BONE AND MUSCLE Flashcards

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Grossly, bones are classified as ?

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compact and spongy bone.

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w/ medullary cavity (spaces

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Spongy Bone

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found at the external surface; doesn’t have cavity to remain to be hard and compact

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compact bone

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Contains the osteons

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COMPACT (CORTICAL) BONE

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Periosteum is made up of

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dense irregular CT

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functional unit of the bone

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Osteons or Haversian System

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▪ Channel found at the center of the osteon
▪ Forms the central axis of the osteon

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CENTRAL CANAL

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CENTRAL CANAL Contains

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blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatics

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concentric layers of mineralized bone extracellular
matrix called

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concentric lamellae

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Small spaces between lamellae that contains the mature
bone cells called osteocytes

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LACUNA / LACUNAE

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  • Minute canals radiating from the lacuna
  • Provides avenues for exchange of metabolites between
    the cells and the nearest perivascular space
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CANALICULI

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Boundary of an osteon

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CEMENT LINE

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Scattered around the intact osteons are irregularly
shaped parallel lamellae called

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INSTERSTITIAL LAMELLAE

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Remains of old osteons destroyed by the osteoclast.

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INSTERSTITIAL LAMELLAE

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Not present on the spongy bone

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Osteon (Haversian system)

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making central canals connected to each other

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Volkmann’s/ Perforating canals

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17
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forms the inner layer of all bones.

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Spongy bone

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spongey/cancellous bone is covered by

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endosteum

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endosteum is what type of epthelium

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simple squamous epithelium

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osteoblast trapped in the matrix that they secrete

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osteocyte

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cells that synthesize bone

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osteoblast

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bone cell that breaks down done tissue

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osteoclast

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osteoblasts are what shape of epithelium

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cuboidal/columnar

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Osteoblasts keep on depositing bone matrix until the bone matrix surround it to become?

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osteocyte

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osteoblast secrete
osteoid
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an unmineralized collagen-proteoglycan matrix that can bind calcium
osteoid
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Large, Motile, Multinucleated cells
OSTEOCLAST
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OSTEOCLAST Lies on the etched depression or crypts called
Howship Lacunae
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Under the control of the somatic nervous system
VOLUNTARY
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Skeletal
VOLUNTARY
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Contract in response to the control of autonomic nervous system
INVOLUNTARY
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Cardiac and smooth muscle
INVOLUNTARY
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Presence of transverse or cross- striations known as dark and light bands
STRIATED
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No cross-striations
NON- STRIATED
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Smooth muscle STRUCTURAL CLASSIFICATION
NON- STRIATED
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Skeletal and cardiac STRUCTURAL CLASSIFICATION
STRIATED
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* Forms the main bulk of the body musculature *
SKELETAL MUSCLE
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Generally attached to the bone except for the intrinsic muscles of the ______, upper _________ and_______ muscle of the face.
tongue esophagus risorius
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Muscles are cylindrical in shape and non-branching
SKELETAL MUSCLE
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SKELETAL MUSCLE is ____________ located nuclei
Multiple peripherally
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SKELETAL muscle fibers are almost of the _________
same size
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covers muscle fiber
endomysium
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fascicles is covered by
perimysium
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whole muscle is covered by
epimysium
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myoblast fuse to form a _______ muscle fiber
skeletal
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unfuse myoblast
satellite cell
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if muscle fiber will die this cell will become skeletal muscle
satellite cell
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thickest layer of heart
myocardium
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Muscles are branching and anastomosing
CARDIAC MUSCLE
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CARDIAC MUSCLE __________located Nucleus
centrally
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how smoooth muscle form
from myoblast immediately
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how skeletal muscle fiber form
myoblast myotubes are fused
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how cardiac muscles forms
myoblast myotubes no fusion
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Transverse lines that represent the interface between adjacent muscle fibers
INTERCALATED DISC
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Intercalated disc functions
* Maintain firm cohesion of successive cellular units of the myocardium * Transmission of signals among adjacent cardiac muscle cells
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for rapid communication between cells in cardiac muscle
Gap Junction
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in intercalated disk making its functions for cohesion, for greater strength
desmosome
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SMOOTH MUSCLE shape
Fusiform or spindle-shaped
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SMOOTH MUSCLE: nucleus
central Elongated nucleus
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SMOOTH MUSCLE On cross section, the _______ ___ of each muscle fiber is adjacent to the broad parts of neighboring cells
narrow ends
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LOCATION OF SMOOTH MUSCLES
Walls of the Digestive tract Walls of the respiratory tract Walls of blood vessels Walls of ducts of glands Areolar of mammary glands Arrector pili muscle Uterus Subcutaneous tissue of the scrotum