Bones and Joints Flashcards

1
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what 2 bits are bones divided into?

A

the middle and the sides

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2
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what side of the arm is the radius on?

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the thumb side

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3
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what is the structure of the upper and lower body bone structure?

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1 bone - 2 bones - many bones

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4
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what does costal cartilage help do?

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link bones to the ribcage

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5
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what is diaphysis?

A

main shaft where the marrow is

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6
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what is yellow marrow?

A

fat

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7
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what happens in the epiphysis?

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growth which allows the long bones to grow and develop

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8
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where is the epiphysis?

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where the bone end joins to another bone

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9
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what does compact bone give?

A

good tensile strength

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10
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what are the 3 types of joint?

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synovial, fibrous, cartilaginous

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11
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describe the movement of the synovial joint

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extensive, smooth movement

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12
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what cartilage is the synovial joint made of?

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smooth cartilage

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what does the cartilage in the synovial joint ensure?

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that there’s no friction when the bones move

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14
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where is synovial fluid?

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in the capsule of the synovial joint

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15
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what does synovial fluid ensure and what happens if their are any disturbances?

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the smooth movement of the joint and any disturbances causes swelling and discomfort

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16
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do fibrous joints have a synovial cavity?

A

no

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17
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what is the fibrous joint held together by?

A

dense connective tissue

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18
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what movements do fibrous joints initially have before they are fixed in place?

A

they initially slide over each other

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19
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where can fibrous joints be found?

A

the sutures of the skull and the syndesmoses

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20
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what do cartilaginous joints not have?

A

a synovium

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21
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what are cartilaginous joints held together by?

A

cartilage

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22
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where can you find cartilaginous joints?

A

pelvis

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23
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describe the movement of the cartilaginous joint

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little movement

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24
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what are synovial joints made up of?

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bones, articular (hyaline) cartilage, marginal (fibro) cartilage, synovial fluid, joint capsule, ligaments, tendons, muscles

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what do ligaments do in the synovial joint?
hold everything together, they are passive stabilisers
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what do tendons do in the synovial joint?
they are active stabilisers
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what do muscles do in the synovial joint?
they move the joint
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where is the synovial fluid secreted from?
the synovial membrane
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what does the lack of movement in the sutures of the skull allow?
skull growth to adulthood
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what does the coronal suture link?
frontal to parietal bones
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how long does the anterior fontanel take to close?
2 months after birth
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how long does the posterior fontanel take to close?
2 years
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what is a symphysis?
a cartilaginous joint, bone ends covered by hyaline cartilage, disc of fibrinocatilage in between e.g. pelvis, sternum and ribs
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what are synchondroses?
hyaline cartilage between bones that haven't completely fused together yet
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what bones have sinuses in them?
frontal, maxilla, sphenoid and ethmoid
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what is the weakest point of the skull?
the pterion
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why is the spine S shaped?
because every time we walk we fall over
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what are the regions of the spine?
cervical, thoracic, lumbar and sacrum
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how many cervical vertebrae are there?
C1-C7
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how many thoracic vertebrae are there?
T1-T12
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how many lumbar vertebrae are there?
L1-L5
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how many sacrum segments of the spine are there?
5
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what part of the spine contains the spinal cord
vertebral foramen
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where do spinal nerves exit vertebral canals?
through vertebral foramina
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how do you know where C7 is?
it is the lump at the back of the neck
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what are intervertebral discs made of?
water
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what are the bones of the pelvis?
iliac, pubic, ischium, superior pubic ramus, inferior pubic ramus, symphysis pubis
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what is the symphysis pubis?
the cartilaginous joint joining the right and left sides of the pelvis
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what are the 3 parts of the upper arm?
clavicle, scapula and humerus
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where is the humerus?
between the radius and ulna
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what is supination?
turning your arm so the palm of your hand is facing upwards
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what is pronation?
turning your arm so the palm of your hand is facing downwards
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how many bones are in the hand?
27
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how many carpal bones in the hand?
8
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how many metacarpals in the hand?
5
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how many phalanges in the hand?
14
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why is the hip joint the most stab;le?
because of the acetabulum being really well set inwards
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what is the most fragile part of the hip joint?
femoral neck
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what leg bone does not form part of the knee joint?
fibula
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what are the long bones of the leg?
femur, tibia and fibula
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how many bones are in the feet?
26
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what are the three different sets of bones in the foot?
tarsal bones, metatarsals and phalanges