Chapter 18 Intro to Human Cells

Lines cavities or spaces between bones and joints

Network of microfilaments and microtubules

What is a part of the sternum?

What is the most abundant and diverse tissue type

What is the space between the spinous process and the transverse process called?

The study of the structures of the human body and their positional relationships to one another

What are the tissues of the brain called?

Slightly movable joint

The study of how the body and its individual parts function in normal body process

when guidelines for how we spend our time at work and for personal time?

Lines closed body cavities

Cartilage found in between bones, connects ribs, and is found in the nose?

Best stoke for promoting promoting scar tissue?

Line open body cavities...

What is a type of amphiarthrodial joint?

What does connective tissue do?

What does Hyperkyphotic mean?

The improper treatment of someone due to carelessness or thoughtlessness?

What is a coronal plane?

Involuntary Muscles that have -H- and -Y- shaped cells?

The prefix Intra means?

How many bones are in the foot?

What is the liquid connective tissue called?

When you are standing in anatomic position how are your hands supposed to be?

The transverse plane divides the body into....

What is the acronym for signs of inflammation?

Thin, soft, pliable sheets of tissue that cover and protect internal and external surfaces?

Two terms used to describe the top and bottom of the body

What type of joint allows opposition/reposition?

When the cell expends energy to help move molecules across its membranes

Semipermeable, separates intracellular and extracellular fluid, responsive to changes

Gel like fluid within the cell

What are hairlike cellular extensions called

What are the guidelines, rules, and limits we create in relationships?

What is the type of fluid found in between tissues?

Transference is the thought from the client to the therapist.

The improper treatment of some one but it is intentional and deliberate

Divides the body into equal halves

How many cranial bones are there?

A technique used to apply lotion or begin and end a massage?

These bones lay on the lateral skull above the external auditory meatus

The suffix algia means

Structures within the cell

The largest organelle of the cell

What bone is located on the anterior superior skull?

Adipose tissue does 2 things what are they?

What is it when you are required to report, abuse of clients thoughts of suicide ?

How many bones are in the hand

Provides a barrier between you and another person

What does the prefix scopy mean?

The strongest type of Cartilage?

What is the smallest structural and functional unit that can exist as a self-sustaining entity?

The prefix HYPER what does is mean?

The power plant of the cell where ATP is provided

Movement of water across the cell membrane from low concentration to high concentration

The way the muscle reacts to injury

What type of membranes covers the external body surfaces?

What is the only joint that allows rotation

What are the abdominal quadrants called?

What is one of the things Epithelial tissue does?

The movement of molecules from an area of high concentration to an area of low concentration

Group of similar cells that act together to perform specific functions

How many bones are in the average adult human body?

The elbow is ________ to the shoulder

The flat surface that divides the body

What are the types of bones?

What tissue has a high rate of tissue regeneration?

List level of organization from micro to macro

The softest most pliable type of cartilage

What is classified by structure and function?

What are the types of muscle?

The pelvis is made up of 3 bones, what are they?

What term is references to the same side of the body

What type joint does not allow flexion?

What is a shape of Epithelial tissue?

bending or decreasing the angle of a joint

The suffix ology means

There are 2 processes near the mandible what is the one most distal to the mandible?

What type of joint is gumphosis?

What are ribosomes known as?

What is Phagocytosis

Rapid shaking, quivering, trembling, or rocking describes what technique?

This bone is the only movable in the skull?

The prefix cyto means?