Nervous
The organ that sends signals to your nerves.
What is the brain?
The grown adult has this many bones.
206
The fixed, non-moving attachment point of a muscle to a bone, usually located closer to the body's torso.
What is the origin?
Main building block of all living things.
What are cells?
The highest level of decontamination that completely destroys all microbial life, including bacterial spores.
What is sanitation?
Bone system that carries messages to your nerves.
What is the spinal cord?
Main mineral that strengthens bones.
What is calcium?
Full name of the main muscle of the upper arm. (two words)
what is the bicep brachii?
Amount of bones the ankle joint is made of.
3
what are mites?
What is to carry messages?
What is a ligament?
The thick, triangular muscle that covers your shoulder joint and lifts your arm out to the side.
What is the deltoid?
Blood vessels that are less elastic arteries and located close to the skin surface.
What are veins?
A type of fungus that causes athlete's foot and can be spread through improperly cleaned pedicure bowls.
what is tinea pedis?
The division of the nervous system consisting of all the nerves that branch out from the brain and spinal cord to the rest of the body.
What is the Peripheral Nervous System?
Spongy/soft tissue that protects red/white blood cells.
What is bone marrow?
The specialized, involuntary muscle tissue found exclusively in the walls of the heart
What is cardiac tissue?
how the muscles that turn the hand upward are categorized.
What are supinator muscles?
What too elements allow an autoclave to completely clean items?
What is Heat and pressure?
The type of nerve cell that carries instructions away from the brain to your muscles and glands to make them move or react.
What is a motor neuron?
Three vital organs protected by the rib cage.
What is the heart, lungs, and the kidneys?
The type of unstriated, involuntary muscle tissue that lines hollow internal organs like the stomach and blood vessels
what is smooth muscle?
how the muscles that turn the hand downward are categorized.
What are pronators?
EXTRA 100 POINTS
The order in of products used in a manicure going from closest to the manicurist to the client.