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| a sharp curvature formed at the junction of the superior and medial margins; serves as an attachment point for the scapula muscle. |
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| Suprascapular (scapular) notch |
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| small indentation along the superior border medial to the coracoid process. |
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| Acromion (Gr., akron, extremity + omos, shoulder) |
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| a lateral, fan-like extension of the spine; serves as an attachment point for the trapezius and deltoid muscles. |
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| Coracoid process (Gr., korax, crow’s break + eidos, form) |
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| a prominent , curved projection located along the superior margin; serves as an attachment point for the biceps brachii, coracobrachialis, and pectoralis minor muscles. |
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| Glenoid fossa or cavity - (Gr., glene, socket + eidos, form) |
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| smooth, concave surface located at the lateral angle of the scapula; area of articulation with the head of the humerous. |
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| a small prominence on the inferior margin of the glenoid cavity; serves as an attachment point for the triceps brachii muscle. |
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| the slightly depressed region found in the middle of the anterior side of the scapula; serves as an attachment point for the scuscapularis muscle. |
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| the slightly depressed region found in the middle of the anterior side of the scapula; serves as an attachment point for the scuscapularis muscle. |
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| the medial edge that faces the vertebral column; also known as the vertebral margin; serves as an attachment point for the rhomboid and serratus anterior muscles. |
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| he sharp curvature formed at the junction of the medial and lateral margins; serves as an attachment point for the teres major muscle. |
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| a sharp curvature formed at the junction of the superior and medial margins; serves as an attachment point for the levator scapula muscle. |
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| a sharp curvature formed at the junction of the superior and medial margins; serves as an attachment point for the levator scapula muscle. |
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| Superior border or margin |
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| Scapular (suprascapular) notch |
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| small indentation along the superior border medial to the corcoid process. |
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| Acromion (Gr., akron, extremity + omos, shoulder) |
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| a lateral, fan-like extension of the spine; serves as an attachment point for the trapezius and deltoid muscles. |
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| Corcoid process (Gr., korax, crows beak + eidos, form) |
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| a prominent, curved projection located along the superior margin; serves as an attachment point for the biceps brachii, coracobrachialis, and pectoralis minor muscles. |
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| Glenoid fossa or cavity- (Gr., glene, socket + eidos, form) |
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| smooth, concave surface located at the lateral angle of the scapula; area of articulation with the head of the humerous. |
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| a small prominence on the superior margin of the glenoid fossa; serves as an attachment point for the biceps brachii muscle. |
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| Clavicle (L., claicula, little key) |
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| connects the pectoral girdle and the axial skeleton. Each clavicle originates at the craniolateral border of the manubrium of the sternum, lateral to the jugular notch. Sternal end, the clavical curves in an S- shape laterally and dorsally until it articulates with the acromion of the scapula. |
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| the triangular-shaped, medial surface that articulates with the sternum. Use this marking as a landmark to identify the medial side of this bone. |
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| the flattened, lateral surface that articulates with the acromion of the scapula. Use this marking as a landmark to identify the lateral side of this bone. |
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| a small bump located on the inferior surface, near the acromial end; serves as an attachment point for a ligament. Use this marking as a landmark to identify the inferior surface of this bone. |
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| a sharp curvature formed at the junction of the superior and medial margins; serves as an attachment point for the levator scapula muscle. |
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| Scapular (suprascapular) notch |
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| small indentation along the superior border medial to the corcoid process. |
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| Acromion (Gr., akron, extremity + omos, shoulder) |
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| a lateral, fan-like extension of the spine; serves as an attachment point for the trapezius and deltoid muscles. |
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| Corcoid process (Gr., korax, crows beak + eidos, form) |
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| a prominent, curved projection located along the superior margin; serves as an attachment point for the biceps brachii, coracobrachialis, and pectoralis minor muscles. |
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| Glenoid fossa or cavity- (Gr., glene, socket + eidos, form) |
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| smooth, concave surface located at the lateral angle of the scapula; area of articulation with the head of the humerous. |
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| a small prominence on the superior margin of the glenoid fossa; serves as an attachment point for the biceps brachii muscle. |
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| small prom-inence on the inferior margin of the glenoid fossa; serves as an attachment point for the triceps brachii muscle. |
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| long, prominent ridge that runs diagonally across the upper posterior surface; serves as an attachment point for the trapezius and deltoid muscles. |
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| slightly depressed area superior to the spine; serves as an attachment point for the supraspinatus muscle. |
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| area inferior to the spine; serves as an attachment point for the infraspinatous muscle. |
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| he lateral edge of the scapula; also known as the axillary margin; serves as an attachment point for the teres minor muscle. |
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| the medial edge that faces the vertebral column; also known as the vertebral margin; serves as an attachment point for the rhomboid and serratus anterior muscles. |
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| smallest level of structural organization 1 |
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| chemical, have physical structure, anatomic, molecular level, physical nature is chemical |
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| cellular lever of structural organization 2 |
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| cell is the smallest living unit of the body |
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| tissue are groups of cells and extra cellular material sounding them |
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| 4 basic tissue types in the human body |
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| epitheleal , muscle, connective, neuro |
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organ is grouping of two or more tissue types performing a specific function
(brain, heart,liver) |
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| systems level/ organ level 5 |
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| organ system, collection of related organs with common function |
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| broadest level-whole organism level 6 |
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| all body systems working together |
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| metabolism/cutabolism/anabolism |
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| formation of new cells or new individual |
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| removal of waste products resulting from metabolic production |
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| on any structure level, required by all living things |
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| increase in the size of cells o tissue, or an increase of a number of cells in a tissure |
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| specialization of cells for a specific function process of cells specializing to have a specific function |
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| anatomical position for human body |
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| upright, feet forward, arms to the side, palms forward |
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| standard plane of section |
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| plane of section that separates R,L parts |
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| separate R,L into equal parts |
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| separate body into uneven parts |
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| separates body forward and backwards parts |
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| separates body into upper and lower plane |
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| imaginary line that goes all the way down middle of body |
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| above in the vertical axis |
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| below in the vertical axis |
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| in the backwards direction |
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| close to the site of attachment or point of origin |
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| away from attachment or point of origin |
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| carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, amino acids, atp |
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| project out from the surface of bone, purpose is to provide sites of attachment |
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| shallow cavities of the surface of bone tissue, allow for the passage of blood vessels and nerves across the bone |
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