime mover Synergist Agonist
of the knee joint The knee joint consists of three joints the femoropatellar joint the lateral tibiofemoral joint and the medial tibiofemoral joint surrounded by a single joint cavity The joint capsule of the knee is thin and absent laterally making it susceptible to lateral blows The knee joint is the largest and most complex joint of the body Capsular and extracapsular ligaments help prevent hyperextension of the knee Question 18 2 points Listen The cruciate ligaments of the knee Olimit femur movement anteriorly and posteriorly O tend to run parallel to one another are also called collateral ligaments
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of the knee joint The knee joint consists of three joints the femoropatellar joint the lateral tibiofemoral joint and the medial tibiofemoral joint surrounded by a single joint cavity The joint capsule of the knee is thin and absent laterally making it susceptible to lateral blows The knee joint is the largest and most complex joint of the body Capsular and extracapsular ligaments help prevent hyperextension of the knee Question 18 2 points Listen The cruciate ligaments of the knee Olimit femur movement anteriorly and posteriorly O tend to run parallel to one another are also called collateral ligaments
to contract for the longest amount of time both fast glycolytic and fast oxidative fibers fast glycolytic fibers fast oxidative fibers slow oxidative fibers Question 28 2 points Listen results in the production of two net ATPs per glucose plus two pyruvic acid molecules Glycolysis Aerobic respiration The electron transport chain
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to contract for the longest amount of time both fast glycolytic and fast oxidative fibers fast glycolytic fibers fast oxidative fibers slow oxidative fibers Question 28 2 points Listen results in the production of two net ATPs per glucose plus two pyruvic acid molecules Glycolysis Aerobic respiration The electron transport chain
Saddle joints allow which of the following types of movements flexion and extension flexion extension abduction and adduction abduction and adduction O rotation Question 20 2 points Listen Supination and pronation occur at a hinge condyloid joint
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Saddle joints allow which of the following types of movements flexion and extension flexion extension abduction and adduction abduction and adduction O rotation Question 20 2 points Listen Supination and pronation occur at a hinge condyloid joint
Select ALL of the following that are true of synovial joints All synovial joints are diarthrotic Almost all of the joints of the limbs are synovial joints The bones in the joint are separated by a joint cavity that it filled with connective tissue Fibrocartilage lines the ends of the bones to keep them from being crushed
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Select ALL of the following that are true of synovial joints All synovial joints are diarthrotic Almost all of the joints of the limbs are synovial joints The bones in the joint are separated by a joint cavity that it filled with connective tissue Fibrocartilage lines the ends of the bones to keep them from being crushed
Articular cartilage found at the ends of the long bones serves to produce red blood cells hemopoiesis reduce friction and wear and tear form the synovial membrane attach tendons
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Articular cartilage found at the ends of the long bones serves to produce red blood cells hemopoiesis reduce friction and wear and tear form the synovial membrane attach tendons
What structure is labeled as 37 12 1 2 6 2 8 O Osteocyte in lacuna Spongy bone Lamella Osteon Periosteum Central Harversian canal Perforating Volkmanns canals Canaliculi 5
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What structure is labeled as 37 12 1 2 6 2 8 O Osteocyte in lacuna Spongy bone Lamella Osteon Periosteum Central Harversian canal Perforating Volkmanns canals Canaliculi 5
What type of muscle action for an activated 1 joint muscle is occurring slow and in the middle from A to B at the left elbow Concentric None of the included answers is correct Pronation Eccentric Isometric
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What type of muscle action for an activated 1 joint muscle is occurring slow and in the middle from A to B at the left elbow Concentric None of the included answers is correct Pronation Eccentric Isometric
Listen What structure is labeled as 3 2 4 1 Articular cartilage O Compact bone Trabeculae Spongy bone 3
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Listen What structure is labeled as 3 2 4 1 Articular cartilage O Compact bone Trabeculae Spongy bone 3
A person with poor bone mineralization will always have low blood calcium as well True False Question 6 3 points Listen Match the homeostatic imbalance of the spinal column with the correct description v kyphosis lordosis 1 2 3 abnormal lateral curvature in the thoracic region dorsally exaggerated thoracic curvature exaggerated lumbar curvature
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A person with poor bone mineralization will always have low blood calcium as well True False Question 6 3 points Listen Match the homeostatic imbalance of the spinal column with the correct description v kyphosis lordosis 1 2 3 abnormal lateral curvature in the thoracic region dorsally exaggerated thoracic curvature exaggerated lumbar curvature
Which structure is highlighted periosteum diaphysis perichondrium perisoteal bone collar P Copyright 2023 Pearson Education Inc All rights reserve
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Which structure is highlighted periosteum diaphysis perichondrium perisoteal bone collar P Copyright 2023 Pearson Education Inc All rights reserve
Which of the below is not considered part of a neuromuscular junction The synaptic knob The synaptic cleft The motor end plate The sarcolemma
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Which of the below is not considered part of a neuromuscular junction The synaptic knob The synaptic cleft The motor end plate The sarcolemma
Canvas Skyward bhoney cake pictur The Skeletal and Muscle Systems Mastery Test Arrange the steps in the correct order to describe how a reflex occurs A sensory neuron sends a signal to the spinal cord A receptor detects a signal A relay neuron sends a signal to a motor neuron A muscle receives a signal to contract A bone moves
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Canvas Skyward bhoney cake pictur The Skeletal and Muscle Systems Mastery Test Arrange the steps in the correct order to describe how a reflex occurs A sensory neuron sends a signal to the spinal cord A receptor detects a signal A relay neuron sends a signal to a motor neuron A muscle receives a signal to contract A bone moves
Select the correct answer Where is the foramen in this diagram of a bone from the vertebral column OA OB OC O D option A option B option C option D A B C D
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Select the correct answer Where is the foramen in this diagram of a bone from the vertebral column OA OB OC O D option A option B option C option D A B C D
6 nts eBook Print erences Correctly label the following bones of the lower limb and pelvic girdle Place your cursor on the boxes for more information ischium greater trochanter phalanges patella metatarsals acetabulum tibia head of femur tarsals lesser trochanter ilium fibula pubis femur 2018 McGraw Hill Education Che
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6 nts eBook Print erences Correctly label the following bones of the lower limb and pelvic girdle Place your cursor on the boxes for more information ischium greater trochanter phalanges patella metatarsals acetabulum tibia head of femur tarsals lesser trochanter ilium fibula pubis femur 2018 McGraw Hill Education Che
A Humans are dueterostomes so our as the embryo is forming cerebrum B anus C develops mouth
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A Humans are dueterostomes so our as the embryo is forming cerebrum B anus C develops mouth
A muscle fiber that participates in sensory reception only responsive to phasic stimuli activated by an alpha motor neuron intrafusal activated by a gamma motor neuron extrafusal
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A muscle fiber that participates in sensory reception only responsive to phasic stimuli activated by an alpha motor neuron intrafusal activated by a gamma motor neuron extrafusal
4 points L The coefficient of relatedness r can range from 0 for unrelated individuals to 1 for clones identical twins If B is the benefit to the recipient arising from help given by one member of a species to another of the same species and C is the cost to the donor for helping then Hamilton s rule which suggests whether a particular helping behavior should be Fit and survive within a population or decline in usag Unfit is expressed as when the helping behavior is likely to survive and be cost efficient OrB C OrB C O B rc O Berc A Moving to another question will save this responce
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4 points L The coefficient of relatedness r can range from 0 for unrelated individuals to 1 for clones identical twins If B is the benefit to the recipient arising from help given by one member of a species to another of the same species and C is the cost to the donor for helping then Hamilton s rule which suggests whether a particular helping behavior should be Fit and survive within a population or decline in usag Unfit is expressed as when the helping behavior is likely to survive and be cost efficient OrB C OrB C O B rc O Berc A Moving to another question will save this responce
32 The highlighted organelle is found in which cell type adipocyte mast cell fibroblast neutrophil
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32 The highlighted organelle is found in which cell type adipocyte mast cell fibroblast neutrophil
Activity Figure 1 8a 2 of 2 Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets Patellar Coxal Femoral Pubic Digital
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Activity Figure 1 8a 2 of 2 Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets Patellar Coxal Femoral Pubic Digital
appropriate labels to their respective targets Figure shows Posterior Dors Sacral opliteal umbar Sural alcaneal Scapular JUL
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appropriate labels to their respective targets Figure shows Posterior Dors Sacral opliteal umbar Sural alcaneal Scapular JUL
Scapular Sacral Cervical Gluteal Vertebral Perineal Occipital Lumbar III Rese
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Scapular Sacral Cervical Gluteal Vertebral Perineal Occipital Lumbar III Rese
Which of the pictures above depicts Scoliosis O C OB B O A
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Which of the pictures above depicts Scoliosis O C OB B O A
The foot is to the knee O proximal O distal O anterior cephalic
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The foot is to the knee O proximal O distal O anterior cephalic
Day 1 External Features Directions Obtain a fetal pig from your teacher and place it in the dissection tray The group reader is responsible for reading directions as you fill in the following information 1 Identify each of the following structures on the pig pinnae ear shoulder wrist anus teats sensory papillae knee Head foot elbow Neck Forelegs Trunk Abdomen hip eye thorax ankle external nares umbilical cord Hind legs Tail
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Day 1 External Features Directions Obtain a fetal pig from your teacher and place it in the dissection tray The group reader is responsible for reading directions as you fill in the following information 1 Identify each of the following structures on the pig pinnae ear shoulder wrist anus teats sensory papillae knee Head foot elbow Neck Forelegs Trunk Abdomen hip eye thorax ankle external nares umbilical cord Hind legs Tail
A Flexion of the hand B Extension of the forearm Involuntary movement of the fingers D Pronation of the hand Question 16 The nurse documents the bilateral patellar or quadriceps reflexes on a client to be 3 What does this indi A Average normal B Brisker than average C Diminished low normal
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A Flexion of the hand B Extension of the forearm Involuntary movement of the fingers D Pronation of the hand Question 16 The nurse documents the bilateral patellar or quadriceps reflexes on a client to be 3 What does this indi A Average normal B Brisker than average C Diminished low normal
why do you think the last section is entitled burning bright give 3 ideas from Fahrenheit book
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why do you think the last section is entitled burning bright give 3 ideas from Fahrenheit book
8 Microtubules are stabilized in nerve cells through binding of which pro a Thymosin b Profilin c TAU d Troponin
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8 Microtubules are stabilized in nerve cells through binding of which pro a Thymosin b Profilin c TAU d Troponin
Which of the following best describes skeletal muscle repair after acute damage in a healthy person O a The appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres a temporary loss of muscle strength and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres O b The lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells but the appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres O c Temporary loss of muscle strength followed by proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres d Tissue infiltration by immune cells and activation and proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres Oe Lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres
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Which of the following best describes skeletal muscle repair after acute damage in a healthy person O a The appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres a temporary loss of muscle strength and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres O b The lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells but the appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres O c Temporary loss of muscle strength followed by proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres d Tissue infiltration by immune cells and activation and proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres Oe Lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres
Which is the largest of the ankle bones OA Tarsal B Malleolus C Hallux
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Which is the largest of the ankle bones OA Tarsal B Malleolus C Hallux
Which of the following explains why introducing the MyoD protein into a fat cell causes that cell to become a muscle cell but adding it to a neuron will have no effect O MyoD is causes positive feedback of MyoD expression in fats cells but not neurons ONeurons are a differentiation step after muscle cells they cannot go backwards O Fat cells are undifferentiated the MyoD protein causes them to differentiate O Muscle specific gene expression requires a protein that neurons do not make
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Which of the following explains why introducing the MyoD protein into a fat cell causes that cell to become a muscle cell but adding it to a neuron will have no effect O MyoD is causes positive feedback of MyoD expression in fats cells but not neurons ONeurons are a differentiation step after muscle cells they cannot go backwards O Fat cells are undifferentiated the MyoD protein causes them to differentiate O Muscle specific gene expression requires a protein that neurons do not make
All of the following muscles are acting concentrically as prime movers in the downward pull phase except X FI Omiddle deltoid Obiceps brachii latissimus dorsi posterior deltoid IN
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All of the following muscles are acting concentrically as prime movers in the downward pull phase except X FI Omiddle deltoid Obiceps brachii latissimus dorsi posterior deltoid IN
Overstretching or tearing of a ligament is known as OA a greenstick fracture B kyphosis Oc C a sprain
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Overstretching or tearing of a ligament is known as OA a greenstick fracture B kyphosis Oc C a sprain
During childhood cartilaginous tissue is gradually replaced by bony tissue in a process known as OA osteoclasts OB calcification C osteoblasts D ossification
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During childhood cartilaginous tissue is gradually replaced by bony tissue in a process known as OA osteoclasts OB calcification C osteoblasts D ossification
Muscles get their names from their shape size action and OA A antagonism B insertion OC origin D
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Muscles get their names from their shape size action and OA A antagonism B insertion OC origin D
Which of these is a combining form meaning rib A Myel o B Oste o C Arthr o D Cost o
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Which of these is a combining form meaning rib A Myel o B Oste o C Arthr o D Cost o
The eight small bones of the wrist joint are known as the A tarsal bones B cancellous bones C phalanges
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The eight small bones of the wrist joint are known as the A tarsal bones B cancellous bones C phalanges
Inflammation of a bursal sac because of repetitive muscular activity is called A Dupuytren s contracture OB bursitis C restless legs syndrome OD ganglion
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Inflammation of a bursal sac because of repetitive muscular activity is called A Dupuytren s contracture OB bursitis C restless legs syndrome OD ganglion
Which section of the vertebrae is located in the lower back A Ventral B Lumbar C Thoracic OD Cervical
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Which section of the vertebrae is located in the lower back A Ventral B Lumbar C Thoracic OD Cervical
An athletic injury that has pain and inflammation in the flexor muscles over the anterior tibia shin splints is located in the OA neck B wrist OC lower leg D elbow
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An athletic injury that has pain and inflammation in the flexor muscles over the anterior tibia shin splints is located in the OA neck B wrist OC lower leg D elbow
Bending a joint to decrease the angle between two bones or two body parts is known as A adduction B flexion C extension D abduction
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Bending a joint to decrease the angle between two bones or two body parts is known as A adduction B flexion C extension D abduction