Skeletal System Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
Q

what is a skeleton?

A

its a framework for the body and provides protection, site for muscle attachment and is responsible for blood cell production

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2
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whats the definition of a joint?

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a place where two or more bones meet in the body?

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3
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what are the names of the different types of joints?

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ball and socket
pivot
hinge
condyloid
synovial

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4
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whats the most common type of joint in the body?

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synovial

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5
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cartilage definition

A

prevents the rubber ends of bones rubbing together at joints

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6
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synovial fluid definition

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lubricates the joint allowing the parts to move more freely

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7
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ligaments defintion

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tough elastic fibres that link bones to bones

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8
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tendons defintion

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connect muscles to bones

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bursa definiton

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a closed, fluid-filled sac found where tendons rub over bones

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10
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whats the function of the bursa?

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to reduce friction between tendons and bones

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11
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joint capsule definition

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a fibrous sac with an inner synovial membrane.

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12
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what’s the function of the joint capsule?

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to enclose and strengthen the joint secreting synovial fluid

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13
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classification of the ball and socket joint

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allows movement in all directions

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14
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examples of ball and socket joints in the body

A

shoulder
hip

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15
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classification of the hinge joint

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only allow forward and backward movement

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16
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examples of hinge joints in the body

17
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classification of the pivot joint

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only allows rotation in small movements

18
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examples of the pivot joint in the body

A

atlas in the back of the neck

19
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classification of condyloid joints

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like a mini ball and socket joint. allows small movement in all directions

20
Q

examples of ball and socket joints in the body

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between the carpals and meta carpals in the wrist joint

21
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classification of gliding joints

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occur between the surfaces of two flat bones that are held together by ligaments

22
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examples of gliding joints in the body

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wrist, ankles, spine