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Introduction to Anatomy and Physiology
Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
Joints
Important Questions
100
The study of Structure, and the study of Function
What is Anatomy and Physiology
100
This is how many bones make-up the axial skeleton, and 8 of those are cranial bones, and out of these only these 2 are paired.
What is 80, and Parietal, and Temporal bones are paired.
100
This structure of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus, and this structure of the scapula sticks out anteriorly.
What is Glenoid Cavity(fossa), and Corocoid Process.
100
This classification term means to move freely.
What is Diarthroses
100
This is the largest and strongest tarsal bone, but this the largest and strongest bone of the body.
What is the calcaneus, and Femur
200
If my blood pressure were to rise and the body responded by lowering my blood pressure this would be called this kind of feedback system.
What is Negative Feedback System
200
This is the keystone bone of the face, this is the keystone bone of the skull.
What is maxilla, sphenoid
200
This bone contains a medial malleolus, and this bone contains a greater trochanter.
What is Tibia, and Femur
200
This is turning the soles of the feet to face each other, but this is moving an extremity away from the mid-line of the body.
What is Inversion, and Abduction
200
The saddle joint is between these two structures.
What is the trapezium and the thumbs metacarpal
300
this is the most inferior body region
What is Plantar Region
300
This is where we find most Condyles, and They are on these bones.
What is making up joints, and Condyles are found on the humerus, femur, Tibia, and Occipital bones.
300
These are both roughened projections, but one is on the tibia and the other is on the humerus.
What is Tibial Tuberosity, and Deltoid tuberosity
300
this is a forcible twisting of a joint that tears this kind of dense connective tissue that holds bones together.
What is a sprain, and ligament.
300
This body system houses cells that give rise to blood cells, but this system regulates the production of blood cells.
What is Skeletal system, and Urinary System
400
These are the Ventral Cavities, and these are the dorsal cavities, but this cavity surrounds the heart which is within this cavity.
What is Thoracic, and Abdominopelvic Cavities are anterior, Cranial and vertebral cavities are dorsal, and the pericardial cavity is within the thoracic cavity.
400
This bone contains a mastoid process, styloid process, and a meatus, and is joined with the other paired cranial bones by this suture.
What is Temporal bone, and squamous suture
400
The Highest point of the shoulder.
What is Acromion Process
400
The radiocarpal joint is an example of this type of synovial joint, whereas the radioulnar joint which allows supination and pronation is this type of synovial joint.
What is ellipsoidal, and Pivot
400
When a cell changes from unspecialized to specialized it is known as this, but when comparing two structures on the opposite side it is called this.
What is Differentiation, and Contralateral
500
This is the correct order of the body's organization from simplest level to most complex level.
What is Chemistry, Cellular, Tissue, Organ, System, Organism
500
Lordosis is an exaggeration of this curve, and these are the 3 unique features of cervical vertebrae.
What is Lumbar Curve, and Cervical vertebrae contain transverse foramen, bifid spinous processes, and a vertebral prominens.
500
This is the description of Flexion of the elbow and describes all the structures that articulate with one another
What is Radial Head articulates with the capitulum, Ulna articulates with the trochlea, the Coronoid process of the ulna goes into the coronoid fossa of the humerus.
500
This is the only joint in the upper extremity where the axial skeleton articulates with the appendicular skeleton.
What is Sternoclavicular Joint
500
This is the difference between a sign and a symptom.
What is a sign you can see or measure like a fever, but a symptom you cannot like nausea.