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Muscle Tissue Types (tissues) smooth, skeletal, cardiac
Smooth Muscle Type (tissues) involuntary, lacks striations, ex: stomach, intestines, blood vessels
Skeletal Muscle Type (tissues) voluntary, striated, composed of myocytes
Cardiac Muscle Type (tissues) involuntary, striated, found in heart
Basic Bone Functions (musculoskeletal system) structure, protection, minerals reserve, blood cell production
Ligments connect... (musculoskeletal system) bone to bone
Tendons connect... (musculoskeletal system) muscle to bone
Epiphysis (musculoskeletal system) ends of the bone, composed mainly of spongy bone
Diaphysis (musculoskeletal system) shaft, composed of compact bone
Red Marrow (musculoskeletal system) in spongy bone, where blood cells are made
Yellow Marrow (musculoskeletal system) in medullary cavity, stores energy as fat
Fissured Fracture (musculoskeletal system) incomplete break, parallel w/ bone
Greenstick Fracture (musculoskeletal system) incomplete break, created by bending force
Transverse Fracture (musculoskeletal system) complete break, perpendicular w/ bone
Communinuted Fracture (musculoskeletal system) complete break, many bone fragments
Oblique Fracture (musculoskeletal system complete break at an angle
Fracture Repair (musculoskeletal system) hematoma forms first
Hip Dysplasia (musucloskeletal system) poor fit of the hip socket, large breeds affected like German Shepherds
Luxating Patella (musculoskeletal system) patella falls out of position, affects small dog breeds
Needle Guages for IM (musculoskeletal system) 22 guage at a 90 degree angle
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