ALL QUIZ

• Tissues


  Physiological unit associated with clusters of cells that perform same functions
• Coronal Plane


  Anatomical term that describes an imaginary surface that separates the face from the entire body
• Sagittal


  Anatomical surface that describes the bilateral symmetry of the human body
• Physiology


  Determination and association of specific roles of each organs in the body
• Epigastric


  Term used to describe the area associated with the upper area of the umbilical region
• Deep


  Anatomical term used to describe organs that requires extensive inner body dissection to be able to observe
• Oblique Plane


  Term utilized to describe an angular dissection of the body
• Distal


  Anatomical term associated with an organ that is located farthest to a specific point of reference
• Ventral


  Anatomical term associated with the position of the umbilicus of an organism
• Longitudinal


  Term used to describe sagittal dissection of a section of small body organs
• Hematopoiesis


  Function of bones in blood production
• Osteoclast


  Cells responsible for controlling the shape of the bone
• Epiphysis


  Area of the bone where blood cells are formed
• Early Development to Late Development


  1. Chondroblast

  2. Chondrocyte

  3. Osteoblast

  4. Osteocyte
• Endochondral Ossification


  Type of development of the long bones in the body
• Intramembranous Ossification


  Type of ossification to the development of flat bones in the body
• Manubrium


  Anterior end of the sternum
• Xiphoid


  Process is the anterior end of sternum
• Epiphysial Plate


  Portion of the bones responsible for the height development of a person
• Sphenoid


  Butterfly shaped bone in the human body
• Sutures


  Structures formed between the bones of the skull
• Lacrimal


  Bones associated with the position of tear producing glands in the eyes
• Mandibular Condyle


  Area associated with the attachment of the jaw to the face
• Styloid Process


  Bone associated with the extension of the temporal bone
• Pubic Symphysis


  Portion of the pelvic bone that stretches during child birth
• The pelvic bone muscles of males are more wider than in females
• The pelvic bones of females are more aligned inferiorly than in males
• The sub pubic angles of males are less than 90 degrees, while female have more than 90 degrees
• Components and their functions


  • Actinin (Powerstroke-Binding Site)
  • Troponin (Calcium-Binding Site)
  • Myosin (Adenosine-Triphopsphate Binding Site)
• Sodium Channel


  Voltage-gated channel that is activated at +30mV
• All or nothing principle


  Principle that the muscle will only contract within specific voltage, otherwise it will not contract
• Neuro-Mascular Junction


  Point of connection between the muscles and nerves
• Muscle types and their functions


  • Fast Twitch Oxidative Glycolytic (High Sugar Content, Trainable Endurance)
  • Fast Twitch Glycolytic (High Sugar Content, Long Endurance)
  • Slow Twitch Glycolytic (Low Sugar Content, Short Endurance)
• Incomplete Tetanus


  Condition where the muscle continuously contracts without relaxation
• 1. disk


  Key structure in determining the size of Zarcomere
• Potassium Channel


  Voltage-gated channel that is activated during the decreasing voltage from +30mV
• Acetylcholine


  Molecule released from the axon when there is presences of calcium ions
• Lactate


  Formed when the muscles are used without proper supply of oxygen
• Stages of muscle action potential


  • Hyper Polarization Stage (-110mv)
  • Depolarization Stage (+30mv)
  • Resting Membrane Potential Stage (-70mv)
• Nervous Tissue


  Tissue associated with the transduction of ions in the body