Muscles
Organ Systems
Organ Systems 2
Bony Landmarks
Extra Fun
100

When muscle tone rises to a specific level and the muscle shortens to pull I --> O is:

Concentric contraction

100

This substance is produced inside the lungs and required to reduce surface tension and keep the alveoli open

Surfactant

100

This organ regulates body cell growth

Pituitary gland

100

This bony is on the lateral side of the lower leg and is more proximal or distal than the other bone?

Fibula, distal

100

The 1st metacarpal on the trapezium is a ____ joint with ____ degrees of freedom

Saddle; 2

200

The upper trapezius performs this motion when contracting bilaterally

Cervical extension

200

This branch of the ANS decreases energy expenditure for digestion and organ function while making the body ready for intense stress

Sympathetic nervous system

200

Neurons that conduct impulses AWAY from the brain and spinal cord are called: 

efferent neurons

200

This is where the capitulum of the humerus articulates

Proximal end of the radius

200

The lever that is best designed for speed and range of motion

3rd class lever

300

This is what the lumbricals do:

Extend the IP joints and flex the MCP joints
300

This is where motor neurons exit the spinal cord

Ventral horn

300

Trachea and large bronchi are included in which portion of the respiratory system?

Lower respiratory portion

300

These are the bones of the pectoral girdle: 

clavicle and scapula

300

The fulcrum within a lever system represents this in the human body

The joints and stabilizing ligaments

400

During gait, this muscle is responsible for holding the pelvis level by preventing hip adduction on the non weightbearing leg. 

Gluteus medius

400

An undisturbed cell or neuron at rest is considered _____ while a stimulated cell or neuron is _____

Polarized, depolarized

400

These are some of the smallest vessels in the body which carry intercellular fluid and substances back toward the trunk, they have no pressure to facilitate flow

Lymphatic vessels

400

Greater trochanter is the common insertion for muscles performing which actions?

Lateral rotation and hip abduction

400

A single efferent neuron, its terminal branches, the NT it releases, synaptic cleft and end plates all comprise this:

A motor unit

500

These muscles position the patella

Vastus lateralis and vastus medialis

500

This is the specific neurotransmitter for skeletal muscle contraction:

Acetylcholine

500

This is where the least amount of pressure in the heart is located, while this is where the greatest amount of pressure is located

Right atrium, left ventricle

500

This padded area is on the thumb sign of the hand while this area is on the pinky side:

thenar eminence, hypothenar eminence

500

This is Kayla's biggest fear:

Whales

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