A&P Unit 3 (Skeletal System) Flashcards

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functions of the skeletal system (6)

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  • support/framework
  • protection
  • leverage for movement
  • mineral homeostasis
  • blood cell production
  • energy storage
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long bones

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  • greater length than width

- femur, humerus

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short bones

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  • nearly equal in length and width

- carpals, tarsals

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flat bones

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  • thin with large surfaces
  • protection
  • scapulae, sternum
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irregular bones

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  • do not fall into any category

- vertebrae

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sesamoid bone

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  • embedded with muscle tendons around joints

- patellae

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cortical bone (3)

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  • dense/compact
  • very strong
  • made of osteon/haversian systems
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cancellous bone (spongy bone)

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-constructed of thin bone tissue called trabeculae

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epiphysis

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-distal and proximal ends of bones

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diaphysis

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-long, main, portion of the bone

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metaphysis (4)

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  • region where diaphysis meets epiphysis
  • zone of change/transition
  • contains epiphyseal line
  • site of interstatial (lengthwise) growth
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articular cartilage

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-reduces friction and absorbs shock

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periosteum

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  • double-layered fibrous membrane

- site of appositional (width) growth

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trochanter

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  • specific to femur, large rough projection

- greater lesser trochanters of femur

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tubercle

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  • small rounded projection

- greater lesser tubercles of humerus

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foramen

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-rounded opening through which blood, vessels, nerves, ligaments

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osteoblasts

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  • immature bone cell

- builds bone

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osteoclasts

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  • specialized cells for reabsorption

- bone destroyers

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ossification

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  • process by which bone is formed

- 2 patterns: endochondral/intramembraneous

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endochondral ossification

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  • formation of bone from hyaline cartilage

- bad blood supply results in cartilage before bone

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intramembraneous ossification

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-good blood supply results in direct formation of bone tissue

22
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4 steps process callus formation/bone healing

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  • fracture
  • fibrocartilaginous callus formation
  • bony callus formation
  • remodeling
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5 steps process callus formation/bone healing

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  • fracture
  • fibrocartilaginous callus formation
  • -OSTEBO BLAST INVASION
  • bony callus formation
  • remodeling
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3 types of cartilage

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  • hyaline (abundant/weak/articulating bones)
  • fibro
  • elastic
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structural classification of joints (2)
- fibrous (no synovial cavity) | - synovial (diathrotic, synovial cavity, movement)
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functional classification of joints (3)
- synarthrotic (immovable, sutures) - amphiarthrotic (movable, intervertebral disk) - diarthrotic (freely movable, elbows)
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bursae (2)
- reduce friction for structures moving over boney prominences - filled with fluid
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menisci (2)
- fibrocartilage between articulating surfaces | - shock absorber
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3 parts of sternum
- manubrium - gladiolus - xiphoid process
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classification of ribs (4)
- 12 pairs - 7 true - 3 false - 2 false floating
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how many bones in the vertebral column
- 26 anatomically | - 33 surgically
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cervical vertebrae C-1/C-2 are called
- C1= Atlas | - C2= Axis
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intervertebral disks
- 2 regions - annulus fibrosus (donut) - nucleus pulpous (jelly)
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what binds laminae of adjacent vertebrae?
ligmentum flavellum
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how many bones in the human body
206 (207)
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how many bones in appendicular skeleton?
126
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3 bones of the pelvis
- ilium (large, superior, crest) - ischium (most inferior) - pubis (most anterior)
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carpals (scared, lovers, try, positions, that, they, can't, handle)
- scaphoid - lunate - triquetrum - pisiform - trapezium - trapezoid - capitate - hamate
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tarsals (cute, tigers, need, milk, in, little, cups)
- calcaneus - talus - navicular - medial cuniform - intermediate cuniform - lateral cuniform - cuboid