Skeletal System Flashcards

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Functions of the skeletal system

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  • stores minerals
  • forms blood cells
  • provides structure and support
  • provides levers for movement
  • protects organs
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Axial skeleton

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  • skull
  • ribs
  • sternum
  • vertebrae
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Appendicular skeleton

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  • appendages
  • pelvis
    -shoulders
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Compact bone (characteristics)

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  • highly organized
  • rigid
  • weight baring
  • superficial
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What is the functional unit of a compact bone?

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  • osteon
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Compact bone

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Spongy bone (characteristics)

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  • fragmented (broken up)
  • not stable
  • lining marrow cavities
  • deep
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What is the functional unit of a spongy bone?

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trabecula

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Spongy bone

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Osteoprogenitor cells

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stem cells that differentiate into osteoblasts and osteoclasts

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Osteoblasts

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create matrix

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Osteoid

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bony matrix

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Osteoclast

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breaks down bony matrix to store minerals

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Osteocyte

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  • mature cell
  • has lacuna
  • maintains tissue by passing gases
  • inside bony matrix
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Lacuna

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housing for the osteocyte

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Periosteum

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  • around bone
  • not at articular surfaces (where joints form)
  • compact bone
  • hyaline cartilage
  • superficial
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Endosteum

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  • lining the spongy bone
  • cellular membrane
  • delicate
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Osteon of compact bone

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  • functional
  • long-shaped structure
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Central Canal

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  • dead center of osteon
  • blood and lymph vessels run through here
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Lamella

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  • concentric rings of bone tissue that go around central canal
  • bone matrix
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Canaliculi

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tiny canals that allow communication between the cells

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Trabeculae

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  • formed from spicules
  • spongy bone
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Spicules

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  • tiny bits of bone; needle-like
  • in spongy bone
  • its membrane is the endosperm
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Long bones

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  • femur
  • humerus
  • phalanges
  • tibia
  • fibula
  • radius
  • ulna
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Sesamoid bones
- patella
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Irregular bones
- vertebrae
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Short bones
- carpals - tarsals
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Flat bones
- cranial lobes - ribs - sternum - pelvis - scapula
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Pneumatized bone
- ethmoid
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Diaphysis
- shaft
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Medullary cavity
- hollow - stores lipids - yellow marrow
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Epiphysis
- ends - red marrow - blood cell production
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Epiphyseal plate
- hyaline cartilage - growth plate - proximal and distal one
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Articular cartilage
- ends of long bones - hyaline cartilage - articulates with bone
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Bone development
- ossification - occurs in fetus
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Intramembranous ossification (characteristics)
- flat and sesamoid - forms between 2 membranes - occurs at 8 weeks in the womb
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Endochondral ossification (characteristics)
- long, short, irregular, and pneumatized bones - develops from hyaline cartilage - occurs at 6 weeks
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Osteoporosis
- organ included: bone - spongy bone tissue - occurs from: - no physical activity - menopause - malnutrition - calcium deficiency - andropause