Bone development and joints Flashcards

1
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what happens at 6 weeks into fetus development.

A

endochondral osstification

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2
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what is endochondral osstification, and the process behind it

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when cartilage is turned to bone. cartalige develops external blood vessels and osteoblasts, they become internalised, the primary osstification center is developed

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3
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how does the bone grow in width

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appisitional growth, osteoblast add circumfrnetal lamellae and osteoclast removes bone from medullary cavity

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3
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where does the primary osstification center develop and when in diffrent bone

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the diaphysis,
at 10 weeks, future hip bones and lower limbs
at 16 weeks, limbs formed and flat bones of cranium

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4
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how is the epiphyphyse seperated from the diaphysis

A

epiphysial growth plate made from cartilage

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5
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what are the function of joints

A

control of movement movement
holds bones together

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6
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what two soft tissues are joints made from

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cartilage and DFCT

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7
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what is catilage made from and 2 properties

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cartilage is made from chondrocytes and sits in proteoglycan. as it is avascular it doesnt have blood vessels

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7
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name the make up of the two types of cartilage

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hyline: low concntration of cologen and high water content. resistant to compression.
fibrocartalige: higher concentration of cologen in budels which align with stress. resits tention and compression

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8
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where would you find hyline cartilage and fibrocartilage

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hyline: between joints acting as a smooth frictionless surface for smooth articulation
fibrocartilage: found in joints which undergo compression and tention

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9
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area

what properties does fibrocartilage have

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it is good at shock absorbtion due to increasing articulation in joints which increases surface area

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10
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DFCT makeup and properties

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cologen fibers, elastain fibers, low vascularity slow healing.

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11
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what is bone congruence

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bone congruence is the amount of bone touching other bone, less congruance reqires more soft tissue.

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11
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ligiment properties

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bone to bone connection
made from cologen and elastine
retricts movement away from itself

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11
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tendon properties

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bone to muscle connection
enables bones to move when muscles contract
gives control of movement
made of low elastin and high collgen

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12
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what are the three types of joints

A

fibrous
Cartilaginous
synovial

13
Q

fibrous joint properties

type function structure

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tissue type: DFCT
structure: ligiments
function: limit mobility and provide support

14
Q

Cartilaginous
joint properties

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tissue type= Fibrocartilage
structure = variable
function= movement

15
Q

how can you tell if a joint is cartongenous

A

yif the joint compleatly connected by fibrocartilage

16
Q

what are synovial joint properties

A

tissue type = many
function= lots of movement
structure = many

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