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CPC EXAM 2021 Already Passed A common auto-immune condition characterized by the eruption of reddish, silvery-scaled maculopapules ✔✔ Where is the radius located? ✔✔Upper Arm Layer of Stratum: Thick layer of dense ir ...

CPC EXAM 2021 Already Passed A common auto-immune condition characterized by the eruption of reddish, silvery-scaled maculopapules ✔✔ Where is the radius located? ✔✔Upper Arm Layer of Stratum: Thick layer of dense irregular connective tissue ✔✔Stratum Recticular The ________ aka __________ ___________ lies beneath the skin behind the fingernail and extends several millimeters into the finger. Produces most of the volume of the nail and the nail bed. ✔✔Root and Germinal Matrix The ______ _______ AKA _______ _______ extends from the edge of the lunula to the hypochium. Contains blood vessels, nerves and melocytes ✔✔Nail bed and sterile matrix The ________ _________ is the actual fingernail, made of transluscent keratin. Blood vessels underneath give the nail its pink appearance; the grooves along the innter length of hte nail plate anchor the nail to the nail bed. ✔✔Nail Plate The _______ aka _________, is between the skin of the finger and the nail plate that fuses the skin to the finger to the nail plate. ✔✔Cuticle, eponychium The __________ aka paronychial edge is the skin that overlies he nail plate on its side ✔✔Perioncyhium The _________ is the junction between the free edge of the nail and the skin ✔✔Hyponychium Bone named for their elongaed shape exmaples are femur and humerous ✔✔long or tubular Bone that are cube-shape ound in the carpel bones of the wrist and tarsal bones of the ankle ✔✔short or cuboidal A short bone formed within the tendons such as patella ✔✔Sesamoid Consist of layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone such as the skull or ribs ✔✔flat Examples of these bones include zygoma and vertebrae ✔✔Irregular Type of fracture that does not involve a break in the skin ✔✔closed fracture Type of fracture that projects through the skin increasing the possibility of infection ✔✔compound fracture Type of fracture that more than 2 serarate bone components segmental, fracture, bony fragments ✔✔Commumuted Fracture Type of fracture that breaks the shaft of a bone accross the longitudinal axis ✔✔Tranverse fracture Type of fracture only one side of the shaft is broken and the other is bent; common in children ✔✔Greenstick Fracture Type of fracture spread along the bone and produced by twisting stress ✔✔Spinal Fracture Type of fracture: Occues in the wrist and effects distal radius bone ✔✔Colle's Fracture Type of Fracture: occues in vertebrae and is subject to extreme stress ✔✔Compression Fracture Type of bone: occurs where the matrix is undergoing calcification and chondrocytes are dying; usually seen in children ✔✔Epiphyseal Fracture Non-vascular flexible connective tissue matrix made of chondrocytes collagen and glysylated protein called proteoflytan ✔✔cartilage What are the three types of joints ✔✔fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial While organ stores biles until needed for digestion? ✔✔Gallbladder What is the liquid that is left after blood has clotted called? ✔✔Serum What is the inner muscous layer of the uterus called? ✔✔Endometrium What is the name of the organ that received blood from the beins and sends it to the arteries? ✔✔Heart What is the relaxation part of the heartbeat called? ✔✔Distole What are the 5 bones of the hand between the wrist and fingers called? ✔✔Metacarpels Sting-like tendons linking the papillary muscles to the tricuspid valve in the right ventricle and the mitral valve in the left ventricle ✔✔Chordal Tendineal The use of defrillator paddles to restore normal rhythm of the heart by electrical shock ✔✔Cardioversion The movement of blood through the tissues of the heart ✔✔Coronary Circulation Situated on, pertaining to or afflecting the opposite slide (opposed to ipsilateral) ✔✔Contralateral Generates and distributes electrical impulses over the heart to stimulate contraction allowing blood to move throughout the body ✔✔Conduction System Smallest brances of the coronary arteries and veins ✔✔Capillaries Muscle fivers in the hearts conduction system that branch off to the right and left sides of the heart ✔✔Bundle of HIS (AV Bundle) Division into two branches ✔✔bifurcation Relating to both the atria and the ventricles of the heart ✔✔Atruiventricular Upper chambers of the heart ✔✔Atria Build-up of the plaque on artery walls ✔✔Atherosclerosis Procedure to remove plaque from arteries ✔✔Atherectomy Hardening of the arteries ✔✔Arteriosclerosis Disorder of heart rate rhythm ✔✔Arrythmia Moving forward or with the usual direction of flow ✔✔antegrade Surgical reconstruction of the ring (annulus) of the heart valve ✔✔Annuloplasty Procedure to open narrow or blocked vessels ✔✔An