Chp 6 Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Bones are _____ which, along with their associated cartilages, form the skeleton system

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Organs

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Cite of blood cell production : occurs in red bone marrow

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Hemopoiesis

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3
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_______ storage in yellow bone marrow

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Triglyceride

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4
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How many types of bone?

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206

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5
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On the basis of shapes: there are ____ types of bones

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5

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6
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Longer than it is while; made up of compact bone on the outside with spongy bone on the inside… ex. Tibia

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Long bones

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Cubed shaped bone- spongy bone in the inside, compact bone on the outside layer… ex. Wrist and ankle (tarsal & carpal bones)

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Short bones

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____ are Between the external and internal tables of compact bone is a layer of spongy bone called _____ ex. Sternum, ribs, some cranial bones

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Flat bones ; diploe

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9
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Doesn’t fit into previous three categories ex. Vertebra, some face bones, facial bones

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Irregular bones

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10
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Are (typically) small bones embedded in tendons - reduce friction and stress ex. Patella

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Sesamoid bones

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In the basis of location there are also sutural bones which are located in the structures (joints) between certain____

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Skull bones

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12
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Shaft of long bone

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Diaphysis

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13
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________ End of long. Bone, have to have proximal and distal _______

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Epipyses x2

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Are regions that include epiphyseal plate, latter is replaced by epiphyseal line when bone lengthening stops

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Metaphyses

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15
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Hyaline cartilage- reduce friction and absorb shock

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Articular cartilage

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16
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Is attached to the underlying bone by perforating (or sharpey’s) fibers

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Periosteum

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17
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Contains bone marrow; hallow

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Medullary (marrow) cavity

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18
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Lines in the medulla cavity

19
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The surfaces of bones have ______ or _______, structural features that are adapted to specific functions

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Surface markings or osseous landmarks

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Two major types of surface markings are;

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Depressions and openings, and processes

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Depressions and openings tend to stay with letter __

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Processes tend to start with letter __

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Bone or ossesous tissue contains ____ surrounding widely separated cells

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Abundant matrix

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The matrix of this connective tissue contains abundant mineral salts, primarily ___ and some calcium carbonate

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Hydroxyapatite

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Two important characteristics of bone features are:
Calcification and collagen fibers
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Calcification of bone tissue gives bone____
Hardness
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Collagen fibers and other organic molecules give bone _______ and ______
Flexibility and tensile strength
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There are ____ major types of cells present
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______ give rise to osteoblasts
Osteogenic cells
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____ produce the bone tissue matrix
Osteoblasts
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____maintain the bone tissue
Osteocytes
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Function in bone resorption
Osteoclasts
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According to the matrix’s arrangements, there are _____ main types of bone tissue
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Two main types of bone tissue are;
Reticulofibrous bone or primary bone or woven bone and lamellar bone
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Found in fetal bone and bone remodel
Reticulofibrous bone
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Most common type of bone tissue
Lamellar bone
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The two major classes of bone tissue:
Compact (cortical) bone tissue and spongy (trabecular) bone tissue
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Forms the external layer of all bones; provides protection and support and helps resist stress
Compact bone
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Consists of trabeculae arranged in an irregular latticework; contains spaces that are sometimes filled with red bone marrow; forms most of the interior of short, flat and irregular bones, as well as most of the interior of epiphyses of long bones
Spongy bone tissue
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Bones have a ____ blood supply
Rich
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Blood supply to a bone is provided by the following arteries:
Periosteal arteries & veins, nutrient artery and vein, metaphyseal arteries and vein, epiphyseal arteries and veins
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Never supply to a bone consists of primarily ____ and _____
Nerves to blood vessels and sensory nerves
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Bone formation involves ossification which begins around the ____ week of embryonic life and continues throughout adulthood
Sixth