MC Test 2
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The Layer of skin found only in the palms and soles of feet. | Stratum Lucidum
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| The layer of skin that has actively divinding cells. | Stratum Basale
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| The layer of skin where nerves and glands are located | Dermis
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| The type of hair that is typical of the scalp. | Terminal
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| The type of gland that may be modified to form the mammary (milk) gland. | Apocrine Sweat Gland
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| The portion of the nail in which cells are actively divinding. | Nail Root
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| The % of total skin area an adult arm contains | 9
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| The name for the small channels connecting the lacunae in bone tissue. | Canaliculi
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| The name for the "shaft" portion of a bone. | Diaphysis
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| The name of the tissue membrane covering a bone. | Periostium
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| A vertebra is an example of this kind of bone. | Irregular
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| Cells that are responsible for maintaining matrix material. | Osteocytes
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| The 3 major mineral components in bone. | Calcium Hydroxide, Calcium Phosphate, and Hydroxyapetite
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| The contents of the middle cavity in a long bone. | Marrow
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| The formation of this marks the beginning of endochondral ossification. | Cartilage
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| The lacunae of bone contains this | Osteocytes
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| The name of the cells that break down bone material | Osteoclasts
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| The stage of life at which osteoblasts are most active | Early Childhood
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| A fracture in which a bone breaks into more that two pieces | Comminuted
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| Statins are drugs that inhibit cholesterol synthesis and stimulate... | Osteoblasts
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| The 3 types of fibrous joints | Suture, Syndesmosis, and Gomphosis
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| The type of articulation between the radius and ulna | Syndesmosis
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| Hyperextension | Extending PAST 180 degrees
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| The term for decreasing the angle between 2 bones | Flexion
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| The term for moving toward the midline | Adduction
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| The special movement of the thumb | Opposition
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| The connective tissue layer that surrounds a fascicle in skeletal muscle tissue | Perimysium
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| The presence of this gives skeletal muscle its reddish color | Myoglobin
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| The structure that is continuous with the phospholipid bilayer of the sarcolemma | T-tubules
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| Skeletal muscles use this to quickly produce ATP | Creatine Phosphate
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| Increased permeability of the sarcolemma to sodium ions has what effect on the frequency of skeletal muscle contraction? | Increased
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| What makes skeletal muscles different from "typical" cells? | Presence of many nuclei
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| The name of the state of a muscle being stimulated too frequently to have a relaxation phase | Complete Tetanus
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| What must occur for attachment sites on actin fibers to become available? | Calcium must bind to troponin
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| The region of a sarcomere in which no thick filament (myosin) is present | H zone
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| Acetylcholine esterase's presence in the neuromuscular junction prevents what? | Overstimulation of a myofibril
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