Mock Questions Week 1

the ____ is the deepest layer of muscle tissue

the ____ is the deepest layer of muscle tissue

endomysium

the ____ is the proximal attachment point for skeletal muscles

origin

CN III, CN VII, CN IX, CN X, S2-S4 are all part of which division of this nervous system?

craniosacral division of the parasympathetic nervous system

____ joints produce the motions of flexion/extension, circumduction, abduction/adduction

saddle joints

the tibiofibular joints and radioulnar joints are examples of ____

fibrous joints

what are the four steps of bone healing?

fracture hematoma, fibrocartilaginous callus formation, bony callus formation, bone remodeling

intramembranous ossification only occurs in ____

clavicle and flat bones of skull

the epiphysis of bones contains ____ bone

spongy

what fiber pierces periosteum to spread in a root-like pattern, anchoring the periosteum into compact bone?

sharpey’s fibers

Which of the following is NOT one of the fibers of connnective tissue?

a. collagen

b. sharpey’s

c. reticular

d. elastic

b. sharpey’s

the layer of epidermis that is only present thick skin is ___

stratum lucidum

one characteristic of simple squamous epithelium is that it can be compared to a fried egg

true or false

true

the functions of transitional epithelium include protection and ____

distension

Wolff’s law states that bone grows and proliferates according to ____

stress and strain

trabeculae is present in __ while osteons are present in __

spongy bone; compact bone

dense connective tissue have __ fibers, __ ground substance while loose connective tissue have __ fibers and __ ground substance

more, less (dense CT)

less, more (loose CT)

dense regular connective tissue can resist forces in ___ direction

one

name, location, and function

simple columnar epithelium

function: secretion, absorption, ion transport

locations: lines GI tract, some ducts

name, location, and function

transitional epithelium

function: distend and protect

locations: ureter, urethra, urinary bladder

name, location and function

smooth muscle tissue

function: involuntary contraction

locations: blood vessels, GI tract