Articulations
Muscle Cell
Arms & Legs
Head & Trunk
CNS
100
The structural classification of articulations between sutures in the skull.
What is Fibrous?
100
The name of thick filaments in muscle cells
What is myosin?
100
The muscle of the arm labeled "G".
(Slide 2)
What is the triceps brachii?
100
The muscle labeled "F" on the trunk.
(Slide 7)
What is the rectus abdominis?
100
The protrusions coming from the body of a neuron (Labeled A).
(Slide 12)
What are dendrites?
200
The functional classification of knee articulations.
What is diarthrosis?
200
The name of separating disks in muscle cells
What is a z-disk?
200
The muscle labeled "B" on the leg.
(Slide 3)
What is the adductor longus?
200
The muscle labeled "A" in the head.
(Slide 8)
What is the temporalis?
200
The structures that allow for exocytosis of neurotransmitters.
What are vesicles?
300
The structural classification of the vertebral column articulation.
What is cartilaginous?
300
This substance coats the axon of a neuron for insulation
What is myelin?
300
The muscle labeled "F" on the arm.
(Slide 4)
What is the extensor carpi radialis longus?
300
The muscle labeled "G" on the posterior of the trunk.
(Slide 9)
What is the Serratus posterior inferior?
300
The structure in the brain labeled "F".
(Slide 13)
What is the Pituitary Gland?
400
The functional classification of the articulation between the radius and ulna.
What is amphiarthosis?
400
The connective tissue layer that surrounds muscle.
What is the endomysium?
400
The muscle labeled "J" on the leg.
(Slide 5)
What is the soleus?
400
The muscle labeled "E" on the head.
(Slide 10)
What is the depressor anguli oris?
400
The nerve labeled "A"
(Slide 14)
What is the optic nerve?
500
The structural and functional classifications of the rib cage articulation with the sternum.
What is synarthrosis and cartilaginous?
500
Slide 1 image, label "C".
What is the nucleus?
500
The name of the muscle labeled "F" and its action.
(Slide 6)
What is the biceps femoris and flexes leg and extends thigh?
500
The muscle labeled "C" and its action.
(Slide 11)
What is the rhomboideus major and adducts scapula?
500
The ascending tracts of the lateral column.
What are the posterior and anterior spinocerebellar tracts?