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- The structure in the skin that helps make it soft and protect it from drying.
- The part of the skin that prevents water to escape to the environment.
- How do sweat glands keep the skin cool.
- Five function of the skin.
- Five layers of the epidermis.
- This layer of the skin is made up of papillary and reticular layer which acts as thermoregulators and nourishment.
- It is an invagination of the epidermis which is the only living part of the hair because it is where hair begins to grow.
- Lesion of the skin which are not cancer but have the increased propensity to develop into cancer over time.
- Cells in the epidermis responsible for synthesizing melanin.
- Primary cause of most skin cancer.
- Bones are hard because of the storage of ______________________; ________________________
- Condition wherein a person’s joints is twisted beyond the normal position.
- A common disease characterized with pain in the joints.
- The part of the bone which actively manufactures red blood cells.
- Unit structure of the compact bone.
- Bone cells that help in the resorption of the older bone cells.
- This type of bones are small and characteristically found in certain tendons rub over bony surfaces.
- Classification of joint describe as fixed; thus, no movement is possible.
- Condition wherein the cartilage in the joints may become partially or completely ossified, as people grow older.
- Lower arm bone is composed of ______________________; _____________________________.
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Lower leg bone is compose of ______________________; ______________________________.
- Rigid connective tissue that contains specialized cells and matrix with extracellular protein fibers and a ground substance.
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Main shaft of the long bone is called_______________; expanded ends______________.
- Total number of an adult bones _____________; newborn ______________.
- Two division of Skeletal System ________________________________; ____________________.
- Type of muscle found in the upper arm.
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In what aspects does a striated muscle differs from smooth muscle.
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- Traits shared by both skeletal and cardiac muscle.
- Delineation of the cell of cardiac muscles.
- Basic unit of skeletal muscle.
- Two types of myofibrils.
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5 Phases of Muscle Contraction
- Large muscle found along the upper arm contracts pulling the lower part of the arm.
- Biggest muscle located on the dorsal side of the lower leg.
- Connective tissue attached the muscle to bone.
- The exchange of gases between the lungs and the blood is by what process.
- Among the respiratory illnesses, which infection takes a long time to cure with the use of drugs but can be totally cured.
- Most common aggravating factor in the development of respiratory diseases.
- The respiratory tract is divided into 2 portion.
- Systole refers to the contraction of ___ &___.
- The fluid connective tissue consisting of cells dispersed in the fluid is called______.
- 3 Typical parts of a closed circulatory system
- Connect veins to arteries, for exchange of gases and nutrients between blood and tissue.
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The insufficient amount of oxygen that reaches the heart esp. during exercise or emotional stress leads to chest pain known as ________________.
- Final digestion of food occurs in the_____.
- . Important function of the large intestine.
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Chemical breakdown of food into small organic fragments which can be absorbed by the body.
- One of the most complex accessory organs of the
digestive system . - Organ responsible for storage of bile.
- At present, this bacterium is known to be the cause of most peptic ulcer.
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