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EMT Chapter 5

Key Terms

TermDefinition
Aerobic Metabolism p.104
Alveoli p.105
Anaerobic Metabolism p.104
Anatomy p.96 basic structure of the body
Aorta p.109
Aortic Valve p.109
Arteries p.110
Arterioles p.110
Atria p.108
Automaticity p.101 the ability to simulate an electrical impulse
Autonomic Nervous System p.116
Ball-and-Socket Joints p.97 ball and socket joints are like your shoulder and hips
Bile p.119
Bladder p.119
Blood Pressure p.113
Brachial Artery p.110
Bronchi p.105
Bronchioles p.105
Capillaries p.110
Carbon Dioxide p.109
Cardiac Muscle p.101 muscle found only in the heart
Cardiovascular System p.108
Carotid Artery p.110
Carpals p.97 part of the wrist bone
Cartilage p.105
Central Nervous System (CNS) p.116
Cervical Vertebrae p.100 the vertebrae that begin at head
Cervix p.122
Clavicles p.97 collar bone
Coccygeal Vertebrae p.100 the four vertebrae are fused and make uo the coccyx and tail bone
Conduction System p.110
Conductive Tissue p.110
Coronary Arteries p.109
Cricoid Cartilage p.105
Dermis p.101 lies below epidermis
Dorsalis Pedis Artery p.112
Embryo p.119
Epidermis p.101 outer most layer of skin
Epiglottis p.105
Epinephrine p.116
Exhalation p.107
Facial Bones p.97 give the face structure
Fallopian Tubes p.119
Femoral Artery p.112
Femur p.97 thigh bone
Fertilization p.119
Fetus p.119
Fibula p.97 a bone in the lower leg to help form the knee
Fused Joints p.97
Gall Bladder p.119
Gliding Joints p.97 like the wrist and ankle
Glottic Opening p.105
Glucose p.104
Hemoglobin p.112
Hinge Joints p.97 like the knee and elbow
Hormones p.116
Humerus p.97 bone of the upper arm
Hypoperfusion p.113
Hypopharynx p.105
Ilium p.97 part of the pelvis
Implantation p.119
Inhalation p.106
Insulin p.116
Involuntary Muscle p.100
Ischium p.97
Islets of Langerhans p.119
Large Intestine p.119
Laryngopharynx p.105
Larynx p.105
Ligaments p.98 connect bones to bones
Lobes p.105
Lumbar Vertebrae p.100 the five vertebrae in the lower back which take most of the weight
Lungs p.105
Mandible p.97 goes with other bones of the cranium to form the lower jaw
Maxilla p.97 the upper jaw
Metacarpals p.97 part of the wrist
Metatarsals p.97
Mitral Valve p.109
Motor Nerves p.116
Nasopharynx p.105
Oropharynx p.105
Ovaries p.119
Ovulation p.119
Pacemaker p.110
Pancreas p.119
Patella p.97 knee cap
Pelvis p.97 a series of bone fused together
Perfusion p.104
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) p.116
Phalanges p.97 fingers
Pharynx p.105
Physiology p.96 the study of the body functions
Plasma p.112
Platelets p.112
Posterior Tibial Artery p.112
Pubis p.97 part of the pelvis
Pulmonary Arteries p.109
Pulmonary Veins p.112
Pulmonic Valve p.109
Pulse p.108
Radial Artery p.112
Radius p.97 part pf the forearm
Red Blood Cells p.112
Respiration p.107
Retroperitoneal Space p.119
Ribs p.97 forms the structure of the chest
Sacral Spine p.97 what the pelvis is fused to
Sacral Vertebrae p.100 the five vertebrae that are fused ... they help form the pelvis
Saturated p.112
Scapulae p.97 shoulder blades
Sensory Nerves p.116
Skeletal Muscle p.100
Small Intestine p.119
Smooth Muscle p.100
Spinal Column p.100 a series of bone stacked on each other
Sternum p.97 breastbone
Stroke Volume p.113
Subcutaneous Layer p.101
Systemic Vascular Resistance (SVR) p.113
Tarsals p.97
Tendons p.98 connect muscle to bone
Thoracic Vertrbrae p.100 the 12 vertebrae in the lower back
Thyroid Cartilage p.105
Tibia p.97 a bone in the lower leg to help form the knee
Trachea p.105
Tricuspid Valve p.109
Ulna p.97 part of the forearm
Ureters p.119
Urethra p.122
Vas Deferens p.122
Veins p.110
Vena Cava p.112
Ventilation p.107
Ventilation/Perfusion Match (V/Q Match) p.104
Ventricles p.108
Venules p.110
Vertebrae p.98
Voluntary Muscle p.100
White Blood Cells p.112
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