Skeletal System
Muscular System
Positions/Directions
Nervous System
Random!
100
What is the periosteum?
Tough outer layer/covering of the bone
100
What is the basic functions of Smooth muscles?
Internal Organ movements (digestive tract)
100
A frontal (coronal) plane splits the body into
Anterior and Posterior
Front and back
100
The Central Nervous System contains two parts of the body, what are they?
Brain and Spinal Cord
100
How are epithelial cells classified?
Shape and Size
200
The ends of the bones are called...
The shaft of the bone is called...
Epiphysis
Diaphysis
200
Of the three types of muscles (Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth) which ones are involuntary and which ones are voluntary
IN = Smooth and Cardiac
Vol = Skeletal
200
Sagittal plane splits the body into
Left and right
200
Draw a neuron, labeling the three basic structures
200
What is the main function of Simple Squamous Epithelial tissue
Gas Diffusion
300
The medullary cavity is responsible for which major function?
Producing Red Bone Marrow
300
From largest to smallest, what is the order of muscular connective tissue?
1. Perimysium
2. Endomysium
3. Epimysium
Epi - Peri - Endo
300
True or False
Your right hand and right foot are contralateral
False
300
At point “A”, the internal membrane voltage is at -70mV. This can also be referred to as:
Resting Potential
300
Give an example of both Negative Feedback and Positive Feedback
Negative = Temperature Regulation
Positive = Blood clotting/ Child Birth
400
What is the name of the upper portion of the jaw, and the name of the lower portion of the jaw?
Upper = Maxilla
Lower = Mandible
400
Briefly describe how actin and myosin proteins work together in muscle contraction.
Myosin Protein heads combine with Actin strands, and pull "Z-lines" closer together
400
What is the most superficial part of the body?
Skin
400
The action potential is ready to fire at which point on the graph?
E
400
What is the name given to the cheekbone?
Zygomatic
500
What part of the skull houses the External Acoustic Meatus?
Temporal
500
Draw an example of a Sarcomere from “z-line” to “z-line”
500
Starting in Anatomical Position:
1. Flex your right arm 90 degrees
2. ABduct your left hip 45 degrees
3. Elevate both shoulders
What should someone look like in this position?
Show the answer!
500
Label point “B” and “C” from the graph
B = Depolarization
C = Repolarization
500
Trap! Anyone who gets this question wrong will lose 500 points.
Where are the Nodes of Ranvier located?
In between the Myelin Sheaths