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Massage Certification: Human Body

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1. Veins
Take blood back to heart
Hepat Portal circulation
Protects muscle & associated tendon from damage due to over stretch
Childhood osteomalacia

2. Cysterna chyle
Collagen
Pubic bone
Swelling of lymphatic tissue @ L2 that brings lymph to Thoracic duct (left lymphatic duct)
Chemotaxis - adhesion - ingestion - lysis - ejection

3. Anamnestic
Being immune
Freely moveable joint (all synovial)
Blood hydrostatic pressure - blood colloidal osmotic pressure
Myosin heads/bridge gaps btw thin/thick filaments

4. Processof exchange in capillary beds
Responsible for wakefulness
Diffusion
Produce Glucocorticoids - cortisol - mineralcorticoids - aldosterone - androgens
Arise off of Subclavians - within Transverse processes of cervicals - brings blood to brain

5. Intervertebral foramen
Holes for spinal nerves to exit the vertebral column
Blood in pleural cavity
Elderly person - at ankle joint - distal tibia
Being immune

6. Subclavian Vein
Stored energy
Drains into Brachiocephalic
Peritoneum
Moves tropomyosin aside & exposes myosin binding sites when Ca+ is released

7. Sella turcica
Cells attack other cells
Located in sphenoid - houses the pituitary
On palms and soles of feet
Touch receptors

8. Brachiocephalic Artery
Keystone
Myosin heads
CHON - Carbon - Hydrogen - Oxygen - Nitrogen
Right side of arch - becomes right subclavian artery & Right Common Carotid

9. Foramen magnum location
Calcitonin
Binding of myosin to actin - powerstroke - rigor - unbinding - cocking of the myosin heads
Occipital bone
Common Illiac Arteries

10. Antigen mediated immunity
Attacks pathogens dissolved in body fluids
Fibular (peroneal) artery
Cardiac output - volume - periferal resistance
Line stomach - produce mucus & heparin

11. Pneumothorax
Cardiac muscle fibers will contract more forcefully when fibers are stretched (the more you fill it with blood the better force of contraction)
Air in pleural cavity
Ventricular repolarization
Produces T3 - T4 - Calcitonin

12. Functions of arches of foot
Shock absorbtion - different terrain
Measure muscle length
Lymphatic tissue containing T's B's and macrophages
Water

13. Blood resevoirs
Popliteal artery
Veins
Vomer & mandible
Blood hydrostatic pressure - blood colloidal osmotic pressure

14. Facilitated diffusion
Molecule aided by a carrier molecule (PASSIVE)
Ascending - hepatic flexure - transverse - splenic flexure - descending - sigmoid - rectum - anus
Superior Mesenteric Vein
Associated with stress

15. Hypothalmus
Cardiac output - volume - periferal resistance
Sits behind the brain stem - responsible for balance
Pulmonary veins
Controls and regulates pituitary

16. Anastomoses
Controls sleep cycle
Passive process molecule moves down the concentration gradient (from highest to lowest concentration)
Junctions btw blood vessels serving the same organ
External intercostals

17. Natural active immunity
Largest - short stubby transv. processes
Vertebral prominence
Associated with stress
When you get the disease and create antibodies against it

18. Renal arteries arrise from
Abdominal aorta
No movement in joint (suture)
Most moveable bone of the skull
Formed by 2 lamina coming together

19. Highest pp of CO2 is in...
Being immune
Intracellular fluid
Located in the spleen - in the red pulp - remove old RBC's - store platelets - hemopoiesis in fetus
Diffusion

20. 4 forces on blood entering capillaries
Blood osmotic pressure - blood hydrostatic pressure
Function of skin
Located in epidermis
NOT part of the osteon

21. Crista galli & cribiform plate
Vaccination
How T lymphocytes attack
Located in Ethmoid
Tissues

22. Action of all abdominals
Frontal - Ethmoid - Maxillary - Sphenoid
Muscles contract because the thin/thick filaments slide past eachother
Compress the abdomen
Produced in Parathyroid - raises calcium blood levels

23. Blood hydrostatic pressure
Cavities within the brain that make cerebral spinal fluid
Paravertebral ganglions
Blood pressure
Abdominal aorta

24. Mandible bone
Renal Artery
Only movable facial bone
Medulla
Arteries

25. Intramembraneus ossification
Closing of the fontanells of babies
CHON - Carbon - Hydrogen - Oxygen - Nitrogen
Air in pleural cavity
Superficial vein on the radial side of the arm dump into the axillary vein

26. Order of colon
Blood diverted to the liver from the digestive tract
Holes in T.P's - bifurcated S.P.'s
Touch receptor in papillae
Ascending - hepatic flexure - transverse - splenic flexure - descending - sigmoid - rectum - anus

27. Unpaired facial bones
Vomer & mandible
Makes up lower part of nasal septum
Lacrimal
Blood diverted to the liver from the digestive tract

28. White pulp

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29. ECG "T" wave
Death of tissue caused by blood blockage
Linea Alba
Drains into Brachiocephalic
Ventricular repolarization

30. Paranasal sinuses
L & R common iliacs
Antibody injection
Deepest of Abdominal muscles
Frontal - Ethmoid - Maxillary - Sphenoid

31. Iliocecal sphincter
ABCD - Asymmetry - Border - Color - Diameter
Valve between ilium & cecum of lg intestines
Thalmus - hypothalmus & pituitary
Thoracic vertebrae

32. Supplies blood to Lg. intestines
Inferior Mesenteric artery
From placenta/nursing (immunity given by someone else)
Blood colloidal osmotic pressure
Increase surface area so more can be digested

33. Intestinal mucosa made up of
Touch receptor in papillae
Function of skin
Simple columnar epithelium
Irritation of pleural cavity due to fluid build up

34. 96% of all elements in body
CHON - Carbon - Hydrogen - Oxygen - Nitrogen
Movement of water down the concentration gradient
Located in medial temporal lobe - responsible for long term memory - part of Limbic system
Also called adrenaline - produced by medulla of Adrenals

35. Type AB blood
Inferior Mesenteric artery
Fibular (peroneal) artery
Has no antiglutens (universal recipient)
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36. Metarteriol
Internal intercostals & Abs
Lumbar plexus
UV light
Connects a capillary and a venule

37. Meissner corpuscle
Medial part of inside of eye
Arteries
Touch receptor in papillae
Smooth muscle (cannot vasoconstrict)

38. Conduction system of the heart
Abdominal aorta
Tissues
Sa node - av node - av bundle - bundle branches - conduction myofibers (Perkinje)
Diffusion

39. Abdominal aorta bifurcates into
Left and right coronary arteries
Common illiac arteries
Interstitial fluid comes from blood plasma @ arteriol end - at venus end it returns to the blood
Atlas - no body - no pedicle - no lamina - no SP

40. 5 layers of epidermis
Rectus sheath
Spleen
On palms and soles of feet
Diaphragm

41. Pain in L/R Quadrant
Appendix
Vertebral prominence
Chyme
Inward movement of water fromblood stream into interstitial fluid / highest at arteriol end of capillary (filtration)

42. Capillaries
Perforin and lymphotoxin
Functional unit of the respiratory system
Fibular (peroneal) artery
Muscle cells named for their elongated shape and multinucleated

43. Function of paranasal sinuses
Amount of energy required to stick 2 molecules together
Vomer & mandible
Lighten skull - voice production - resonate sound
Phrenic

44. Aorta
Lumbar plexus
Located on alveoli - prevent them from sticking together
Most moveable bone of the skull
Ascending - Arch - Descending

45. Hemothorax
Place on molecule where they attach to one another or something else
Gallbladder
Blood in pleural cavity
Blood

46. Hippocampus
Pushing the molecule thru the membrane (PASSIVE)
Myosin
Common Illiac Arteries
Located in medial temporal lobe - responsible for long term memory - part of Limbic system

47. Celiac ganglion
Arteries that supply organs and have to ability to vassoconstric/dilate
Superficial vein on the ulnar side of the arm dump into the brachial vein
Solar plexus
Jugular Vein

48. Active site
Place on molecule where they attach to one another or something else
Located in the spleen - in the red pulp - remove old RBC's - store platelets - hemopoiesis in fetus
Originate on axial skeleton
For blood colloidal osmotic pressure

49. Organ that hangs off of secum
Lumbar plexus
Lateral horn of thoracic & Lumbar S.C.
Anchors nuchal ligament
Appendix

50. Transverse abdominus - internal obliques and external obliques form the
Inferior Mesenteric artery
Rectus sheath
Alveoli
Cavities within the brain that make cerebral spinal fluid