chapter 7 (skeletal system) Flashcards
functions of bone (5)
support, protect, enable body movement, house blood producing cells, store inorganic salts (nutrients)
HEMATOPOIESIS
production of blood cells from driving stem and progenitor cells
LONG BONES (shapes)
have long longitudinal axes and expand ends (ex: forearm, thigh)
SHORT BONES (shapes)
have roughly equal lengths and widths (ex: wrists, ankles)
SESAMOID/ROUND BONE (shapes)
small and nodular and develops within a tendon/adjacent to a joint (ex: kneecap)
FLAT BONES (shapes)
platelike structures with broad surfaces (ex: ribs, scapulae, some of skull)
IRREGULAR BONES (shapes)
have a variety of shapes, most are connected to several other bones (ex: vertebrae, many facial bones)
long bone term- EPIPHYSIS
end of bone
long bone term- ARTICULAR
cartilage, covers ends at joints
long bone term- DIAPHYSIS
shaft (middle) of bone
long bone term- PERIOSTEUM
connective tissue (surrounds)
long bone term- COMPACT BONE
dense bone tissue
long bone term- SPONGY BONE
has lots of pores
long bone term- TRABECULAE
branching boney plates
long bone term- MEDULLARY CAVITY
in diaphysis, contains marrow
long bone term- ENDOSTEUM
lines the medullary
long bone term- MARROW
connective tissue, includes stem cells (red: produce blood cells, yellow: store fat)
INTRAMEMBRANOUS
membrane like layers
ENDOCHONDRAL
most bones of the skeleton
OSSIFICATION
the formation of bone
PRIMARY OSSIFICATION CENTER
diaphysis (middle)
SECONDARY OSSIFICATION CENTER
epiphysis (end)
what is the EMBRYONIC SKELETON made of?
hyaline cartilage
how many bones are humans born with and how many do they have in adulthood?
300 born, 206 after fused