bone Flashcards

(43 cards)

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axial skeleton (5)

A
skull
hyoid bone
auditory ossicles
vertebral column
thorax
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appendicular skeleton (4)

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pectoral girdle
upper extremity
pelvic girdle
lower extremity

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skeletal system fcns: (5)

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structure and protection
muscle attachment
leverage for movement
hemopoiesis
calcium and phosphate reservoir
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4
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pectoral girdle and upper extremity (8)

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clavicle
scapula
humerus
ulna
radius 
carpals
metacarpals
phalanges
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5
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pelvic girdle and lower extremity (8)

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pelvic bones
femur
tibia
fibula
patella
tarsals
metatarsals
phalanges
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6
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Long bones 2 parts

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diaphysis (shaft) and epiphyses (ends)

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7
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examples of long bones (4)

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femur
ulna ‘phalanges
metacarpals

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8
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short bones i.e…

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carpals

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9
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Irregular bones i.e…

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vertebrae and some facial bones

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10
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sesamoid bones i.e….

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patella

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11
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elongated and may have medullary cavity

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diaphysis

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epiphysis separated from diaphysis by…

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growth plate (epiphyseal plate/line)

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13
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outer fibrous connective tissue covering bone

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periosteum

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14
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Covering muscles, tendons and ligaments

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periosteum

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15
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cartilage is…by bone

A

REPLACED

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16
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definition of a joint:

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where 2 bones come together

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17
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3 classifications of joints

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cartilaginous joints
fibrous joints
synovial joints

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cartilaginous joints aka

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amphiartroses

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fibrous joints aka

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synovial joints aka

21
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types of amphiarthrosis joints (2)

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symphysis and synchondrosis

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types of synarthrosis joints (3)

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suture
gomphosis
syndesmosis

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synovial joint capsule (2)

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outer fibrous (innervated)
inner synovial (vascularized)
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Synovial joint close-packed and loose-packed positions (4)

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position of joint surfaces
ligaments
vulnerability to injury
stability

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synovial joint types: (6)
``` hinge pivot condyloid saddle ball and socket plane joints ```
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tendons connect?
muscle to bone
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ligaments connect?
bone to bone
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densely packed bundles of collagen is a characteristic of?
tendons and ligaments
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fibers and matrix of tendons and ligaments formed by?
fibroblasts
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fibers and matrix of tendons and ligaments maintained b?
fibrocytes
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each collagen fiber is surrounded by
endotendineum
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fascicle surrounded by
peritendineum
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tendon or ligament consist of? and surrounded by?
consists of a bundle of fascicles | surrounded by epitendineum
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uniaxial joints move through
one plane around one axis
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biaxial joints permit movement through
two planes around two axes
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triaxial joints permit movement through
all 3 planes around all 3 axes
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nonaxial (plane) joints characteristic?
consist of 2 relatively flat surfaces which slide over one another
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fibrocartilage | pubic symphysis; intervertebral discs
symphysis
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hyaline cartilage | epiphyseal plate, first sternocostal joint
synchondrosis
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joints between bones of calvaria
suture
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peg-in-a-socket | teeth in alveoli
gomphosis
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interosseous membrane
syndesmosis
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Flat bones I.e...
Ribs, sternum, scapulae, and certain skull bones