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AG 502 Anatomical Terminology 1

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show irregularities in face, lips, jaw, hard palate, teeth/gums; range of movement in tongue, velopharyngeal; overall motor speech  
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CNS   show
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show epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous, vascular  
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show memory  
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adduction   show
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cell   show
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show sheets of tissue 1. covering the external surface of the body 2. lines cavities and 3. organs  
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show skin and continuous with the skin ex: surface of viscera, glands, ducts  
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show fluid tissues; 10% of body weight  
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show 1. pectoral girdle 2. pelvic girdle 3. middle ear ossicles  
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falx cerebelli   show
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tentorium cerebelli   show
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show stabilizing muscles  
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show irritability, growth, spontaneous movement, metabolism, reproduction  
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amygdala   show
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limbic system anatomy   show
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potency   show
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mitosis   show
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axial skeleton   show
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synovial fluid   show
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show freely movable; ball and socket, saddle, pivot, hinge, condyloid, gliding  
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atresia   show
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falx cerebri   show
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show midbrain; red nucleus, substantia nigra, corpora quadrigemina  
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osteoblast   show
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spinal midulary junction   show
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3 major fissures of the brain   show
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show planning, initiate voluntary motor behaviour, motor planning and coordination  
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show moving away from midline  
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show straightening movement  
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show hindbrain; pons, cerebellum, 4th ventricle  
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show 1. amount of movement permitted 2. main component of tissue at union of bones and/or cartilege  
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limbic system physiology   show
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antagonist   show
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periosteum   show
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show neuroglia in the CNS that makes cerebrospinal fluid in the choroid plexus  
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show a cavity within a bone  
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sublux   show
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epithelial endothelial   show
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endomysium   show
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show metencephalon, myelencephalon  
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telecephalon   show
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show study of the effects of "disease" in the nervous system on human behaviour  
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show mesencephalon  
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show telencephalon, diencephalon  
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show carrying toward the CNS  
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show lines primary body cavities  
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show bending movement  
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the only two muscles (of 329) that are not paired   show
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show conduction from cental region to the periphery  
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why is anatomy and physiology a basic requirement for certification for SLPs?   show
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show connect or bind structures together, support the body, and aid in bodily maintenance  
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show cells that form the essential structure of an organ ex: brain - neural tissue  
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show actively contracting muscle  
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middle cerebral arteries distribution   show
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show 8 cervical; 12 thoracic; 5 lumbar; 5 saccral; 1-2 coccygeal  
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show binds groups of muscle fibres and separates them from other groups  
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show ensheaths an entire muscle  
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prone   show
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show ex: esophagus; waves of circular contraction and relaxation  
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fistula   show
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show forebrain; thalamus, hypothalamus, thalamic nuclei  
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show frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital  
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ANS   show
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myelencephalon   show
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anterior cerebral arteries distribution   show
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show occipital lobe, inner and bottom of temporal lobe, deep structures of forebrain and midbrain  
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show yielding; ossifies with age ex: pubic symphysis (for child birth)  
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show redundancy; if one area is blocked, blood can still get to that area  
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relative refractory period   show
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show a tough membrane over all cartilege  
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occipital lobe   show
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show opening or hole in bone or cartilege  
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stem cells   show
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supine   show
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show no matter how strong the stimuli - the time after firing where a neuron can not fire again  
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show corpuscles - red and whiteplatelets - for clottingplasma - watery, intercellular  
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cranial nerve 2   show
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show olfactory nerve  
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parietal lobe   show
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show 1. use it or lose it2. use it and improve it3. specificity ('new' skills)4. repetition5. intensity6. time7. salience8. age9. transference - promote other neurons10. interference  
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show anticipation, goal direction, planning, interpretation, use of feedback, monitoring int and ext events  
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show actually looking into someone's mouth to see the structures and evaluation adequacy for speech production  
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temporal lobe   show
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show cartilege cells; hyaline (joints), fibro (discs), elastic (ear)  
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how do cells differ?   show
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show 2 lateral ventricles, third ventricle, cerebral aquaduct, fourth ventricle; supports and cushions the brain and spinal cord  
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show macro, micro, ependyma, Schwann  
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condyle   show
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