A amd P Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

How long on average does it take for a nail to grow from the matrix to the free edge?

A

6 months

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2
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The shape and thickness of the nail is determined by

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The matrix

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3
Q

Nail growth can be affected by

A

Illness and medication

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4
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The formation of nails from living cells to dead tissue is known as as

A

Keratinisation

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5
Q

Which structure protects the nail bed from infection

A

Hyponychium

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6
Q

What is the function of the nail

A

Protect the finger tips

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8
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What’s the skin that overlaps the nail plate at the base

A

Eponychium

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9
Q

Which is the deepest layer of the skin?

A

Hypodermis

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10
Q

Which layer of the epidermis contains actively dividing cells

A

Sebaceous glands

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11
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What does blood do

A

Transports nutrients, oxygen and waste products.

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12
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What does the lymphatic system do

A

Fights infection, distributes fluid, transports fats

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13
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Which structure protects the nail bed from infection

A

Hypnochium

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14
Q

Which bone is closest to the thumb side of the lower arm

A

Radius

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15
Q

Which two bones form the forearm

A

Radius and ulna

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16
Q

How many carpals are in the wrist?

17
Q

What are the bones in the finger called

18
Q

Which artery is commonly used for checking the pulse at the wrist

A

Radial artery

19
Q

The main functions of blood include

A

Transport, regulation, protection

20
Q

What do lymph nodes do

A

Filter lymph and fight infection

21
Q

What’s the nail plate made from

22
Q

What are the three types of muscle

A

Cardiac, voluntary or striated, involuntary or non striated

23
Q

Conditions that affect the lymphatic system

A

Autoimmune diseases
Swollen glands
Fever
Oedema

24
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Structure and function of the cardiovascular system

A

The cardiovascular system is composed of the heart, arteries, veins and capillaries and is responsible for circulation of blood,

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What is lymph composition
Plasma Lymphocytes Proteins Waste products Leucocytrs
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Muscle functions
Contraction Relaxation Attachment Movement Posture/ stability
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Origin is
Where the muscle is joined to a fixed (non moving bone/muscle
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Insertion is
Where the muscle is joined to moveable bones/muscle
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Muscles move by
Contracting and relaxing
30
How much of our body weight is makes up our body weight
50 % We have over 600 muscles within our body Muscle tissue contains 20% protein 75% water and 5% mineral salts, glucagon and fat
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Voluntary muscles
Known as skeletal muscles that move the bones for movement
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Involuntary muscles
Responds automatically to control various body functions, including internal organs
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Which artery supplied blood to the hand and fingers?
Radial artery
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What is the function of veins in arm and hand
Return deoxygenated blood to the heart