stuff i missed

The control center of the cell that directs nearly all metabolic activities is the

A type of arthritis-related condition that affects the muscles instead of the joints is called

Risk factors for diabetes include all of the following

What are some effects of the parasympathetic nervous system?

The most numerous blood cells with the function of transporting oxygen
and a small amount of carbon dioxide in the blood are called

Oxygen attaches to ____ in order to be transported in the blood stream

When a pathogen is absorbed rather than "eaten" by cells, the process is known as

The valves located between both ventricles and their adjacent arteries are called the

the valves between the right atrium and right ventricles are  called the

The valves that is between the left atrium and left ventricle is the

the valve that is between the left ventricle and the aorta is the

the three layers of arteries are

the three layers of protection around the the brain and spinal cord are

The expansion and return of the arteries caused by the cardiac cycle is called

What techniques would best benefit an amputee when massaging the stump?

External and internal respiration takes place by which mechanism?

Nestled in spherical pockets on the superior and lateral surfaces of the tongue are the

Gas exchange between the blood and the tissues is called

the transfer of molecules such as oxygen, from an area of higher concentration to an area of low concentration is called

As urine is formed, it is collected in tubules and routed into a larger papillary duct called the

When performing METs, the client pushes against the therapist using how much force?

Assessment of an athlete should occur during

PNF and MET are very similar stretching methods, however there are differences. What are (is) the difference(s)?

Hormones that regulate the growth and secretory activity of other endocrine glands are called

When massaging an injured limb, it is best to

The two urinary bladder structures that allow for expansion are the

the flattened part of the vertebral arch is called the

the most common fracture with osteoporosis is

If a client has osteoporosis, what modifications if any should be made for his/her massage?

The funnel-shaped pouch surrounding the glomuerulus is called the

another name for the throat is

the largest and most complex joint in the body is the

Calcitonin is produced by the

The sensory receptors stimulated by both tension and excessive stretch
and that activate an inhibitory response in the motor neuron are called

The joint that is also known as the coxal joint is the

The type of stretching where the goal is a temporary lengthening of the muscle is called

The type of stretching where permanent lengthening of the muscle is the goal is called

The adductor longus originates on the

The tibialis anterior performs what action(s)?

what muscle is the longest muscle in the body?

In the 5-element theory of Eastern Medicine, the earth element consists of what yin component?

In the five-element theory of Eastern Medicine, the lung is

In the five-element theory of Eastern Medicine, the stomach is

In the five-element theory of Eastern Medicine, the bladder is

Which meridian energy is related more to mental stress and blood purification?

In Oriental medicine, the anatomical position is different from Western medicine because

How are the governing and conception vessels brought together?

The stimulus at which the first noticeable muscle contraction occurs is called the

Another term for valgus knees is

The muscles that perform internal (medial) rotation of the humerus are

the muscle that flex the hip is the

Rectus femoris is the only quadriceps muscle the

biceps femoris is a hamstring muscle and extends the

Vastus lateralis is a quad muscle, but only extends the

For a massage client with cystic fibrosis, what two massage techniques are most beneficial to help loosen phlegm?