Chapter 6A Flashcards

1
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___________ includes the bones of the skeleton and the cartilage, joints, and ligaments and stabilizing connective tissues

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skeletal system

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2
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5 functions of the skeletal system

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  1. support
  2. storage
  3. blood cell production
  4. protection
  5. movement
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3
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provides structural ______________for the entire body

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support

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4
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______________ of calcium salts and lipids as energy in the yellow marrow

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storage

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5
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___________________ red blood cells, white blood cells, and other blood elements are produced within the red marrow

A

blood cell production

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6
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___________________ of soft tissues and organs are protected by skeletal elements

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protection

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7
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_________________ bones function as levers that change the magnitude and direction of the forces generated by skeletal muscles

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movement

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8
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bones are classified according to ___________ and ________

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shape and structure

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9
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“osseous tissue” a supporting connective tissue that contains specialized cells and a metric consisting of extracellular protein fibers and ground substance. The texture of bone is a result of a calcium salts in metrix

A

bone

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10
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term for bone

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“osseous tissue”

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11
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_____________ accounts for 2/3 the wight of bone. The remaining weight is collagen fibers

A

calcium phosphate

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12
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the human skeleton is made of _________ bones

A

206

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13
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all human bones are in ________ shapes

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4

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14
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______________ bones that are longer than they are wide

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long bones

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15
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_________________ bones that are equally long as they are wide

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short bones

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16
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__________________________ thin and broad bones

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flat bones

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17
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____________________ complex shapes that do not easily fit into any other category

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irregular bones

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18
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In a long bone ________________ is the central shaft of the bone

A

diaphysis

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19
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In a long bone __________ a central canal containing bone marrow

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marrow cavity

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20
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In a long bone _____________________ is a soft fatty tissue

A

bone marrow

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21
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__________________ expanded portions at each end and covered by articular cartilage

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epiphyses

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22
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__________________ dense bone relatively solid

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compact bone

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23
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______________________ cancellous bone resembles a network of bony rods or struts or spaces

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spongy bone

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24
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____________________ outer surface covering of bone, tendons and ligaments intermingle within this.

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periosteum

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25
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____________ muscle to bones

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tendons

26
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____________________ bone to bone

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ligaments

27
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the _______________ supplies circulation nerves, bone growth and repair

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periosteum

28
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______________ covers the spongy bone of the marrow cavity and other inner surfaces

A

endosteum

29
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___________ bone cells

A

osteocytes

30
Q

____________________ small pockets found between

A

lacunae

31
Q

_____________ calcified metrix

A

lamellae

32
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_______________________ radiate through metric interconnecting small canals

A

canaliculi

33
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________________ compact bone. the osteocytes are arranged in centric layers around a central canal

A

osteon

34
Q

contains blood vessels

A

central canal

35
Q

____________ provide passageways for linking the blood vessels of the central canals with those of the periosteum and the marrow cavity

A

perforating canals

36
Q

_____________ rods or plates in spongy bone

A

trabeculae

37
Q

______________ mature bone cells that maintain normal bone structure by recycling the calcium salts in bony metric and assists in repaires

A

osteocytes

38
Q

______________________ giant cell with 50 or more nuclei. They regulate calcium and phosphate concentration

A

osteoclasts

39
Q

__________________ are cells responsible for the production of new bone by ossification produced new bone metric

A

osteoblasts

40
Q

the making of new bone

A

ossification

41
Q

the adjustment of bone

A

remodling

42
Q

_______________ calcification replacing other tissue with bone

A

ossification

43
Q

__________ and ________________ are mechanisms of bone formation and enlargement

A

ossification and appositional growth

44
Q

__________________ the deposition of calcium salts in bones occurs during ossification

A

calcification

45
Q

__________________ bone developed within sheets or membrane of connective tissue

A

intramembraneous ossification

46
Q

bone replacing existing carriage

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endochondral ossification

47
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____________________ begins when osteoblasts differentiate within embryonic or fetal fibrous connective tissue

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intramembraneous ossification

48
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_____________ the place were ossification first occurs

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ossification center

49
Q

________________ made of cartilage models of future bones begin to be replaced steps from endochondral

A

endochondral ossification

50
Q

__________________ epiphyseal plates continue to enlarge increasing the length of the developing bone

A

epiphytical cartilage

51
Q

_______________ the former location of epiphytical cartilage

A

epiphyseal line

52
Q

________________ when bone elongates its diameter enlarges

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appositional growth

53
Q

_________________ to calictrol when absorbs calcium

A

vitamin D3

54
Q

____________________ essential for normal bone growth and maintenance. They are involved in calcium metabolism. Reduction in these vitamins reduce osteoblast activity.

A

vitamin A and vitamin C

55
Q

___________________ osteoclast and osteoblasts remain active to repair bone tissue and results in thicker stronger bone tissue. degenerating changes occur

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remodling

56
Q

skelton is a ___________ reserve

A

calcium

57
Q

inadequate ossification, the bone become thinner and relatively weaker. It is a reduction of bone mass that occurs between 30-40.

A

osteopenia

58
Q

___________________ of skelton every decade

A

women lose 8%

men 3%

59
Q

_________________ surface features such as depressions grooves and opening and indicated sites where blood vessels and nerves that run alongside and penetrate the bone

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bone markings

60
Q

_____________ the longitudinal axis of body made of 80 bones including 3 parts

A

axial skeleton

  • skull/ associated bones
  • thoracic cage and sternum
  • vertebral column
61
Q

__________________ include the bones of limbs and those of the pectoral, pelvic girdles which attach limbs to truck

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appendicular

  • 32 upper limb
  • 31 lower limbs
  • 126 appendicular bones