Gcu bio 201l Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

What is an articulation? - joint where two bones meet why do we have articulations and joints? - movement Synarthrosis - no movement, very strong joint Amphiarthrosis - slightly moveable joint diarthrosis - freely moveable joint joint capsule - surrounds the joint articular cartilage - covers the articulating surfaces of bone, helps reduce friction synovial membrane - the tissue lining the cavity that secretes synovial fluid synovial fluid - the fluid inside a joint 3 functions of synov...

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Trapezius Origin - Occipital bone, ligamentum nuchae, thoracic spinous process Trapezius Insertion - Acromion and spine of the scapulae Trapezius Action - Retraction depression or upward rotation of the scapula, elevating the clavicle or extending the neck Rhomboid Major Origin - Spinous process of thoracic vertabrae Rhomboid Major Insertion - Vertebral Border of scapula from spine to inferior angle Rhomboid Major Action - Adducts and downwardly rotates scapula Supraspinatus Or...

(GCU) BIO-201L HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB FINAL EXAM GUIDE Q & A 2024.(GCU) BIO-201L HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB FINAL EXAM GUIDE Q & A 2024.(GCU) BIO-201L HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY I LAB FINAL EXAM GUIDE Q & A 2024.

Bio 201 Lab Exam 2 GCU (Bones) 2023

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Trapezius Origin - Occipital bone, ligamentum nuchae, thoracic spinous process Trapezius Insertion - Acromion and spine of the scapulae Trapezius Action - Retraction depression or upward rotation of the scapula, elevating the clavicle or extending the neck Rhomboid Major Origin - Spinous process of thoracic vertabrae Rhomboid Major Insertion - Vertebral Border of scapula from spine to inferior angle Rhomboid Major Action - Adducts and downwardly rotates scapula Supraspinatus Or...

GCU BIO 201 Exam 2 Questions With Correct Solutions Neuron Structure - ANS dendrites, cell body, axon dendrites - ANS short, highly branched signal receptive regions of the nerve cell. Convey incoming message toward cell bodies each nerve cell (neuron) has only one - ANS axon axon - ANS impulse generating and conducting region of neuron myelin sheath - ANS Whitish fatty protein layer that protects and electrically insulates the axon. Increases the speed of transmission of...

GCU Bio 201 exam 2 study guide Questions With Verified Answers transmembrane potential - ANS the potential can rise or fall in response to temporary changes in membrane permeability. Passive Channels - ANS also known as leak channels, these are always open active channels - ANS Open and close in response to stimuli At resting potential, most gated channels are closed action potential - ANS propagated short-lasting changes in transmembrane potential to conduct a signal. St...

GCU BIO-201 Exam 2 Review Questions With Solutions What are the two major divisions of the human skeleton? - ANS Axial skeleton Appendicular skeleton: limbs and griddle ligament - ANS bone to bone Tendons - ANS muscle to bone Six functions of bones - ANS Support Protection Leverage Mineral Storage Storage of Lipids Blood Cell Formation Support - ANS Hard framework that supports body and cradles soft organs Protection - ANS fused bone of skull, vertebrae,...