Skeletal System Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What are the functions of bone

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Support
Protect
Movement
mineral homeostasis (Storage and release)
Blood cell production
triglyceride storage

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2
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what are the 5 types of bones

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long bone
flat bone
irregular bone
sesamoid bone
short bone

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3
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describe the structure and function of the long bone + one example

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longer than they are wide. support weight and facilitate movement. femur

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describe the structure and function of the flat bone + one example

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flattened bone. protection and large area of attachment for muscles. sternum.

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describe the structure and function of the irregular bone + one example

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complex shapes. often serve as protection for internal organs. vertebra

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describe the structure and function of the sesamoid bone + one example

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bones embedded in tendons. protection from stress and wear. patella

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describe the structure and function of the short bone + one example

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about as long as they are wide. provide stability and some movement. trapezoid

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describe what or where the diaphysis is

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bones body - long and cylindrical

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9
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describe what or where the epiphysis is

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the distal and proximal ends of the bone. to the point of attachment

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10
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describe what or where the epiphyseal line is

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bone that replaces cartilage

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describe what or where the articular cartilage is

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covers the epiphysis and is where two bones meet to reduce friction

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describe what or where the periosteum is

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outer connective tissue to protect, nourish and attachment site

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13
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describe what or where the endeosteum is

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single layer of bone forming cells and connective tissue - lines medullary cavity

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14
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describe what or where the medullary cavity is

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fatty bone marrow and blood vessel storage

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15
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what are the 4 types of bone cells

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osteoprogenitor
osteoblast
osteocyte
osteoclast

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16
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describe the osteoprogenitor

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bone stem cell
undergo cell division
develop into osteoblasts

17
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describe the osteoblast

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immature bone cell
builds bone
secrets osteoid

18
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describe the osteocyte

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sit within lacunae
maintains bone metabolism
communicate via canalicoli

19
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describe the osteoclast

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derived from fusion of WBC
secrete enzymes and acids
bone resorption

20
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describe the osteon

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a compact cylinder of concentric lamellae. makes up compact bone

21
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describe the concentric lamellae

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circular rings of calcified extracellular matrix. forms osteons

22
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describe the central canal

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small tunnel running through osteons. houses vessels and nerves

23
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describe the lacunae

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small hollow spaces between lamellae which houses osteocytes

24
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describe the canaliculi

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thin channels containing processes of osteocytes. connect lacunae

25
describe the perforating canal
connect vessels and nerves of periosteum and central canals
26
what is spongy bone made up of
lamella in irregular patters of thin columns called trabeculae
27
what are the gaps between the trabeculae