Bone Flashcards

(60 cards)

1
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What is bone

A

Calcified connective tissue

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2
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How many bones in the body

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206

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What are the functions of the bones

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1 gives the body shape and support
2 provide attachment to ligaments and muscles
3 long bones act as lever for muscles to move joints
4 locomotion
5 hematopoiesis in bone marrow
6 reservoirs for ions ( calcium and phosphorus )
7 protects vital organs

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4
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What bones are classified as axial skeleton

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1 skull
2 vertebral column
3 sternum
4 ribs

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5
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What parts form the skull

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1 cranium
2 mandible

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6
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How many vertebrae are in vertebral column

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32 - 33

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7
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What are the regions in vertebral column

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1 cervical
2 thoracic
3 lumbar
4 sacrum
5 coccyx

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8
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How many vertebrae on cervical

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7

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9
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How many vertebrae in thoracic

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12

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10
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How many vertebrae in lumbar

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5

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11
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How many vertebrae in sacrum

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5

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12
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How many vertebrae in coccyx

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3-4

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13
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What vertebrae regions have fused bones

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Sacrum and coccyx

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14
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How many ribs are there

A

12 pairs

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15
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How many pairs of ribs are connected to vertebral column and the sternum

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7

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16
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How many rib pairs are connected to the seventh rib pair

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3

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17
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How many rib pairs are only connected to the vertebral column

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2

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18
Q

What is the proximal bone in the arm

A

Humerus

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19
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What are the bones in the forearm

A

Radius and ulna

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20
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Describe the position of ulna and radius related to each other

A

Ulna is medial
Radius is lateral

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21
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How many carpals are there

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8

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22
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How many metacarpals are there

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5

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23
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How many phalanges in the hand

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14

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24
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What bones are the arm connected to

A

Scapula
Clavicle

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What is the position of clavicle and scapula related to each other
Scapula is posterior Clavicle is anterior
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What are the bones in the shoulder girdle
Scapula and clavicle
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What is the proximal bone in the lower limb
Femur
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What are the bones in the leg
Tibia Fibula
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What are the position of tibia and fibula related to each other
Tibia is midial Fibula is lateral
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How many tarsals are there
7
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What bones are in the leg girdle
Hip bone
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examples of long bones
all limbs bones but carpals and tarsals
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examples of short bones
carpals and tarsals
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example of flat bones
skull cap sterum ribs scapula clavicle
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examples of irregular bones
bones at the base of the skull vertebrae hip bone
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what are pneumatic bones
they are bones with air spaces in them
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examples of pneumatic bones
bones of the face maxilla frontal
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what are sesamoid bones
they are bones that develop in the tendon of a muscle
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examples of sesamoid bones
patella fabella pisiform
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what are the examples of bones according to ossification
intracartilignous { endochondral } intra membranous
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explain the route of intracartilagnous bones
**condensed MESENCHYMAL ** *TISSUE** to cartilage then to bone
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examples of itracartilignous bones
all bones except skull cap , bones of the face and shaft of the clavicle
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explain the route of intramembranous bones
condensed mesenchymal tissue into bones
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examples of intra membranous bones
bones of the face skull cap shaft of clavicle
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what are compact bones
they are dense ivory like bones
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location of compact bone
cortex of long bones
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what are spongy { cancellous } bones
they are made of networks of bone trabeculae separated by intercommunicating spaces filled with bone marrow
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location of spongy bone
epiphysis of long bones
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what is epiphysis
the end of a long bone
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what is epiphyseal plate
plate of hyaline cartilage hat separates the epiphysis from the shaft
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function of epiphyseal plate
its responsible for growth of bone in length as it ossifyes with age forming epiphyseal line
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what does epiphyseal plate form after it ossifies
epiphyseal line
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what is the diaphysis
a cylinder of compact bone that surrounds a cavity called medullar cavity which is filled with red bone marrow
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what is metaphysis
the part of diaphysis that is closest to the epiphyseal plate
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what is periosteum
it is a fibrous membrane that surround the bone from the outside
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what is the function of periosteum
growh of bone width
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what covers the epiphysis
articular hayaline cartilage
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what supplies the long bones with blood
nutrient atrteries epiphyseal arteries metphyseal arteries periosteal arteries
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what supplies short bones with blood
periosteal arteries
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how does articular cartilage obtain nutrients
from synovial fluid