Anatomy and physiology 0.0 / 5 ? NursingAnatomy and PhysiologyUniversityNone Created by: beyzanurxxCreated on: 17-05-22 17:24 What is the locomotion system made up of? bones, joints, ligaments, muscles and tendons 1 of 31 which nerve is movement controlled by? motor nerves 2 of 31 what is the muscle-skeletal system? components that work together to enable movement 3 of 31 which nerve senses information regarding body position to the brain sensory nerves 4 of 31 what are bones? living tissues 5 of 31 functions of the skeletal system protects internal organs, provides framework for body, allows movement 6 of 31 name two sections of the skeleton appendicular and axial 7 of 31 which tissue are bones covered in? periosteum 8 of 31 what is responsible for bone growth and repair? osteoblasts 9 of 31 name the constituents of bones water, organic materials, inorganic salt, minerals 10 of 31 which bone cell is responsible for stems osteogenic 11 of 31 name a type of long bone humers 12 of 31 name a type of flat bone bone of skull 13 of 31 name a type of short bone carpals of wrist 14 of 31 name a type of irregular bone vertebrae 15 of 31 name the regions of spine correctly cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, coccyx 16 of 31 describe the fibrous joint fibrous connective tissues joins surfaces of bones, binding them together 17 of 31 describe cartilaginous joints connected by cartilage, allows slight movement 18 of 31 describe synovial joint synovial fluid allows full movement 19 of 31 describe ligaments strong cords of fibrous tissue found at joint 20 of 31 describe tendons structures that attach skeletal muscle to bone 21 of 31 which motor nerves are muscles under control by voluntary and involuntary 22 of 31 which muscle enables movement skeletal 23 of 31 which muscle is involuntary smooth 24 of 31 where are smooth muscles found in the walls of visceral organs 25 of 31 what is the excitability characteristic able to receive and respond to stimuli 26 of 31 describe contractility able to shorten and thicken 27 of 31 describe extensibility able to stretch 28 of 31 describe elasticity able to return to original 29 of 31 what are the 4 stages of bone healing inflammation, soft callus, hard callus, remodelling 30 of 31 what are the accessory organs? liver, gall bladder, pancreas 31 of 31
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