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Joint with limited mobilite

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Ampharthrosis

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Freely movable joint

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Diarthrosis

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Immobile/strong joint

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Synarthrosis

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Only has fibrous connective tissue connecting the bones

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Suture joint

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Joined by fibro caritlage and has little movement

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Symphis

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Fibro cartilage disc that extends into the cavity

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Meniscus

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Structure of a unit of compact bone/rings of calcified matrix called lamelae and a central, osteonic canal(haversian canal)

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Osteon

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Contains blood vessels, nerves and lymphatic vessels

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Haversian Canal

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Tiny channels within the bone matrix. Connects osteocytes with the central canal of osteons

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Canaliculi

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Lattice like network of matrix spike. Allows spongy bone to be strong but light.

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Trabeculae

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Hemopoiesis cells found in some spongy bone and provides trabeculae with nutrients and waste removal

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Red Marrow

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Stores fat (high energy) adipocytes in the diaphysis.

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Yellow marrow

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-Decrease in protien synthesis
-Demineraliation
-elderly dues to less collagen relatice to the amount of mineral salts

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Bone Loss

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-Longitudinal bone growth
-Growth plate

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Epiphyseal plate

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Hayline cartilage acts as a template for bone growth, bone replaces heyline cartilage at the growth plate where ossification occurs

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endochondrial ossification

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Narrow area along the epiphyseal plate where epiphysis meets diaphysis

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Metaphysis

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Tubular shaft b/w prox and distal ends

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Diaphysis

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hollow in the diaphysis filled with yellow marrow

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Medullary cavity

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In the medullary cavity, this is the membranous lining where bone growth/repair/and remodeling occure

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Endosteum
(Ostioblasts)

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Fiberous membrane on the outer bone with blood nerve and lymph supply

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Periosteum

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Periosteum has _______layers?

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Dense irregulare C.T.

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Outer periosteum

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Osteogenic layer with osteoprogenitor cells

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inner periostium

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Epicondyles/smongy bone/with red marrow and no osteons

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Epiphysis

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Epiphysis
Does not require haversian canal because the trebeculae are surrounded by blood.
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This peirces the diaphysis of a long bone though the nutrient foamen (small opening)
Nutrient artery
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Supplies the medullary cavity
Nutrient artery
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Injury/excersise/activities all cause
bone remodeling
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Hormones that cause bone remodeling
parathyriod - osteoclasts
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1st step in bone remodeling
fracture hema toma 6-8 hours after blood clots
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Hormone secreted into the blood due to mechanical stress
Calcitonin
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Hormone released by the thyroid to inhibit osteoclasts
calcitonin
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hormone that decreases reabsorption of Ca2+ by the kidney
Cacitonin
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Counter acts PTH to inhibit osteoclast activity and stimulates Ca2+ uptake by the bones and reduces blood Ca2+
Calcitonin
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Blood calcium low
PTH released (parathyroid)
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Blood calcium high
Calcitonin (thyroid)
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Parathyroid releases PTH (Osteoclasts=proliferation and activity) when
Ca2+ is not binding to receptors
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When blood calcium gets too high
Thyroid releases Calcitonin
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Controls bone growth by triggering chondrycyte proliferation in epiphyseal plates
Hgh (pituitary gland)
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epiphyseal plate increases in length (Hgh) until
the plate closes
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Hormones responsible for growth spurts durring adolescence
estrogen/testosterone
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Promotes conversion of epiphyseal plate to epiphseal line ending longitudinal growth
Estrogen/testosterone
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Promotes osteoblastic activity and production of bone matrix
Estrogen/Testosterone
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These cells turn into osteocytes and synthesize bone matrix
Osteoblasts
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These cells are located in growing bone - periosteum and endosteum
Osteoblasts
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these cells maintain bone tissue structure and secrete enzymes that maintain mineralization
Osteocytes
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Mature bone cells
Osteocytes
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these cells produce enzymes that break down bone matrix and are located on the bone surface
osteoclasts
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these cells are multinucleated and arise from monocytes and macrophages
Osteoclasts
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these cells are undifferentiated with high mitotic activity
Osteogenic Cell
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Ground substance -calcium phosphate and calcium carbonate combine
Hydroxyapatite
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The main constituent of the ground substance of bones, giving them their hardness and strength
Hydroxyapatite
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These fibers are considered flexible and provide tensile strength
colagen fibers
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when bones are united with fiberous CT
Fibous joint
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When bones are joined by Hayalline cartilage or fibrocartilgae
Cartilaginous joint
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Articulating surfaces directly connected, and join in a cavity
Synovial joint
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Parallell bones joined by fiberous CT, gap may be narrow. Gap is filled by C.T. called interosseous membrane
Fibrous Synesmosis
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Specialized joint that anchors the root of a tooth to its bony socket within the maxillary bone or mandible.
Gomphosis
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Cartilaginous joint unighted by hyaline cartilage
Synchondrosis - ex. the hyaline cartilage of the epiphseal plate.
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Cartilaginous joint unighted by fibrocartilage
Symphysis
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Fluid filled diarthrotic joint
synovial
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Fibrous C.T. structure of a synovial joint
articular capsule
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A think layer of hyaline cartilage that covers the entire articulating surface of each bone - reducing friction
Articular cartilage
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lines the inner surface of the joint capsule and the cells with in secrete fluid
synovial membrane
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Thick/slimy fluid that reduces joint friction and provides nourishment to articular cartilage
synovial fluid
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Fibrocartilage disk/shock absorber/stabilizer/lubricant
Meniscus
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Elastic ans collagen and protoglycans - ridgid and elastic like the external ear
elastic cartilage
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This cartilage is the most common, is short and dipersed and has a large amount of proteoglycans and the surface is smooth, strong and flexible.
Hayline cartilage
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this form of cartilage is the toughest and is made up of thick bundles of collegan dispersed through matrix.
Firbrocartilage.- ex. menisci or intervertebral disks

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