Juraj Artner Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy JURAJARTNER.COM Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy, eBook copyright 2002 by Juraj Artner, any work manipulation is strictly prohibited www.jurajartner.com Atlas of Human Skeletal Anatomy Basics Thorax Anatomic Directions and Positions Basic Structures of Thorax Basic Skeleton Structures part 1 Clavicula Basic Skeleton Structures part 2 Sternum Bone Histology Basics Scapula Costae Cranium Brain Protection by Skull Pelvis Skull Bones Modules Pelvis Basics Os Frontale Os Coxae Os Parietale Os Sacrum
3rd ed., Champaign, Ill.: Human Kinetics. Muscle (1)) Types of muscle tissue Task (i) identify the 3 types of muscle tissue (ii) give an example of each (iii) try to identify similarities and differences between the 3 types Properties of muscle tissue contractile ability to shorten forcibly irritability/excitability ability to respond to a stimulus extensibility ability to be stretched beyond resting length (stomach, heart etc. more so then skeletal) elasticity ability to return to resting length Functions of muscle tissue movement all types posture skeletal stabilizing joints skeletal generating heat skeletal (40% body mass), shivering regulating organ volume smooth (sphincters) Smooth muscle tissue Location walls of tissues and organs, controlling the shape of lens in the eye Appearance non-striated, layered, spindle shaped fibres Control involuntary -
Aggressive inline skates are usually used for tricks and stunts, not for transportation or speed. Young Skaters Are Attracted to the Tricks Aggressive inline skate boots Are strong three styles Hard boots An aggressive inline hard boot consists of a plastic shell that is wrapped around a removable liner. Soft Boots The aggressive inline soft boot is constructed with materials to give some support with a more malleable shell and a permanent liner. Skeletal Skates There are also aggressive inline skeletal boots that have their own form-fitted sneaker/shoes called foot wraps that are worn inside of the shell.
Dwarfism Annika Annsoo Dwarfism A dwarf less than 147 cm. More than 200 different conditions can cause dwarfism. Dwarfism itself is not a disease. Types and differences More than 200 different types There are two general types: 1. Shorttrunk dysplasias. 2. Shortlimb dysplasias. The most common types of skeletal dysplasias include: 1. Achondroplasia (one per 26,000 to 40,000 births) 2. Diastrophic dysplasia (one per 110,000 births) 3. SED (one per 95,000 births) Primordial dwarfism A rare form of dwarfism that results in a smaller body size in all stages of life beginning from before birth. Potential causes Many forms of dwarfism are usually the result of a spontaneous mutation in a single gene from averagesized parents.
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NÕO REAALGÜMNAASIUM UURIMUS KAUBI KÜLAKALME PALEODEMOGRAAFILINE ANALÜÜS Palaeodemographic analysis of the skeletal material from Kaubi village cemetery KOOSTAJA: KRISTI JEEGER 11 C KLASS JUHENDAJA: KEN KALLING NÕO 2005 SISUKORD 1. Sissejuhatus ................................................................................................................... 3 1.1. Kalme asukoht. .........................................................................
diagnose diseases that carry a high risk of death. For example cancer. 7. Doctors Doctors are people who practice some type of human biological medicine. Doctors are usually considered to be members of a learned profession because of the extensive training requirements and also because of the occupation's special ethical and legal duties. Different doctors specialize in different fields of medicine. For example, there are chiropractors who deal with neurological, skeletal, or soft tissue problems. There are osteopaths, pediatrics and oncologists. Famous doctors include: Avicenna, Hippocrates (who is also referred to as ,,The Father of Medicine"), Jonas Salk etc. 8. Ways of keeping healthy Keeping healthy is not just avoiding being ill but it is a sense of genereal well-being, getting physical, emotional and social factors in balance. Stress is a part of most peoples' everyday life. Some stress is useful, some not. The body is equipped to respond to
Pavlov - reflektsid -> käitumine. assotsiatsiooni printsiibid. Tingimatu refleks (unconditioned reflex) kaasasündinud, mille kutsub esile tingimatu stiimul (nt toit > süljevedelik); Tingitud refleks (conditioned reflex/kogemus = learned reflex), mille kutsub esile esialgselt neutraalne stiimul tingitud stiimul. Koer + kell = söök Koer + kell = sülje eritus. Bechterev - looked upon all human behavior as reflective. Studied skeletal reflexes rather than the glandular reflexes that Pavlov studied. I eksperimentaalne psy labor Vene keisris. Reflexology - uurida otse. näoilme, zestid, kõne - füs bio sots tingimused. Association reflex vs pavlovi conditioned reflex Watson - founder of behaviorism who established psych. Goal as the prediction and control of behavior. Denied the existence of mental events and concluded that instincsts play no role in human behavior
are separate functions that are entrusted to different cells. In vision and hearing, there are receptor cells which transduce optic stimulation and air pressures into electrical changes in the cell. These changes in the receptors trigger impulses in sensory neurons that transmit their info to other neurons in the nervous sys. · Motoneurons: have axons that terminate in effector cells. They acticate the skeletal musculature, the muscles which control the skeleton, such as those of the arms and legs. Cell bodies of the motoneurons are in the spinal cord or brain, and their long axons have terminal branches whose final tips contact individual muscle cells. When a motoneuron fires, a chemical event is produced at its axon tips which causes the muscle fibers to contract. · Interneurons: vast majority
Proteins are required to generate as much force and serve myriad functions and are the primary undergo as dramatic shifts in rate of metabo- solid component in muscle. The functions of lism as muscle cells. The ability of living proteins are quite varied. Muscle proteins are skeletal muscle to undergo relatively large involved in maintaining the structure and intracellular changes also influences its organization of the muscle and muscle cells response to the drastic alterations that occur (the role of highly insoluble stromal pro- during the first few hours following exsan- teins)
depending on the type of receptor found in the smooth muscle of a particular vessel. d. The binding of epinephrine to receptors leads to vasoconstriction. receptors are found in all arterioles. e. Conversely, the binding of epinephrine to receptors leads to vasodilation. receptors are found predominantly in arterioles servicing skeletal muscle and heart muscle. f. During a full-blown sympathetic response (fight or flight), blood is directed to the skeletal muscle and heart, and away from the internal organs. This is possible because receptors mediate vasodilation in the skeletal muscle and heart, while the rest of the circulatory system (which has receptors) experiences vasoconstriction. 3) Metaboliitne kontroll a
NEUROBIOLOGY AUXILLARY GLOSSARY ACETYLCHOLINE – A neurotransmitter in both the brain and peripheral nervous system* (PNS). In the brain it helps regulate memory, whilst it controls the actions of skeletal and smooth muscle within the PNS. ACTION POTENTIAL – An electrical phenomenon which occurs when a neurone is activated and temporarily reverses the electrical state of its interior membrane from negative to positive. An electrical charge travels along the axon to the neurone’s ending (terminal) where it triggers the release of a neurotransmitter* and then disappears. ADRENALINE (U.S. - Epinephrine) – A hormone released by the adrenal medulla*
Current restriction is based on statistics that ignores genetics and the influence of the dog's keeper has failed to prevent many dog biting incidents. Sadly, it has also resulted in the unnecessary euthanasia of dogs simply because of their breed or type. No breed of dog is inherently dangerous. Scientific research has proven that the pit bull terrier and related breeds are physiologically no different from any other breed of dog. Dr Lehr Brisbin at the University of Georgia has proved the skeletal structure of the pit bull terrier jaw is no different from that of any other dog with respect to 'jaw locking' - they simply have strongly muscled jaws in common with many other breeds. The problem of dangerous dogs is a social one and needs to be tackled through the enforcement of effective legislation that seeks to curb irresponsible owners of all types of dog and had better educate the dog owning public to prevent incidents before they occur, not by restriction of breeding special
cardinalis, attracts bumblebees; and decreases hummingbird visits only slightly ; ref comparative figures ; colour important to bees ; colour not important to hummingbirds / some other feature important to hummingbirds ; AVP ; 4 max [15] 94. more transcription by QQ genotype ; at both ages ; in both skeletal and cardiac muscle ; A ‘throughout’ / ‘in all cases’ for 1 mark of these 2 much more in skeletal muscle / slightly more in cardiac muscle ; in QQ genotypes expression falls with age in both skeletal and cardiac muscle ; in qq genotypes expression rises with age in skeletal but falls in cardiac muscle ; use of comparative figures ; 4 max
church is presently used as a museum-concert hall, a subsidiary of the National Art's Museum. P o r g a s s a a r, Kristina; A l j a s, Eva-Grete; K u u s k e m a a, Jüri. Tallinn: Medieval capital. Tallinn: PhotoTour S t. N i c h o l a s' C h u r c h. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Nicholas%27_Church,_Tallinn Artworks in the church Most famous of the artworks is a painting Danse Macabre (Dance of Death) by the Lübeck master Bernt Notke, which depicts the transience of life, the skeletal figures of Death taking along the mighty as well as the feeble ones. Only the initial fragment of the original 30 metres (98.4 ft) wide painting (accomplished at the end of the 15th century) can be seen in the St Nicholas' Church. Danse Macabre by Bernt Notke The High Altar of the St Nicholas' Church was made between 14781481 in the workshop of Herman Rode, master from Lübeck. Paintings on the outer flanks of this double-winged
then produces glucocorticoids such as corticosterone and cortisol (Figure 3) which have important metabolic and immunological effects (Arzt, 2001; Hoffman-Goetz & Pederson, 1994; Fitzgerald, 1998). Emotion regulation in relation.. 1 Figure 3. The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenocortical Axis (HPA) Cortisol has been widely used in psychology to measure stress. Cortisol has metabolic effects on liver glucose sythnesis, breakdown of skeletal muscle protein to amino acids and in adipose tissue mobilizes fat. It can also have anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive actions depending on concentration (Rhoades & Pflanzer, 1989). Most of these physiological effects prepare the body for hostile conditions. Cells of the immune system respond to stress or injury in many of ways (Benoy & Heels, 1998; Mayer & Watkins, 1998; Brines et al, 1996). They secrete a number of
variety was preferred because the ear shape was more visible. It was developed in the 1980s and recognised in 1986. It is known by various names: Coupari (in UK), Highland Fold, Longhair Fold and Scottish Fold Longhair. Kittens are born prick-eared and start to develop the folding at around 4 weeks old. The fold is fully developed at around 3 months of age. The gene causing the folded ear trait is a dominant gene which causes skeletal problems if the cat inherits two copies of the gene. Scottish Folds are therefore always bred to prick-eared to keep the incidence of problems to a minimum. The problems are a thickened tail caused by tail vertebrae fusing and thickened legs with swollen feet due to overgrowth of cartilage around the paws. These side-effects cause problems with walking. Prick-eared Scottish Folds gave rise to the Scottish Shorthair in Australia. This breed (with
Every time you turn around, some Africans are accusing Jews of this or that. “They control our neighbourhoods. They control all the real estate in Black communities. They control the real estate loan companies.” Complain, complain, complain. For Christ’s sake, there are 6 million Jews in America; while there are 36 million Blacks in America. In mathematical terms-that is a 6 to 1 ratio. After World War II, these same Jews had nothing but skeletal remains of their bodies. They scratched, they clawed, they said “Never Again” will I put myself where a demented group or man would massacre my people. “Never Again.” The over $375 billion that African countries owe were used in purchasing expensive cars, buying mansions and palaces in European countries and putting the money in Swiss banks. In Ivory Coast, the former and late President of that country, Houphet-Boigny, spent over $1 billion to build a church cathedral
In one fascinating Japanese study with rats, high-intensity intermittent exercise (HIT) (20-second sprints × 14 sets, with 10 seconds of rest between sets) was compared to low-intensity prolonged exercise (LIT) (six hours of extended exercise) over eight days. The surprising result? Bolding is mine: In conclusion, the present investigation demonstrated that 8 days of HIT lasting only 280 seconds elevated both GLUT-4 content and maximal glucose transport activity in rat skeletal muscle to a level similar to that attained after LIT ["Low-Intensity Training" of six hours a session], which has been considered a tool to increase GLUT-4 content maximally. Compared to a control, GLUT-4 content in the muscle was increased 83% with 280 seconds of HIT vs. 91% with six hours of LIT. Now, of course, animal models don't always have a direct transfer to humans. But I wondered: what if 280 seconds was all it took? This thought produced even more questions:
is like a gorilla in being fierce, nasty, prone to violence, and perhaps not very bright. But primatologists tell us that, in fact, gorillas are not nasty or prone to violence; they are shy, rather sensitive, and very intelligent animals. Likewise pigs, which figure in many metaphors imputing messiness, filth, greed, obesity, crassness, or some combination of those: I myself know of no evidence that pigs are particularly greedy, or that they are fatter relative to their skeletal size than other animals are.8 One might think that Fogelin has easily avoided this new objection, for when a simile is figurative it does not require the actual correctness of the relevant stereotype. "Sam acts like a gorilla" and "Merle eats like a pig" are correctly expressed and understood despite the fact that the two stereotypes are respectively simian and porcine slanders, because, in the similes, "gorilla" and "pig" are themselves being used figuratively rather than literally. But
threshold 8. where they endure the O R D E A L . 9. T h e y take possession of their R E W A R D and 1 0 . are pursued on T H E R O A D BACK to the Ordinary World. 1 1 . T h e y cross the third threshold, experience a R E S U R R E C T I O N , and are transformed by the experience. 1 2 . T h e y R E T U R N W I T H T H E ELIXIR, a boon or treasure to benefit the Ordinary World. T h e Hero's Journey is a skeletal framework that should be fleshed out with the details and surprises of the individual story. T h e structure should not call attention to itself, nor should it be followed too precisely. T h e order of the stages given here is only one of many possible variations. T h e stages can be deleted, added to, and drastically shuffled without losing any of their power. T h e values of the Hero's Journey are what's important. T h e images of the
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