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ANP 1106 MIDTERM I Students also studied Save ANP 1106 - Midterm 2 81 terms kassidy_bell7 Preview Assignment 14 (Chapter 14) 27 terms tcampbell28 Preview ANP1105 - Midterm #1 116 terms Heather_Hall78 Preview EVS 110 287 term mad Practice questions for this set Learn 1 / 7 Study with Learn Cavity within a bone filled with air and lined with mucous membrane Cartilage that is highly compressible with great tensile strength. Fibrocartilage Key activators of the immune system that arise from the bone marrow and migrate to the epidermis. Dendritic Cells Bones of the shoulder, pelvis, and upper and lower extremities Appendicular Choose an answer 1 Cartilage that is highly compressible with great tensile strength. 2 Name of the central canal found in the core of each osteon 3 Define Sinus 4 Thinning of hair in response to aging that can lead to baldness. Don't know?

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A remnant of the epiphyseal plate. Epiphyseal Line Thinning of hair in response to aging that can lead to baldness. Alopecia Narrow band of epidermis at the proximal border of a nail; the cuticle. Eponychium "little canals" that connect lacunae and osteocytes to each other Canaliculi Fibers that secure the periosteum to the underlying bone. Sharpeys This layer of the epidermis consists of intermediate filaments to attach to desmosomes. Stratum Spinosum Thin translucent band of skin, containg 2-3 rows of flat, dead keratinocytes. Stratum Lucidum Gland that produces sweat containing fatty substances and proteins Apocrine Pigment that protects against ultraviolet rays and skin cancer and gives skin its color Melanin Name of the central canal found in the core of each osteon Haversian Dense irregular connective tissue surrounding cartilage. Perichondrium Cartilages with spherical chondrocytes, and the only fiber type in their matrix is collagen Hyaline In combination with a sensory nerve ending, they function as sensory receptors for touch. Tactile Cells A single layer on the outside of the hair shaft that is heavily keratinized to provide strength and protection Cuticle Cell that acts to reabsorb or breakdown bone tissue Osteoclast The epidermal layer in which keratinization begins, consisting of 1-5 cell layers. Stratum Granulosum Type of epidermal cell that helps protect the skin and underlying tissue from heat, microbes, and chemicals Keratinocyte Also called compact bone Lamellar

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Shaft of a long bone Diaphysis The superficial portion of the hair Shaft A hormone produced by bones that helps regulate insulin secretion, glucose homeostasis, and energy expenditure Osteocalcin This joint is a modified hinge joint of the jaw. Temporomandibular joint On the femur, the greater and lesser ������������ are sites of muscle attachment. Trochanters If you rotate at the elbow so that the palm of your hand is facing toward the back of your body, this is called ����������� . . Pronation Rim of cartilage in knee joint that helps to stabilize the joint. Meniscus class of immovable joints Synarthroses Suture linking temporal bone with parietal bone. Squamous The fibrous tissue that links the radius with the ulna is the ������� ... ���� .. membrane. Interosseous Part of sternum that articulates with clavicles. Manubrium Two ��������� and two laminae make up each vertebral arch. Pedicles Anatomical name for shoulder blades. Scapulae Downward bone projection from sphenoid bone to which chewing muscles are attached. Pterygoid Name of the process on mandible to which the temporalis muscle is attached. Coronoid .......... projects superiorly from the ethmoid bone to attach to the dura mater of the brain Crista galli This bone is also known as the cheekbone. Zygomatic Movement of a limb away from the median plane of the body Abduction

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