Musculoskeletal system

what turns into the epidermis ectoderm what turns into the dermis mesoderm what tissues form the skeletal system paraxial mesoderm, parietal mesoderm, and neural crest tissue What does the paraxial mesoderm form? somites, somitomeres, which differentiates into mesenchyme what does parietal mesoderm differentiate into mesenchyme what fuses to form the body wall parietal mesoderm fuses ventrally to form the body wall paraxial mesoderm pic intermediate mesoderm picture lateral plate m...

Explain the term EXOcrine Ducted Explain the term ENDOcrine Ductless Hormone producing Name a product of the endocrine portion of the pancreas and state its function Insulin Regulates blood sugar In relation to the musculoskeletal system, name a: - Disorder (other than cancer) - Possible cause - Treatment Osteoporosis - Genetic - Exercise Arthritis - Genetic - Exercise In relation to the Nervous System, name a: - Disorder (other than cancer) - Possible cause - Treatment P...

The term calcification means: a. bone marrow suppression b. breaking down of bone tissue into calcium c. bone ossification d. tissue hardening through deposits of calcium salts d. tissue hardening through deposits of calcium salts The material found in the cavities of bones is called: a. periosteum b. compact bone c. endosteum d. bone marrow d. bone marrow The scapula is the: a. anterior portion of the pelvic bone b. lower portion of the sternum c. collarbone d. shoulder blade d...

When does assessment start with patient? Assessment starts when visually observing the patient Why is initial communication beneficial? Initial communication adds more information (more assessment/synthesis of information) What is your first objective at the initiation of patient care? Are you the appropriate provider for the patient? → Should you refer, co-manage, consult, retain/treat Order of the PT exam for looking/viewing, palpating, and listening. Listen, Look, Palpate 6 element...

Assessment of a patient starts when ______ the patient and initial communication adds more information visually observing what is our first objective for a musculoskeletal exam? are we the appropriate provider for the patient what is the order we do things in for a musculoskeletal exam? Listen -> look -> palpate (we may initially look during general observation) what are the elements of patient examination? -patient history -review of systems -systems review -tests/measures -cl...

osteoclasts large bone cells that resorb or break down bone matrix during bone modeling osteoblasts bone building cells that build and fill bone with osteoid during bone modeling ligaments fibrous bands that connect bones and bones/cartilages tendons fibrous bands that connect bones to muscles compound type of fracture in which the broken bone penetrates the skin and is exposed to the outside of the body; also called open fracture simple type of fracture where the bone does not penetr...

3 categories of bone shape long irregular flat describe the composition of bones 70% mineral composition 30% organic which is made of 2% cells (osteo - blasts/cytes/clasts) and 98% matrix (collagen) Which of the following is NOT a function of bone? A) Structural support B) Blood cell production C) Regulation of body temperature D) Mineral storage A: C) Regulation of body temperature Which component makes up the largest proportion of bone composition? A) Osteoblasts B) Hydroxya...

What is the most severe side effect of opioid medications? Respiratory depression Reye syndrome has been linked to what medication? Acetylsalicylic acid (Asprin) What are the risk factors that contribute(s) to the development of osteoarthritis? Advanced age Obesity Overuse and trauma of the joints What medication in this chapter does not have antipyretic, antiinflammatory, and analgesic effects? Acetaminophen Why would acetaminophen be chosen over aspirin for a patient taking warfarin?...

Choose the correct translation for the root ankyl/o. A. Arm B. Ankle C. Joint D. Stiff, bent E. Wrist D Choose the correct translation for the root tars/o. A. Arm B. Ankle C. Joint D. Stiff, bent E. Wrist B Choose the correct translation for the root lumb/o. A. Femur B. Head, skull C. Loin, lower back D. Neck E. Vertebrate C Choose the correct translation for the root femor/o. A. Femur B. Head, skull C. Loin, lower back D. Neck E. Vertebrate A Which of the following r...