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What is the anatomical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior?  Coronal Plane (Frontal Plane) What is the diaphysis of a long bone?  The shaft An imaging technique that takes multiple X-Rays to create 2D thin section images?  CT Scan What imaging machine uses a magnetic field to create 2D & 3D Images?  MRI Scanner Articular Capsule definition  sleevelike structure around a synovical joint composed of a fibrous layer and synovial membrane Synovial membr...

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A control can be best defined - A variable that is kept constant in an experiment. A marine biologist observes that mako sharks, sardines, and salmon leap out of the water. An example of induction from these observations is - All fishes leap out of the water. The scientific method can be best described as - Procedures used to learn about our world. An experiment can be best described as - An artificially created situation to test a hypothesis. The factors that might affect observation...

What is the anatomical plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior? - Coronal Plane (Frontal Plane) What is the diaphysis of a long bone? - The shaft An imaging technique that takes multiple X-Rays to create 2D thin section images? - CT Scan What imaging machine uses a magnetic field to create 2D & 3D Images? - MRI Scanner Articular Capsule definition - sleevelike structure around a synovical joint composed of a fibrous layer and synovial membrane Synovial membrane definition...

Looking at the functional flexion axis from 10 degrees to 120 degrees, the posterior condyles of the femur are ___________ shaped. - Circular Describe the four benefits of the single radius design - 1. Functional stability. 2. Reduced quad forces required in knee extension. 3. Reduced patella stress. 4. Important for activities where stability is needed (descending stairs, rising from a chair, driving) The Triathlon single radius knee is designed to address: - stability during active flexio...

Looking at the functional flexion axis from 10 degrees to 120 degrees, the posterior condyles of the femur are ___________ shaped. - Circular Describe the four benefits of the single radius design - 1. Functional stability. 2. Reduced quad forces required in knee extension. 3. Reduced patella stress. 4. Important for activities where stability is needed (descending stairs, rising from a chair, driving) The Triathlon single radius knee is designed to address: - stability during active flexio...

What are the four varieties of triathlon femur implants?  Cemented CR & PS; Cementless Beaded PA CR & PS Femur What sizes are available for the femur components?  Left/Right: Sizes 1 - 8 What size polyethylene inserts are available?  CR: 9 - 19 CS & PS: 9 - 22 TS: 9 - 31 What types of tibial baseplates are available (without boss)?  Primary, Tritanium, Beaded PA, Screw-Fixed What types of Tibial Baseplates are available (with boss)?  Universal; Low-Profile; All-Poly Tib...

What are the four varieties of triathlon femur implants? - Cemented CR & PS; Cementless Beaded PA CR & PS Femur What sizes are available for the femur components? - Left/Right: Sizes 1 - 8 What size polyethylene inserts are available? - CR: 9 - 19 CS & PS: 9 - 22 TS: 9 - 31 What types of tibial baseplates are available (without boss)? - Primary, Tritanium, Beaded PA, Screw-Fixed What types of Tibial Baseplates are available (with boss)? - Universal; Low-Profile; All-Poly Tibial componen...

Bone cement is commonly referred to as PMMA. What does PMMA mean? - polymethylmethacrylate What are the two components of bone cement? - Polymer (powder) and monomer (liquid) Describe the chemical reaction that produces bone cement. - polymer absorbs the monomer and Benzoyl Peroxide initiates polymerization. Exothermic reaction generating heat. Cement hardens in PMMA. Define Viscosity. - Fluid's resistance to flow What does viscosity of bone cement affect? - The handling characteristics ...

Chapter 01 - The Science of Marine Biology Multiple Choice Questions 1. The Challenger expedition made collections of marine organisms: A. Around the world. B. In the Pacific Ocean only. C. In the Atlantic Ocean only. D. In the Mediterranean Sea only. E. In the North Sea only. Blooms Level: 01. Remember 2. The first marine laboratory in the world was established in: A. Russia. B. England. C. France. D. Italy. E. Japan. 3. The first marine laboratory established in the U.S. was: A. Fr...