Skeletal Function & Structure Flashcards

1
Q

What does the skeleton do?

A
  1. Organ support & protection
  2. Structure, posture
  3. movement
  4. Blood production
  5. Storage of minerals
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What is the axial skeleton

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Bones that make up the head and trunk of the body

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3
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What is the appendicular skeleton?

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Limbs that support/ produce from the trunk

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4
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Long bone

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  1. Longer than wide (femur)
  2. Acts as levers
  3. Locomotion and support
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5
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Short bone

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  1. Equal dimensions
  2. Absorbs impacts
  3. Hands, wrists, feet, ankles
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Flat bone

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  1. Strong flat plates on bone
  2. Protects organs
  3. Muscles attached to them
  4. Skull, rib cage, pelvis
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7
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Sesamoid bones

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  1. Short irregular
  2. Embedded into tendon
  3. Reduce friction
  4. Knee cap
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Irregular bone

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  1. Odd shaped
  2. Protection, support, anchor points
  3. Vertebrae (spine) & pelvis
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9
Q

Largest organ of the body

A

The skin
Protects from damage

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10
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Components of skin

A

Hair
Skin
Glands
Claws/ nails
Horns/ antlers
Feathers
Scales

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11
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Epidermis

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Waterproof outer layer
Elastic
Skin colour

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12
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Dermis

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Middle layer
Hair follicles, nerves, blood vessels, glands
Regulates body temp

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13
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Subcutaneous layer

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Connective tissues
High amount of fat

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14
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Fibrous joints
Sgnarthroses joint

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Fixed tissue
No movement
Face/ head

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15
Q

Cartilaginous joints

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Slight movement
Ribs spine

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16
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Synovial joints
Diarthroses joint

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Wide range of movement
Elbow, knee, shoulder, hips, toes & fingers

17
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Structure of synovial joints

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Hyaline cartilage
Protects bones, stops friction, shock absorber

18
Q

What is a ligament

A

Joins bone to bone
Stabilises joints

19
Q

What is a tendon

A

Joins muscles to bone
Makes movement

20
Q

What does the synovial membrane do

A

Produces synovial fluid

21
Q

What does Synovial fluid do

A

cushions movement
Stops friction

22
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What does fibrous joint capsules do

A

Gives protection

23
Q

Types of synovial joints

A

Hinge joint
Piviot joint
Ball and socket joint
Rotation joint
Gliding joint
Saddle joint
Condyloid joint

24
Q

What does the hinge joint do

A

Flexion & extension
Elbow, jaw, knee

25
Q

What does the pivot joint do

A

Rotation of one joint around another
Top of neck = cervical vertebrae = appendicular and axial

26
Q

Ball & socket

A

Flexion & extension
Addiction & abduction
Internal & external rotation
Wrists, ankles, shoulders, hips

27
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Gliding joint

A

Gliding movement
Knee cap

28
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Condyloid joint

A

Flexion & extension
Addiction & abduction
Elbow, wrists, base of insect finger

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Saddle joint

A

Most movement but rotation
Thumb

30
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Ranges of movement for synovial joints

A

Flexion & Extension
Addiction & Abduction
Rotation
Gliding
Protraction & Retraction

31
Q

Flexion movement
Extension movement

A

Reduction angle between two bones
Increases angle between two bones

32
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Rotation movement

A

Joints can twist on own axis

33
Q

Abduction movement
Addiction movement

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Moves away from body
Moves towards body

34
Q

Gliding movement

A

Surfaces of a joint slide over another

35
Q

Protraction movement
Retraction movement

A

Limb moving forward away from body
Limb moving backwards away from body