Amphiarthrosis Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Anatomy and physiology midterm TCDHAOsteoporosis - correct answer increased breakdown of bone tissue with no new bone growth Kyphosis - correct answer exaggeration of the thoracic curve aka "hunchback" Paget's disease - correct answer bones lose calcium and then gain too much calcium Rickets - correct answer childhood disease due to lack of vitamin D Lordosis - correct answer excessive lumbar curve Impacted fructure - correct answer Broken ends of bone are jammed into eachother...

Abduction of the shoulder occurs in what plane and what axis? - ANSWER-Frontal plane and sagittal axis Flexion of the head/neck occurs in what plane and about what axis? - ANSWER-Sagittal plane and frontal axis Side bending of the thoracic lumbar spine occurs in what plane and around what axis? - ANSWER-frontal plane and sagittal axis In the anatomical position, elbow flexion occurs in what plane and around what axis? - ANSWER-Sagittal plane and front axis Rotation of the head/neck o...

Chamberlain University Bios 251 Week 8 Final Exam Study Guide with Verified Answers functional classification of joints - CORRECT ANSWER-synarthroses, amphiarthroses, diarthroses structural classification of joints - CORRECT ANSWER-fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial Atlas (C1) - CORRECT ANSWER-supports the head Axis (C2) - CORRECT ANSWER-second cervical vertebrae Bone stages of healing - CORRECT ANSWER-inflammatory, reparative, remodeling skull bones - CORRECT ANSWER-frontal, parietal,...

cortical, cancellous correct answers There are two types of bone tissue, ________ (compact bone) and ________ (spongy bone). osteons, haversian canal correct answers Cortical bone is found on the surface of the bone, and contains the _________ and ________ ________. Cancellous correct answers _________ bone is found on the end of bones in the inner layer and is less dense with no geometric structure. It is within the spaces that red and yellow marrow fill. 7, 12, 5 correct answers Cervi...

Joint Correct Answer point where two bones meet **do not have to be movable (skull sutures) 3 functions of joints Correct Answer 1. link bone to skeletal system 2. permit movement 3. protect soft organs 2 joint classifications Correct Answer function and structure Joint classification by function: Correct Answer the amount of movement possible Joint classification by structure: Correct Answer how the bones are held together...material...joint cavity Three functional groups of...

% of Extracellular fluid in the body - Interstitial fluid (26%) Blood Plasma (7%) % of Intracellular fluid in the body - 67% Adipose (Fat) Tissue - (Loose Connective Tissue) Anatomy of Synovial Joints - - Articular cartilage - Articular capsule - Joint cavity - Synovial membrane - Synovial fluid - Bursa: "Pillow" - Tendon Sheath Appositional Growth - growing in width Areolar Connective Tissue - (Loose Connective Tissue) "Filler" loose meshwork with all three types of fibers Atla...

National Patient Safety Foundation - collaboration with patient and families through ongoing engagement can transform safety activities Attributes of a leader - vision-statement of desired goal communication-function to be effective on going conversation decision making-critical feature of a good leader social power-influence over another collaboration-teamwork ethical-right vs wrong 4 P's of delegation - purpose for the care picture of the patients current condition plan or envision ...

Hemoglobin, keratin and collagen are examples of which biomolecule? - Protein What element is central to all biomolecules? - Carbon Which organelle's main function is breaking down within the digestive tract? - Lysosomes Cell membranes are composed of a dual layer of fat molecules called a ________ __________. - Lipid bilayer. What cell type has a flagellum? - Sperm cell. What is the functional classification of calcified suture lines between skull bones? - Synarthrosis What is the funct...

TCDHA Anatomy and physiology Midterm Exam Questions with Correct Answers Osteoporosis - Answer-increased breakdown of bone tissue with no new bone growth Kyphosis - Answer-exaggeration of the thoracic curve aka "hunchback" Paget's disease - Answer-bones lose calcium and then gain too much calcium Rickets - Answer-childhood disease due to lack of vitamin D Lordosis - Answer-excessive lumbar curve Impacted fructure - Answer-Broken ends of bone are jammed into eachother Comminuted fru...

1st Class Lever - Fulcrum located between R and F R & F in the same direction F + R=Fulcrum MA depends on the location of the fulcrum MA=1 *Atlanto-occipital joint 2nd Class Lever - F<R Advantageous in terms of force (MA>1) Most levers used in daily life *Ankle in tiptoeing 3rd Class Lever - F>R Disadvantage in terms of force (MA<1) Majority of the human body joints (95%) Advantage in displacement and speed and the main source of human mobility *Elbow in lifting 6 join...