QuestionMu | Answer |
Catabolism | Process of metabolism;complex compounds break down to smaller ones.Releases energy for muscle contractions,body secretions & heat production.They're BROKEN DOWN |
Anabolism | Constructive metabolism;process of building up larger molecules from smaller ones.Body will store nutrients for later.They BUILD UP |
Metabolism | Cells are nourished in 2 parts: anabolism & catabolism.A chemical process that takes place in living organisms.The cells are nourished & carry out their activities |
Palatine | Roof of the mouth (think palate!) |
Cells | The basic unit of all living things |
Protoplasm | Colorless,jellylike substance in which food elements such as proteins are present |
Nucleus | Dense active protoplasm in the center |
Cytoplasm | All of the protoplasm of the cell except the nucleus |
cell metabolism | encloses the protoplasm |
Mitosis | When cells divide into 2 daughter cells (identical) |
Epithelial tissue | A protective covering on the body.SKIN |
How many bones does the human skeleton have? | the human skeleton has 206 bones |
Occipital Bone | The hindmost bone of the skull.It forms the back of the skull,above the nape |
Maxillae Bones | upper jaw |
Mandible | lower jaw."Strong man".The strongest bone on the face |
Zygomatic (malar bones) | Bones that form the prominence of the cheeks;the cheekbones |
Hyoid Bone | Aka adams apple.Center of the neck.A U-shaped bone @ the base of the tongue that supports the tongue & it's muscles & the cervical veretrabe |
Cervical Vertabrae | The 7 bones @ the top of the vertebral column.Located in the NECK region |
Clavicle | Collarbone;joining the sternum & scapula |
Humerus | The upper most largest bone of the arm |
Radius | The smaller bone of the forearm on the same side of the thumb |
Carpus | The wrist (Think carpal tunnel) |
How many muscles does the face has? | The face has 30 muscles |
Striated Muscles | Aka skeletal or voluntary muscles ( attached to the bone).Muscles that are controlled by the will(Muscle that has lines you can see) |
Non-Striated Muscles | Aka involuntary or visceral or smooth muscles.These functions automatically (lines you can't see in the muscle) |
How do you massage? | Massage insertion to origin |
Central Nervous System (Cerebrospinal & CNS) | The primary control center for the whole nervous system.(CNS= all conscious,voluntary,five senses).Consist's of the brain,spinal cord,spinal nerves & cranial nerves |
Dendrite | Recieves impulses from other neurons.Tree like branching of nerve fibers extendong from a nerve cell;short nerve fibers that carry impulses toward the cell |
Axon | Sends msgs away from the cells to other neurons |
The 7th Cranial Nerve | Chief motor nerve of the face emerging near the lower part of the ear |
Peripheral Nervous System (PNS) | Function to carry impulses msgs to & frm the central nervous system.(Think Peri-meter or outer regions).(PNS=subdivides afferent periph).(Efferent periph= subdivides somatic nervous system)& (ANS=Autonomic nervous system) |
Brain stem | structure that connect the spinal cord to the brain |
Brain | Part of the CNS contained in the cranium;largest & most somplex nerve tissue;controls sensation muslces,glandular activity & the power to the think & feel |
Biceps | Nutritive fluid circulating through the circulatory system (heart,veins,arteries & capillaries) |
Belly (Muscles) | Middle part of a muscle |
Anatomy | The study of the structure of the body that can be seen w/ the naked eye & what's made up of;the science of the structure of organisms or of their parts |
Corrugator Muscle | Facial muscle that draws eyebrows down & wrinkles on the forehead vertically |
Connective Tissue | Fibrous tissue that bins together,protects & supports the various parts of the body such as bone cartilage & tendons |
Cervical Cutaneous Nerves | Nerve located @ the side of the neck that affects the front & sides of the neck as far as the breastbone |
Capillaries | Thin-walled blood vessels that connect the smaller arteries to the veins |
Buccal Nerve | Nerve that affects the muscles of the mouth |
Depressor Labii Inferioris | Aka Quadratus Labii Inferious.Muscle surrounding the lower lip; depresses the lower lip & draws it to one side. |
Beoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) | The blueprint material of genetic info; that controls the function of every living cell |
11th Cranial Nerve (Accessory) | A type of motor nerve that controls that motion of the neck muscles |
Orbicularis Oris | Flat band around the y\upper & lower lips that compresses,contracts,puckers & wrinkles the lips |
Pericardium | Double layered membranous sac enclosing the heart |
Occipitals | Back of the epicranius;muscle that draws the scalp backward |
Nasal Bones | Bones from the bridge of the nose |
Auricularis Posterior | Muscle behind the ear that draws the ear backward |
Auricularis Anterior | Muscle in front of ear that draws the ear forward |
Auricularis Superior | Muscle above the ear that draws the ear upward |
Buccinator | Thin,flat muscle of the cheek between the upper & lower jaw that compresses the cheeks & expels air between the lips |
Infraorbital Artery | Artery that originates from the internal maxillary artery & supplies blood to the eye muscles |
Interstitial | The fluid in spaces between the tissue cells |
Infratrochlear Nerve | Nerve that affects the membrane of the nose & skin |
Motor (Efferent) Nerves | Nerves that carry muscles from the brain to the muscles |
Buccal Nerve | Nerve that affects the muscles of the mouth |
Aponeurosis | Tendon that connects to the occipitalis & frontalis |
Metacarpus | The palm,consisting of 5-long slender bones called metacarpal bones |
Histology | Study of the structure composition of tissue |
Hemoglobin | Iron containing protein in red blood cells that binds to oxygen |
Supinator | Muscle that rotates the radius OUTWARD & the palm upward.(Supin= outward.Pron= inward) |
5th Cranial Nerve( trifacial or trigeminal) | Aka: trifacial or trigeminal nerve.Chief sensory nerve of the face;controls chewing |
Platysma | A broad muscle extending from the chest & shoulder muscles to the side of the chin,It's responsible for lowering the lower jaw & lip |