INTEGUMENTARY
WHAT IS THE EPIDERMIS?
DENSE BONE MATRIX ORGANIZED INTO MICROSCOPIC TUBES OF BONE CALLED OSTEONS.
WHAT IS COMPACT BONE?
AN IMMOVABLE JOINT BETWEEN FLAT BONES OF THE SKULL.
WHAT IS A SUTURE?
DISTINCT, ORDERLY, STRIPED PATTERN IN VOLUNTARY MUSCLES.
WHAT IS STRIATED MUSCLE?
COMPOSES THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.
THE ENTIRE ORGAN SYSTEM OF THE SKIN
WHAT IS THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM?
NETWORKS OF BONE WITH MANY MARROW-FILLED SPACES SURROUNDING THE BONE MATRIX.
WHAT IS CANCELLOUS BONE?
A PASSAGEWAY IN THE SKULL BONES THROUGH WHICH SOUND WAVES TRAVEL.
WHAT IS A MEATUS?
BUNDLES THE WHOLE MUSCLE IS DIVIDED INTO.
WHAT ARE FASCICLES?
ALL NERVOUS TISSUE OUTSIDE THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM.
DENSE IRREGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT FORMS THE DEEP LAYER OF THE SKIN
BONE FORMATION
WHAT IS OSSIFICATION
A HOLE IN THE SKULL FOR THE PASSAGE OF NERVES
WHAT IS A FORAMEN
THE PLASMA MEMBRANE OF THE MUSCLE FIBER.
WHAT IS THE SARCOLEMMA?
A MEASURE OF THE CHARGE DIFFERENCE ACROSS THE CELL MEMBRANE.
WHAT IS THE POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE?
LOOSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE UNDERNEATH THE DERMIS THAT CONNECTS THE DERMIS TO MUSCLE OR BONE
WHAT IS THE HYPODERMIS?
HYALINE CARTILAGE THAT COVERS THE ENDS OF A BONE IN A JOINT.
A HOLLOWED OUT SPACE IN A BONE.
WHAT IS A SINUS?
THESE ALLOW ACTION POTENTIALS TO TRAVEL DOWN INTO THE SARCOPLASMIC RETICULUM.
WHAT IS THE T-TUBULES?
THE ABILITY TO UNDERGO AN ACTION POTENTIAL IN RESPONSE TO A STIMULUS.
WHAT IS EXCITABILITY?
COLLAGEN FIBERS ORGANIZED IN PATTERNS THAT POINT OUT DIRECTION IN THE DERMIS.
WHAT ARE LINES OF CLEAVAGE?
A PROJECTION ON A BONE.
WHAT IS A PROCESS?
EYE SOCKETS.
WHAT ARE ORBITS?
WHAT BINDS TO TROPONIN TO CHANGE POSITION OF THE ACTIN MYOFILAMENT?
WHAT IS CALCIUM?
NEURONS THAT TRANSMIT ACTION POTENTIALS FROM THE BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD TO SMOOTH AND CARDIAC MUSCLES AND GLANDS.
WHAT IS THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM?