The skeletal and muscular system work as a cooperative unit
True
False
Skeletal Muscles connect to what?
Tissues
Bones
How is movement produced by your body?
Applying tension to bones, joints of skeletal system
Moving your bones, joints
Does the skeletal system produce blood cells by this process (hematopoiesis)?
True
False
What does the skeletal system store and release?
Calcium, Phosphorus
Minerals, Vitamins
What is calcium required for?
Strength
Contraction, Strength (Bones,Teeth)
Skeletal System is required for survial?
True
False
Are bones living?
True
False
What is the space called where a bone meets another bone?
Ligament
Joints
Compact Bone is on the outer edges of bone?
True
False
Spongey Bone is deeper portions of bone, provides inner support?
True
False
Compact Bone is made up of what?
Trabeculae
Osteons
Osteons make bones strong?
True
False
What are collgan fibers?
Protein
Vitamins
Spongey Bone does not have Osteons?
True
False
Central Canal in the middle of Osten it has what 4 things?
Nerve, Vein, Protein, Lymph
Vein, Artery, Lymph, Nerve
Central Canal is found in the middle of Osten
True
False
Osten is found in compact bone?
True
False
Endochondral Ossification is the way most bones are formed (Long Bones)?
True
False
Intramembranous Ossfication is flat bones (skull, collar bone)
True
False
What two ways are bones formed?
Compact, Spongey bone
Intramembranous Ossfication, Endochondral Ossfication
Bones grow longer and thicker as your get older?
True
False
What is Periosteum?
Protection Layer of bone
Memebrane that covers bone
Growth Occurs at the outer surface of bone
True
False
There are 206 human bones in the body?
True
False
Anatomy of long bone?
Spongey Bone, Compact Bone, Bone Marow
Compact Bone, Spongey Bone, Bone Marrow
What is the 1st part of long bone?
Proximal Epiphyses
Distal Epiphyses
What is the second part of long bone?
Proximal Epiphyses
Distal Epiphyses
What is a Osteoblast?
Immature Bone Cells
Mature Bone cells
What is a Osteocyte?
Immature Bone Cells
Mature Bone Cells
What is a Osteon?
Cylinder structure insde of compact bone
Bone Cell
What is a Chrondoblast?
Mature Cartilage Cells
Immature Cartilage Cells
What is closed reduction?
σ Alignment is possible without disturbing skin
σ When skin must be cut metal screws or plates used to fix bones into place
What is open reduction?
Alignment is possible without disturbing skin
σ When skin must be cut metal screws or plates used to fix bones into place
The skeletal ton is divided into two divisions Axial, Appendicular
True
False
What is Osteoporosis?
Bad bones
Mishappened, Poris bones
We have 12 pairs of ribs?
True
False
Joints are where two bones meet?
True
False
Type of cartilage between vertebrae?
Hyaline
Fibrocartilage
The effect of weight training on bone is Slowing bone loss and building bone
True
False
Three types of muscular tissue
Smooth, Cardiac, Skeletal
Smooth, Connective, Cardiac
The Skeletal System has three parts
Smooth, Connective, Cardiac
Belly, Ogrin, Insertion
The part of Skeletal System (Belly) is what?
The middle portion of muscle
End that moves during contraction
The part of Skeletal System (Ogrin) is what?
End that moves during contraction
End that remains stationary when organ shortens
The part of Skeletal System (Insertion) is what?
End that moves during contraction
The middle portion of muscke
A muscle cell is actually called a muscle fiber?
True
False
Connective tissue structally supports skeletal muscle?
True
False
Skeletal muscle composed of elongated muscle cells
True
False
Synergistic Muscles are a group of Muscles that work together to cause movement in same direction
True
False
Antagonistic Muscles are a group of muscles cause movement in opposite direction of each other
True
False
Skeletal Muscle fibers (cells) long and multi- nucleated
True
False
What two proteins cause contraction of muscle
Enzyme, Actin
Actin, Myosin
Each muscle fiber covered by sarcolemma composed of myofibrils surrounded by organllees
True
False
Mitochondria provides energy (atp)
True
False
Sarcomere functional unit of myofibrils
True
False
Difference between Actin (thin), Mysin (thick)
True
False
Calcium and ATP are able to produce movement (muscle contraction)
True
False
What neurotransmitter is used at this junction?
Myocholine
Acetylcholine
A neuromuscular junction is Where nervous system dumps out acetylcholine a neuro transmitter and allows motor neuron to send signal to muscle fiber causing it to contract
True
False
What is the difference between fast-twitch and slow- twitch muscle fibers
Fast twitch is endurance based and slow twitch is tires easily
Slow twitch is endurance based and fast twitch tires easily
The hand bones are called the _____________
Carpals
Metacarpals
The outer edge of your long bones has this tightly packed type of bone (not spongy, but...)?
Dense
Periosteum
We have 12 _________ vertebrae
Thoracic
Cervical
Long bones are made during fetal development by ___________ ossification.
Cartilage
Endochondral
He largest part of the 3-part sternum is the _______ of the sternum.
Body
Manubrium
The top of the spine (neck region) contain these vertebrae:
Cartilage
Cervical
The largest bone in the body is the:
Femur
Tibia
The back of the skull contains a large bone called the ___________ bone
Frontal
Occipital
If you break your nose, you've broken the _________ bone.
Nasal
Conchae
The upper arm bone is called the
Radius
Humerus
The tailbone is also called the
Coccyx
Bone
Individual toe bones are called:
Little bones
Phalanges
We have 14 pairs of ribs.
True
False
The cylindrical structures in dense/compact bone are called (they resemble tree trunks):
Osteons
Ostyx
The kneecap is also known as the:
Fibula
Patella
Your ribcage is partially constructed with cartilage to allow for the expansion during inhalation.
True
False
The cheek bone is called the frontal bone.
True
False
The center of the osteon contains blood and lymphatic vessels.
True
False
The ribs come together in the front of our body at this bony structure: the
Cartilage
Sternum
The ankle bones are called:
Talus
Talrus
The outer membrane surrounding our bones is called the
Cyliane
Periosteum
The foramen ovale is a hole in the base of the skull through which the spinal cord passes.
True
False
Calcium is the most important to help make bones hard or strong
True
False
The growth plate is also known as the _____________ plate.
Periosteum
Epiphyseal
The shin bone is called the:
Tibia
Femur
The shoulder girdle is made of the humerus, clavicle and
Tibia
Scapula
The bottom jaw bone is also known as the
Mandible
Maxilla
Which of the skull bones is right above our ears (hint: near our temple):
Occipital
Temporal
Osteocytes are bone cells.
True
False
The inside of a long bone contains both red and yellow bone
Marrow
Cartilage
Function of the reproductive system (more than perpetuation of the species)
Continuation of species
Make, produce gametes (egg and sperm) and unite them to form a new induvial
Role of natural selection/adaptation in gene variation/alleles/survival of the fittest?
Increasing percentage of alleles in the gene pool drive gene variation
Increasing species
What is Gametes?
Half # of chromosomes of normal body cells (23)
Egg and Sperm produced through miosis
What is Haploid?
Half # of chromosomes of normal body cells (23)
Full # restored (46) chromosomes
What is Diploid?
Egg and Sperm produced through miosis
Full # restored (46) chromosomes
What is Zygote?
Fertilized Egg that could become an embryo
Ovulation of Egg
Know the role of MEIOSIS in making gametes in both males and females?
Making eggs and sperm
Ensures the gametes will contain the haploid chromosome
What does Gametogenesis mean?
Making eggs and sperm
Ensures the gametes will contain the haploid chromosome
What does Leydig do?
Provides nourishment for developing sperm
Produce testosterone (important hormone without it no sperm)
What does Sertoli do?
Provides nourishment for developing sperm
Produce testosterone (important hormone without it no sperm)
What is Acrosome?
Part of sperm that is essential for sperm production
Vesicle that contains digestive enzymes used to digest oocyte (egg) allowing sperm nucleus to enter egg
The midpiece of the sperm contains mitochondria (atp) provides energy for sperm movement
True
False
The tail of sperm consists of flagellum propels sperm along journey toward egg cell
True
False
What is Oogenesis?
Sperm Production
Egg Production
What is Spermatogenesis?
Sperm Production
Egg Production
Where is sperm made?
Seminiferous tubule lining
Urethra
What is semen?
Sperm
Males reproductive fulid
What is contained in semen?
Spermatozoa
Fluid
What is Sertoli cells?
Storage Area
Nourish Sperm
What is Epididymis?
Serves as a storage area and final maturation
Stores and transports sperm for several months
What is Vas Deferens?
Stores and transports sperm for several months
Transports semen and urine through length of penis
What is Urethra?
Forms 30% of semen where the urinary tract meets reproductive tract reduces acidity of male & female
Transports semen and urine through length of penis
What is the Prostate Gland
Forms 30% of semen where the urinary tract meets reproductive tract reduces acidity of male & female
Serves as a storage area and final maturation
350 million sperm per ejaculate
True
False
Most common hormones in woman are estrogen and progesterone
True
False
What is ovulation?
Songey and gel like substance
Mature egg is released from the ovary and travels down the fallopian tube
How often does ovulation occur?
14 Days before period
10 Days before period
Oocyte is a egg cell?
True
False
Fertilization must occur 24 hours after ovulation
True
False
The three layers of the uterus is Endometrium, Myometrium, Perimetrium
True
False
Endometrium is the inner layer of uterus?
True
False
Myometrium is the muscle layer of uterus?
True
False
Perimetrium is the outer layer of uterus?
True
False
Hysterectomies is the removal of uterus and ovaries
True
False
Estrogen and progesterone, FSH, LH hormones in woman
True
False
Male has three hormones LH, FSH, Testone
True
False
When does puberty occur in males and females (approximately)?
F: 9-14 M: 9-14
F: 11-14 M: 11-14
Endometriosis is A disorder in which the tissue similar to the inner lining of the uterus (endometrium) grows outside the uterus. This results in pelvic pain and irregular menstrual cycle
True
False
Know the hormone that orchestrates most of the male reproductive system Testosterone
True
False
The names of the protein filaments that slide across each other to shorten a muscle are called?
Sarcomere and sarcoplasmic reticulum
Actin, Myosin
Sperm is made in this organ: Testicles
True
False
His gland in males is about the size of a golfball when it isn't enlarged: Prostate
True
False
Sperm is made specifically in the ____seminiferous__________________ tubule
True
False
The ends of a long bone are called: _____ Epiphysis _______________
True
False
A sperm has this many chromosomes...
14
23
Endocondral ossification means that embryonic bones start out as cartilage before turning to bone during development
True
False
Sperm exits the male's body through this tube:
Ureter
Urethra
Our biggest muscle is in our bum and is called the ___gluteus_____________ maximus.
True
False
Muscles that work in opposite directions are called __ __ _antagonistic_ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ muscles
True
False
Osteons are found in spongy bone.
True
False
Muscles have an _______________ and an insertion.
Ogrin
Osteon
The cell division process that makes eggs and sperm is called MITOSIS.
True
False
The name of the digestive enzyme-filled section of the sperm is called the __acrosome_________________.
True
False
The name of a bone cell is: _____Osteocyte____________
True
False
Men produce sperm from the age of puberty onset until they die.
True
False
This cell produces testosterone in men
Leydig cell
Sertoli cell
The ends of our bones have this kind of cartilage Articular
True
False
The neuromuscular junction uses a neurotransmitter called ______________________
True
False
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