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Class,

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By the way, sensory next!!!

-Mr. Orloff

Class, here's a rough outline of the content on the exam:

Introduction:

definition of anatomy and physiology

planes of the body: coronal, saggital, transverse

cavities:  dorsal - cranium, spinal column

ventral: thoracic, abdominal (pelvic and upper)

Terms: medial - lateral

superior - inferior

proximal - distal

anterior - posterior

superficial - deep

Histology:

epithilial (squamous, cuboidal, columnar, transitional)

muscle (cardiac, skeletal, smooth)

Nerve

Connective (blood, bone, 3 cartilages[hyaline, fibro, elastic], 2 proper[adipose, loose])

Skin

epidermis (stratum layers)

dermis (papillary and reticular layers)

subcutaneous

review of skin functions

glands and nerve endings

burns

hair and nails

Skeletal

bones of the day

cartilage functions

Haversian systems

Anatomy of a long bone

bone break classification

articulation types (fibrous, cartilage, and synovial)

tendons, ligaments, bursae

bone surface features (depressions and processes)

hip relacement

Muscle:

muscles of the day

definition of origin, insertion, belly, antagonist

movement terms: flex, extend

adduct, abduct

rotate, circumduct

full analysis of movement

myoglobin function

fast and slow twitch

contraction types: twitch, tetany, treppe, fatigue

Possibly, internal muscle anatomy --that remains to be seen.

This should cover things.  See you on Wednesday.

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