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BIOD 151 module 5 exam Questions and Correct Answers, Complete Solution. 2024. T/F There are three types of muscle tissue found in the body. True T/F Smooth and cardiac muscle tissue are both under voluntary control. False T/F Cardiac and smooth muscle tissue are both under involuntary control True T/F The lumbar plexus is part of the central nervous system. False- this is a peripheral nerve T/F The musculocutaneous nerve is part of the central nervous system False T/F A motor signa...

MS Quiz 9 | Fractures and Amputations, Connective Tissues Latest Update 100% Verified What type of connective tissue is primarily responsible for binding bones together at joints? - A) Cartilage - B) Ligaments - C) Tendons - D) Adipose tissue B) Ligaments *Rationale:* Ligaments are connective tissues that connect bones to other bones at joints, providing stability and support. Which type of fracture involves a break that does not penetrate the skin? - A) Compound fracture - ...

NURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% CorrectNURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% CorrectNURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% CorrectNURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% CorrectNURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% CorrectNURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers 100% Correct Tendons connect - ANSWER - muscle to bone Ligaments connect - ANSWER - muscle to muscle bursa definiti...

electrical conduction of the heart The flow of electrical current causes smooth, coordinated heart contractions; they produce pumping action of the heart Depolarization electrical charges on the surface of the muscle cell change from positive to negative Repolarization the heart returns to its resting state, and the positive charge is restored to the surface Where do the electrical impulses begin? Electrical impulses begin high in the atria in the sinoatrial node, travel to the atrioventr...

NUR 230 – ortho Exam Questions With Answers Graded A+ what are osteoblasts bone forming/building cells (Blast, B, Build) what are osteoclasts bone destroying cells they 'cut' (Clast, C, Cut) what is Wolff's law of remodeling bone will remodel itself over time to become stronger if loading on a particular bone increases - this is why laying in bed for extended periods of time can be damaging to bones what is hyaline cartilage covers bone ends and is the most common form o...

1. interrelation of nervous, muscular & skeletal systems ANS kinetic chain 2. includes brain & spinal cord, coordinates activity of body parts ANS central nervous system 3. includes all nerves branching from spinal cord, extending out to the body- ANS peripheral nervous system 4. sense distortion in body tissues ANS mechanoreceptors 5. sensitive to changes in tension ANS Golgi tendon organs 6. sensitive to changes in length ANS muscle spindles 7. cumulative sensory input to the CNS...

HESI A2 2024 Which of these statements is true regarding the way light travels? A. Sound travels faster than light. B. The speed of light is always the same regardless of the medium through which it travels. C. Light travels as both a wave and a particle. D. Light can not travel through a vacuum. - ANSWER C. Light travels as both a wave and a particle. Light is a curiosity in that it acts as both a wave and a particle. It only changes direction via r...

NURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (100% Correct) NURS 410 Comprehensive Exam 3 || Questions & Answers (100% Correct) Tendons connect - ANSWER - muscle to bone Ligaments connect - ANSWER - muscle to muscle bursa definition - ANSWER - fluid and cushion, have them in spine functions of the musculoskeletal system - ANSWER - -protection for vital organs -providing framework to support body structures -mobility -maintenance of body temperature -facilitation of venou...

body mechanics - ANSWER-coordinated efforts of the musculoskeletal and nervous systems Alignment and balance - ANSWER-posture gravity - ANSWER-weight force exerted on the body friction - ANSWER-force that occurs in a direction opposite to movement skeletal system - ANSWER-provides attachments for muscles and ligaments, protects vital organs, aids in calcium regulation joints - ANSWER-Areas where two or more bones join together ligaments - ANSWER-Connect bone to bone

RUQ - Answer-Liver, gallbladder, major vessels LUQ - Answer-Stomach, spleen, pancreas RLQ - Answer-appendix LLQ - Answer-Intestine Cranial Cavity - Answer-Contains the brain, protected by skull Spinal Cavity - Answer-Extends from base of skull to lower back. contains spinal chord and is protected by vertebral column Central nervous system - Answer-brain and spinal cord thoracic cavity - Answer-Below neck, above diaphragm. protected by rig cage, contains heart, lungs and majo...