A | B |
Rotator cuff tear | a type of athletic injury |
Treatment of a sprain | apply ice for 20 minutes and remove - repeat x 24 hours |
a- | without |
Asthenia- | weakness |
gross anatomy | the study of large objects that are visible with the naked eye |
microscopic anatomy | the study of small structures that are not visible with the eyes |
developmental anatomy | studies the growth of an organism over a lifetime |
comparative anatomy | compares and contrasts various organisms |
systematic anatomy | studies an individual organisms internal organs |
Function of the digestive system | ingesting food and turning it into fuel fof the body |
Function of the skeletal system | involved with growth of the organism, protects delicate structures, gives shape to the body |
Function of the endocrine system | secretion of hormones |
Function of the muscular system | posture, body movement, heat production |
Function of the circulatory system | transport oxygen and nutrients throughout the body |
Ca | calcium |
C | Carbon |
Na | Sodium |
Mg | Magnesium |
O | oxygen |
P | phosphorous |
Fe | iron |
N | nitrogen |
K | potassium |
H | hydrogen |
Function of the respiratory system | exchanges oxygen and carbon dioxide |
Functions of the excretory system | removes metabolic waste from the body |
Functions of the nervous system | communicates, controls and coordinates all body activity |
Functions of the reproductive system | contains gametes, forms zygotes |
Functions of the integumentary system | vitamin D synthesis, regulates body temperature, provides a barrier against microorganisms |
acne vulgaris | common and chronic disorder of the sebacceous glands |
athlete's feet | caused by a fungus |
impetigo | bacterial infection that affects children; presents as vesicles on the skin |
psoriasis | chronic, non-contagious skin condition the is usually found on the elbows and knees |
herpes | viral infection usually seen as a blister |
basal cell carcinoma | skin cancer |
rosacea | reddness and irritation on the face |
shingles (herpes zoster) | virus of the nerve endings |
warts | caused by HPV; typically presents around fingers and toes |
boils | also known as carbuncles |
macule | flat, darker pigmented area on the skin; freckle |
bulla | a large fluid filled blister |
pustule | a pus filled vesicle |
diarthrosis | movable joints that make up the majority of the joints in our body |
amphiarthrosis | partially movable joints that are found in places like the rib cage |
synarthrosis | immovable joints such as those found in the adult cranium |
disc | elastic material that acts as a shock absorber between the vertebrae |
flexion | the act of bringing two bones closer together |
extension | this movement causes the angle of a joint to increase |
abduction | moving an extremity away from the body |
adduction | moving an extremity towards the body |
supination | turning the hand so the palm faces upward |
pronation | turning the hand so the palm faces downward |
rotation | moving around one central axis |
circumduction | movement in a circular motion |
plantar flexion | bending the ankle so the toes point downward |
inversion | bending the ankle so the sole of the foot faces inward |
Frontalis | muscle located on the face |
Rectus abdominus | abdominal muscle |
Deltoid | upper arm muscle |
gastrocnemius | calf muscle |