310- chapters 5-10 exam

Plasma Membrane

Membrane that protects the internal structure of the cell

Nucleus

Contains DNA for heredity

Lysosome

Contains enzymes for digestion

Mitochondria

The "power supply" of a cell

Nucleolus

Consist mainly of RNA

List the four basic types of tissue:

Epithelial, connective, muscle, nerve

Which of the following fracture is an incomplete break of the bone caused by a bending force?

Greenstick fracture

Which anatomical plane divides the body into equal right and left portions?

Median plane

Bones are classified according to their location.

False - shape

The diaphragm is a muscle that aids in respiration.

True - helps lungs expand

The cytoplasm of the muscle fiber is referred to as which of the following?

Sarcoplasma

The 3 main functions of epithelial tissue is: absorption, secretion, and protection.

TRUE

List the three bones which compose the pelvis.

ilium ischium pubis

Which of the following is the study of changes caused by disease?

Pathology

Canal

Tunnel

Process

Any projection

Fossa

Basenlike depression

Crest

High ridge

Sinus

Cavity or channel

Foramen

Opening or hole

List the three classifications of muscles.

Skeletal smooth cardiac Or Function shape structure

Which of the following structures is classified as a thermoregulatory muscle that raises and lowers the scrotum?

Cremaster muscle

List the two divisions of the skeletal system.

axial appendicular

Which of the following refers to the study of bones?

Osteology

Bone is classified as a type of connective tissue.

False - osseous tissue

Which of the following is classified as a tough, fibrous, vascular membrane that covers the surface of the bone?

Periosteum

List the vertebrae from cranial to caudal.

cervical thoracic Lumbar Socral Coscygeal

Ligaments connect muscle to bone.

False- tendons connect muscle to bone

Insertion is the less moveable point of attachment, while origin is the moveable point of attachment.

False.

The Synovial membrane and Fibrous layer of a joint compose the Joint Capsule.

(True

Joints are classified according to the degree of motion and tissue type.

TRUE

The pelvic symphysis is an example of a synarthrosis joint.

(True

The main function of muscle tissue is to contract.

TRUE

Medial means toward the side, farther away from the midline.

False,

What type of ribs are attached directly to the sternum by costal cartilage?

True ribs

The second cervical vertebra is called

Axis

Which of the following fracture is classified as a complete break of the bone resulting in numerous bony fragments?

Comminuted fracture

The metatarsal bones are located in the forelimb, and the metacarpal bones are located in the hindlimb.

False- tarsal-hindlimbs and carpal-forelimbs

Skeletal muscle is classified as striated and voluntary.

(True

Which of the following refers to the study of muscles?

Myology

Which of the following structures of a cell contain DNA?

None of the above- nucleus

Horns are an extension of which of the following bone?

Frontal bone

There are a total of 400 muscles within the animal's body.

False. - more than 600

The ventral plane divides the body into dorsal and ventral portions.

False - dorsal

List 3 functions of the muscular system

Maintain posture, produce body heat, form internal organs

A simple fracture penetrates the skin.

False,

Which of the following species has floating ribs?

All of the above- feline, canine, porcine

Which of the following structures connect muscle to bone?

Tendons

Canine

C 7, T 13, L7, S 3, Cy 6-23

Equine

C 7, T 18, L7, S 5, Cy 15-21

Bovine

C 7, T13, L6, S 5, Cy 18-20

Feline

C 7, T 13, L7, S 3, Cy 6-23

Which of the following bone is the larger, more weight-bearing, medially placed bone of the two located in the animal's hind limb?

Tibia

Which of the following bone articulates distally to the scapula?

Humerus

When the head of the femur articulates into the pelvis, at the acetabulum, this forms the scapulohumeral joint.

False)

Which of the following lines the joint capsule and secretes synovial fluid?

Synovial membrane

Flexion is the movement that results in the straightening or unbending of a joint (aka the increase of angle between 2 bones).

False - extension

The study of all forms of life is known as?

Biology

Prokaryotes are unicellular structure that lacks a true nucleus.

TRUE

Which is not a function of a cell?

Organelles

This cellular structure is known as the "Powerhouse" because it is where the energy production of the cell takes place?

Mitochondria

Which of the following is not basic tissue type?

Cellular

Cardiac muscle tissue is classified as striated and involuntary.

Trye

Specialized cells that make up muscle tissue are also referred to as fibers.

TRUE

What is the name of the plane that divides the body into dorsal and ventral portions?

Dorsal

This anatomic direction means the point of origin closer to the body?

Proximal

This anatomic direction means toward the head?

Cranial

This plane divides the body into equal right and left portions?

Median

Ligaments connect

bone to bone

Tendons connect

Bone to muscle

The study of bones is referred to as?

Osteology

The shaft of the bone is also referred to as?

Diaphysis

The skeleton is divided into 2 main parts

aial and appendicular.

Which of the following is not a classification of bones according to shape?

Round

A complete break of the bone, resulting in numerous bony fragments is known as?

Comminuted

The cardiac muscles are under control of the ANS, Autonomic Nervous System.

TRUE

In small animals, the "Semi" group of muscles is where IM, Intramuscular injections are given.

TRUE

The study of the skin in also known as?

Dermatology

Which of the following is not a purpose of the Integumentary System?

Nutritional

There is not a constant balance between body's loss of heat and the body's heat production.

FALSE

Urination is a example in which the body loses heat.

TRUE

Which is not a layer of the Epidermis?

Stratum hypodermis

The statrum germinativum contain the protein keratin?

FALSE

The Dermis layer contains receptors of sensation for the following: touch, heat, cold, and pain.

TRUE

The carpal and metacarpal bones make up the hind limb?

FALSE

In an onychectomy, the_ is removed on the feline patient.

Claw

The study of joints is referred to as?

Arthrology

List the 5 different vertebrae that make up the vertebral column?

Cervical Thoracic Lumbar Socral Coscygeal

C1 is also referred to as

atlas

List the vertebral column formula for the cat.

C7 T13 17 53 CY6-23

Which is not a classification of muscles?

Long

The study of the muscles is known as?

Myology

A complete break of the bone, resulting in numerous bony fragments is known as?

Comminuted

The cardiac muscles are under control of the ANS, Autonomic Nervous System.

TRUE

In small animals, the "Semi" group of muscles is where IM, Intramuscular injections are given.

TRUE

The study of the skin in also known as?

Dermatology

Which of the following is not a purpose of the Integumentary System?

Nutritional

There is not a constant balance between body's loss of heat and the body's heat production.

FALSE

Urination is a example in which the body loses heat.

TRUE

Which is not a layer of the Epidermis?

Stratum hypodermis

The statrum germinativum contain the protein keratin?

FALSE

The Dermis layer contains receptors of sensation for the following: touch, heat, cold, and pain.

TRUE

The pulmonary artery contains oxygenated blood?

FALSE

Which of the following is not a layer that makes up the wall of the heart?

Pericardium

The interventricular septum divides the atria into right and left sides.

FALSE

The right atrium and right ventricle receive- blood, while the left atrium and left ventricle receive - blood.

Deoxygenated, oxygenated

Which of the following is also referred to as the pacemaker?

SA node - Sinatrial node

Platelets are pieces that have broken off of the Megakaryocyte.

TRUE

The three formed element of blood

Erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes

List the 3 types of blood vessels

arteries Capillaries veins

The organs of the respiratory system include: nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, and the lungs.

TRUE

The terminology root words naso and rhino mean nose.

TRUE

The pharĂ½nx is commonly called the voice box.

FALSE

Which of the following structures plays an important role as the main organ of sound in mammals?

Larynx

Which structure is referred to as the wind pipe?

Trachea

The Diaphragm is a dome shaped musculo-membranous partition separating the thoracic and abdominal cavities.

TRUE

Upon inspiration the diaphragm relaxes, and upon expiration the diaphragm contracts.

Inspiration- contracts, flattens, lowers

Muscles are identified or named by

Mode of action, shape, origin and insertion points, location, shape, direction of fibers, number of sections

Explain the body's process for a fracture repair.

Stage 1: blood hematoma; swell and contain RBC, WBC, PLTStage 2: formation of fibrocartilage; RBC, WBC, PLTStage 3: bony callus formation; osteoblast to stabilize Stage 4: healed fracture and osteoclasts