Exam 1: Developmental Anatomy Flashcards

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Describe the process of endochondral ossification

Where does it begin?

A

Midpoints of long bones

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Describe the process of endochondral ossification

What happens within the primary and secondary ossification centers?

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Describe the process of endochondral ossification

How do bones grow in length?

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They grow at the end of bones (aka epiphyseal or growth plates)

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Describe the process of endochondral ossification

What happens to the growth plate at full skeletal development?

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Growth plate narrows & shaft fuses with growth plate.

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5
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Why & when is the growth plate susceptible to injury?

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6
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What are pressure epiphysis?

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Forms the joint. Provide for growth & length of long bones.

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7
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What are traction epiphysis?

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Not involved in joint formation. Contribute to bone shape, not growth.

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8
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Describe and provide an example:

What is Wolff’s law?

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When repetitive stress is applied to bone, bone changes
Example: boy who was bed bound and couldn’t use his legs

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9
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What are prenatal muscle fibers?

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Small fibers with high water and electrolyte content

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What are postnatal muscle fibers?

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Small, closely packed fibers
Growth directly related to activity level

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Describe this term

Muscular differences observed between sexes during adolescent development.

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Girls stop adding muscle at 13-14
Boys stop at 17-18

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12
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How does cardiac muscle develop throughout one’s life?

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