Bone Voyage
This system is made up of the skull bones, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum
What is the AXIAL SKELETAL SYSTEM
These materials make up the joint capsule
What is CONNECTIVE TISSUE and SYNOVIAL FLUID
How muscles contract
What is THE SARCOMERES STRUCTURALLY SHORTEN INTO THEMSELVES
Hole at the bottom of the skull where the spinal chord leaves the skull to enter the vertebral column
what is the FOREMAN MAGNUM
The importance of blood flow
What is DELIVERING NUTRIENTS/OXYGEN AND REMOVING WASTE)
This vertebrae is the largest of them all, with a kidney shaped body and thick spinous process.
What is a LUMBAR VERTEBRAE
The point at which 2 bones meet to form a joint
What is ARTICULATION
This is the connective tissue that holds and hugs everything in place
What is the FASCIA
These descending nerves relay motor information from CNS to muscles and glands
What are the EFFERENT NERVES
What are ARTERIES
The sternum can be classified under this type of bone
What is a FLAT BONE
This is the type of connective tissue that makes up a solid joint, and allows for this kind of movement
What is FIBROCARTILAGE with NO MOVEMENT
The antagonist and agonist in ankle Dorsiflexion
What is…
agonist: TIBIALIS ANTERIOR
antagonist: GASTRCNEMIUS
Spinal nerve roots exit the IVF BELOW the corresponding vertebrae after/due to this extra nerve
What is C8
These are the bridges between the Arterial and Veinous Systems
What are CAPILLARIES
Both play a similar role, and are in relation to a joint. But this specific one can be found on the Cervical Vertebrae, and does not project off the bone
What is an ARTICULAR FACET
The two examples of hinge joints
What is the TALOCRURAL JOINT and HUMEROULNAR JOINT
These muscles are designed for long-range contraction and speed, while these muscles generate more force due to their angled fibers attaching to a central tendon.
What are PARALLEL and PENNATE MUSCLES
This is where the Radial Nerve originates from and where It passes the humerus, epicondyle and forearm.
What is the…
originates: brachial plexus
humerus: wraps posteriorly around mid shaft humerus
epicondyle: anterior to lateral epicondyle
forearm: postero-laterally
This side of the heart pumps blood to the lungs
What is the RIGHT SIDE OF THE HEART
These are the Main 6 bones in the Lower Extremities from the Superior to Inferior
What is the
1.Femur
2. Patella
3. Tibia
4. Fibula
5. Talus
6. Calcaneus
This joint allows for flexion/extension as well ask medial/lateral rotation (joint type and example)
Bicondyler Joint - Tibiofemoral Joint
The Origin, Insertion and function of the Triceps Brachii
What is the…
O: (long head) INFERIOR GLENOID, (medial head) POSTERO-MEDIAL SURFACE OF HUMERUS, (lateral head) POSTER-LATERAL SURFACE OF HUMERUS
I: OLECRANON
F: ELBOW EXTENSION
This nerve travels out of pelvis between anterior sacrum and posterior ischium before travelling postero-medial down the femur and splitting at the knee into these 2 nerves. (Name all 3)
What is the SCIATIC, COMMON FIBULAR, AND TIBIAL NERVE
Deliver deoxygenated blood from muscles to the heart
What is SYSTEMIC VEINS