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Jon's Fun Facts
200

The scapula is part of this skeleton

What is the appendicular?

200

This connects muscle to bone

What is a tendon?

200

Also known as our "fight or flight" response

What is the sympathetic response/nervous system?

200

These vessels pick up the interstitial fluid

What are initial vessels?

200

Giraffe's have this many cervical vertebrae

What is seven?

400

The connective tissue covering of a long bone

What is periosteum?

400

This structure meaning "bundle" is covered by the perimysium

What is a fascicle?

400

Nociceptors are sensitive to this stimulus

What is pain?

400

Edema caused by obesity, hypertension, venous insufficiency, or pregnancy

What is dynamic edema?

400

Prevents food and liquid from entering the windpipe (trachea) during swallowing

What is epiglottis?

600

The knee cap is considered this shape of bone

What is sesamoid?

600

The contractile unit of a muscle cell

What is a sarcomere?

600

Ependymal cells produce this

What is cerebrospinal fluid?
600

Being exposed to a disease in childhood is what type of immunity?

What is naturally-acquired active immunity?

600

Teratoma means "_______ tumor"

What is monster?

800

The pubic symphysis is this type of joint

What is amphiarthrotic?

800

We can regulate the amount of force used for any movement by changing the number of these engaged

What are motor units?

800

Nerve plexus that innervates the head and neck

What is cervical plexus?

800

These structures slow down lymph flow through the node bed

What are trabeculae?

800

This condition was thought to be caused by an excess of black bile-- a direct translation of the term

What is melancholy?

1000

Known as the bone-builders

What are osteoblasts?

1000

This ion causes myosin binding sites on actin to be exposed

What is calcium?

1000

This neuronal pathway creates an immediate motor response to sensory input

What is reflex arc?

1000

A group of connected pre-collector capillaries situated end to end

What is anastomosis?

1000

These cells can slow down and begin rolling along the inner surface of a vessel wall 

What are leukocytes?