Nervous system #1
Speech production and language processing;.
What does permeable mean?
capable of being passed through
Which 2 types of muscles are uninucleate
Smooth and cardiac
What are the 6 common fracture types?
Comminuted, compression, Depressed, Impacted, Spiral, and Greenstick
What type of tissue connects body parts
connective tissue
What does the primary somatic sensory area do?
Interprets Nerve Impulses traveling from sensory receptors
Irritability and conductivity
What is the muscle belly made of
Bundles of fascicles
The diaphysis makes up most of the long bones length and is composed of what?
Compact bone
What does a pseudostratified columnar epithelial tissue look like?
Looks like multiple layers
Which part of the brain is responsible for reasoning and coordination.
Cerebrum
The two cell types that Nervous tissue is made of
Supporting cells (Neuroglia) and Neurons (Nerve Cells)
What is the skeletal muscles physiology
To produce movement, maintain posture and body position and stabilize joints
What are the 2 osseous tissue types?
Compact bone- dense and smooth, and outer layer
Spongy bone- spikey apperance, inner layer,
What is fluid-filled space inside the body holding and protecting internal organs.
Body cavity
What are the names of the 2 sides of the cerebral hemisphere?
Right Cerebral hemisphere and Left Cerebral Hemisphere
Difference between afferent and efferent
Afferent- to go forward (enters CNS)
Efferent- bring about or cause a motor response (exits CNS)
Sarcolemma is plasma membrane and sarcomeres are tiny contractile units.
Skeletal system physiology
Support, protection, allow movement, storage, and blood cell formation
What plane divides the body into upper and lower halves?
Transverse plane
What does depolarization cause
Membrane polarity to be completely reversed.
What are the 3 funtions of the Nervous system
Sensory input, Integration, Motor Output
It masters control and communication system of body.
Which type of myofilament is composed of Actin?
Thin Myofilaments
What are the 2 parts of the Skeletal system?
Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
What are the 8 necessary life functions
maintaining boundaries, movement, responsiveness, digestion, metabolism, excretion, reproduction, and growth