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doug-alh122-midterm

Doug, ALH 122, Midterm

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Clavicle Collarbone
Duodenum First part of the small intestine.
Frontalis Muscle Forhead
Sternum Breast Bone
Pancreas Produces digestive enzymes
Hamstrings Group of muscles in the upper leg that moves the upper leg and bends the lower leg toward the buttocks;
Calcaneous Heel bone, its the largest tarsal bone.
Saliva Produced by salivary glands for a lubricant, to moisten foods so they go down easier. Also contains an enzyme to start the digestion process.
Eupnea A normal depth and rate of respiration.
Insertion Ending point of a muscle, where it attaches to the bone that it moves.
Origin Begining point of a muscle, where it is attached to a stationary or nearly stationary bone.
Uvula initiates the gag reflex when food touches it
Parietal Pleura Membrane that covers the wall of the thoracic cavity.
Radius Bone in the forarm on teh thumb side of the hand.
Visceral Pleura Membrane that covers the surface of the lung
False Ribs Ribs 8-10, attached to the spinal column, but only indirectly attached to sternum by cartilage.
Anorexia Loss of appetite.
Respiration One complete inhalation and exhalation
Myocardium Muscular layer of the heart.
Gluteus Maximus Buttocks
Deltoid Muscle Muscle of the shoulder
Thenar Muscle Muscle of the thumb
SA Node Natural pacemaker of the heart.
Tibia Shin Bone.
Bile fluid produced by the liver and stored in the gall bladder. It is released into the duodenum to digest the fat in foods.
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