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anatomy test

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stores energy   mitochondria  
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pelvis   basin  
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in a child- 5 seperate vertebra in an adult- fused into 1   sacrum vertebra  
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2nd cervical vertebra   axis  
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1st cervical vertebra   atlas  
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sutures   immovable joints  
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greater trochanter   part of femur  
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appendicular skeleton   everything outside of the axial skeleton  
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axial skeleton   bones of the skull spine chest hyoid bone  
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chondrocytes   cartilage cells  
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osteocytes   mature bone cells in the hard bone matrix  
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endosteum   thin membrane that lines the medullary cavity  
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periosteum   strong fibrous membrane that covers the long bone everywhere except at joint surfaces  
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articular cartilage   thin layer of carilage that vocers each epiphysis  
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epiphyseal line   calcification  
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osteoclast   reabsorbs bone cells  
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osteoblast   builds bone cells  
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4 types of bones   long short flat irregular  
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hematopoiesis   formation of blood  
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bones of the wrist   carpals  
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repetitive stress syndrome   carpal tunnel syndrome  
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what bone contains the greater trochanter?   femur  
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lower portion of sternum   xyphoid process  
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where is the xyphoid process located?   lower portion of sternum  
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loss of bone density   osteoporosis  
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where does hematopoiesis occur?   epiphysis (spongy bone)  
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what makes a rib a true rib?   rib is attached to sternum by cartilage  
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example of a saddle joint?   thumb  
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where the nere fiber meets the muscle   neuronmuscular junction  
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ring like muscle   sphincter  
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which bones encase the brain?   parietal, occipital, frontal ( or cranial )  
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what attaches the bone to the muscle?   tendon  
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6 areas where ossification is incomplete at birth "soft spots"   fontanels  
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end of long bone   epiphysis  
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bones of vertebral system   cervical(7), thoracic(12), lumbar(5), sacrum(1), coccyx(1)  
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bones of lower extremities   coxal(2), femur(2), patella(2), tibia(2), fibula(2), tarsals(14), metatarsals(10), phalanges(28)  
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bones in upper extremities   clavicle(2), scapula(2), humerus(2), radius(2), ulna(2), carpals(16), metacarpals(10), phalanges(28)  
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false ribs(how many?)   10 (5pair)  
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sinus   space or cavity inside some of the cranial bones  
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with oxygen   aerobic  
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continued increased metabolism that must occur in a cell to remove lactic acid that accumulates during exercise   oxygen debt  
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contracting muscles against heavy resistance   strength training  
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3 types of muscle   cardiac (striated, compose bulk of heart) skeletal(striated, voluntary) smooth(non-striated, involuntary)  
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bursae is made of connective tissue and are line with this?   synovial membrane  
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