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CHAPTER 5 What part of the vertebrae does the spinal cord pass through? Vertebral foramen What passes through transverse foramen? Vertebral artery How many cervical vertebrae are there? 7 What does the superior articular facet articulate with? Occipital condyle The atlas can also be called the ____ vertebrae C1 Is there a spinous process on this vertebra? NO The axis can also be called the ___ vertebrae C2 What bone structure is uniq...

axial region consists of the head, neck, and trunk right hypochondriac region abdominal region in the top left epigastric region abdominal region in the top middle left hypochondriac region abdominal region in the top right right lumbar region abdominal region in the middle left umbilical region region in the center of the abdomen left lumbar region abdominal region in the middle right right inguinal region abdominal region in the lower le...

what is the hierarchy of complexity? atom molecules organelle cells tissue organ organ system organism what are the parts of the axial skeleton? skull, vertebral column, rib cage what are the characteristics of life? organization cellular composition metabolism responsiveness homeostasis development reproduction evolution what are the parts of the appendicular skeleton? shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle, arms + legs, hands + feet what is negative feedba...

The axillary vein lies ______ to the pectorals minor. deep Where does the subclavian artery originate and what does it course over? originates on the arch of aorta and courses over rib 1 What is the axillary artery surrounded by? cords and branches of brachial plexus What vein is an access point for insertion of electrical leads for a heart pacemaker or entry point for chemotherapy drugs? left subclavian vein What type of vein is the axillary vein? deep Wh...

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All organisms are composed of what? Cells Why is there an upper limit on cell size? Cells lose their ability to support themselves What does the plasma membrane divide? The fluid within a cell; intracellular fluid from extracellular fluid What is a phospholipid? Amphipathic molecules arranged in a bilayer Where do the phosphate heads face? Face water on either side of the membrane Where do the tails face and what kind of tail is it? Are in the center; hyd...

What is the unhappy triad? ACL, MCL, medial meniscus which ligament prevents the femur from sliding forward and backward on the tibia ACL which ligament is stronger and thicker PCL what muscle os typically referred to as a groin pull or muscle strain adductor longus muscle what nerve innervates the adductor longus muscle obturator nerve what nerve innervates the quadriceps femoris muscle femoral nerve what is the only muscle in the quadriceps femor...

What part of the cell contains the centrioles and the centrosomes? permuclear cytoplasm What is the function of the endocytic vesicle? moves large particles, fluid, or molecules What structure synthesizes protein for use inside cell? free ribosome The nuclear envelope has a phospholipid bilayer. True What structure regulates the passage of material between the cytoplasm and nucleus? nuclear pore What is the function of the nucleolus? ribosomal RNA synthes...

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