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BMST TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS!!

BMST TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT SOLUTIONS!!

Full name for plaster and mineral? - ANSWER Plaster of Paris, sulfate gypsum Chemical notation for plaster? - ANSWER 2CaSO4H2O What is the compression strength of plaster? - ANSWER psi What is a negative cast made from? - ANSWER Plaster bandage or scotch cast What is a positive cast made from? - ANSWER Plaster What should be done once the negative cast and the positive cast are created? - ANSWER Name of the patient should be placed on both.

Skeletal system - ANSWER 206 bones joined by ligaments and tendons made up of 2 main parts; axial and appendicular 270 - ANSWER Babies are born with ___ soft bones Axial skeleton - ANSWER Consists of the skull, spine, ribs, and sternum Appendicular skeleton - ANSWER -Consists of everything else and includes two limb girdles (shoulders and pelvis) -126 bones total: 64 in shoulder and upper limbs; 62 in pelvis and lower limbs Functions of the skeletal system - ANSWER Movement, protection/su...

How many adult bones - ANSWER 206 How many baby bones - ANSWER 270 2 parts of the skeletal system - ANSWER axial and appendicular How many axial bones? - ANSWER 80

How many muscles - ANSWER 640+ Muscle Cell is the same as a - ANSWER muscle fiber 3 types of muscle tissue - ANSWER skeletal, cardiac, smooth Skeletal Muscle - ANSWER Attached to bones via tendons

Define Brittleness - ANSWER Inability of a metal to withstand SHOCK LOADING - deforms with a sudden, sharp application of force Define Brittle failure - ANSWER Metal permanently and suddenly deforms, fracturing or breaking apart Define Corrosion resistance - ANSWER ability of a metal to resist chemical degradation Define Ductility - ANSWER Ability of metal to withstand metal processing, such as bending, hammering and rolling, without fracture/ability of metal to be formed and permanently ...

Principle muscle types - ANSWER Smooth, cardiac, skeletal Smooth muscle - ANSWER -Small and spindle shaped -1 nucleus located at center of cell -lacks striations -Unattached to bones, act slowly, do not tire easily, can remain contracted for a long time -Found in wall of internal organs -Involuntary