Test 2 Flashcards

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This is the prominent bump at base of neck

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vertebra prominens

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These are the bones ends

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Epiphysis

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Provides an attachment for temporal muscle on mandible

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coronoid process

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This layer of spongy bone that is rich in red marrow (produces rbc’s) is called?

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diploë

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cranial bones, sternum, ribs, scapula, are examples of what type of bones?

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flat bones

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This part of the humerous is know as the “pulley”

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trochlea

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This is found between the tubercles, for passage of tendon from biceps

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intertubercular groove

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What is the internal bone surface (next to medullary cavity) called?

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endosteum

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9
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This is?

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alveolar process

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medial border

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11
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Sutures where extra bones where cranial plates are formed

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wormian

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12
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attaches muscles of tongue and neck

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styloid process

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13
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What is the midline of supraorbital ridge called?

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glabella

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14
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This is?

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ischium

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C3 -C6 the spinous process is forked and looks like a snakes tounge

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bifid

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16
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What is number 9?

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Diaphysis

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17
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These are small rounded and flat bones

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sesamoid

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18
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blue is?

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medial phalanges

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19
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This is ?

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nasal bone

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20
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A is ?

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acromial end

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ischial ramus

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22
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Inorganic materials primarily calcium salts are apart of what bone function?

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Mineral Storage

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23
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“cap placed”, where radius articulates

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capitulum

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24
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F is the?

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trochlea

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Number 28 is ?
parietal bones
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Slide 5 CH 6 pt 2
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This type of hyaline cartilage supports external nose
nasal cartilages
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pad of fibrocartilage connecitng ishium
pubic symphysis
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What is the double-layered membrane on surface of bone with many nerve fibers and blood vessels
periosteum
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"the thinker", nerves and blood vessels to lower lip, chin
mental foramen
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What is the long axis of the body that includes most bones that enclose organs
Axial skeleton
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cheek bones
zygomatic bones
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Number three is?
cribriform plate
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23 is?
anterior superior iliac spines
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This is found on the forontal bone and allows for arteries and nerves to pass through the parietal bone
supraorbital foramen
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This vertabra does not have a spinous process
Atlas
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coracoid process
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These\_\_\_\_ irregular bones that make up the face are called?
14, facial bones
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known as the thumb
pollex
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humerus
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pubis
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clavicle
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What are two areas where Elastic Cartilage can be found
a. pinna- external ear b. epiglottis - helps cover opening of larynx during swallowing
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"plow", base of nasal septum
vomer
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This is?
maxilla
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bump on back of head
external occipital protuberance
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form cranial floor and part of the orbits
greater and lesser wings
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"hides behind mandible", not attached to other bones, movable base for the tongue attachment
hyoid bone
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articulates with temporal bone at the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
mandibular condyle
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form the hinge joint with the humerus
trochlear or semilunar notch
51
G is?
neck
52
The black arrow is pointing to?
annulus fibrosus
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This type of hyaline cartilage can be found connects ribs to sternum
costal cartilage
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A is?
greater wing
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C is
greater tubercle
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Name these structures
occipital condyles
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"sword like" landmark during CPR
xiphoid process
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Five is?
middle conchae
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What is the front part of lower jaw
body of the mandible
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What are the five functions of bones?
support, protection, movement, Mineral Storage, and Hematopoiesis
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honey-combed area of ethmoid bone
left and right lateral masses and ethmoid sinuses
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This is the?
Pelvic girdle
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Name the bones in the Axial Skeleton
skull, vertebral column and rib cage
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arm or brachium, "funny bone“
humerus
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These are immovable joints with fibrous connective tissue
sutures
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C is?
vertebral foramen
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The inner layer of the periosteum is called the?
osteogenic layer
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attaches deltoid muscle on shaft of humerous
deltoid tuberosity
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This is ?
mandibular notch
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for air turbulence in nasal cavity
inferior nasal concha
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ribs 8-12 are?
false ribs
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Number 4 is?
Medullary Cavity
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These are the steps in ? ## Footnote 1. in fetus, select mesenchymal cells form osteoblasts 2. osteoblasts form ossification center, secreting osteoid 3. ossification occurs slowly within the osteoid matrix 4. trapped osteoblasts become osteocytes (in lacunae)
Intramembranous Ossification
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sacral hiatus
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This is?
ischial spine
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a.where you're sitting, where walking muscles attach
ischial tuberosity
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A is?
coronoid fossa
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The outer layer of the periosteum is madeup of what type of dense connective tissue?
dense irregular connective tissue
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Cartilage: mostly ____________ ; makes it \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_; also has proteins and fibers
water, springy
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breast bone, looks like a "Greek dagger"
sternum
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This part of the axial skeleton protects brain and guards entrance to digestive and respiratory system
skull
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This is found around entire shaft and helps to resist twisting of bone
circumferential lamellae
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attachment points for muscles on illium
superior iliac spines
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hematopoiesis is the formation of ?
red blood cells
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head of radius
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This cartilage has parallel rows of chondrocytes alternate with collagen
Fibrocartilage
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This region goes through the center of the osteon; contains blood vessels and nerves
Haversian canal
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1st step in Endochondral Ossification
Starts in the diaphysis known as the Primary ossification center
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Name purple region
xiphoid process
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Area in spine where there is no intervertebral disc
Between Atlas and Axis or C1 and C2
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This lines the interior of the medulary cavity?
endosteum
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This is for for blood vessels and nerves found between S1-S5
sacral foramen
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form cheekbones with zygomatic bone
zygomatic processes of maxilla
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Name colored region
parietal bones
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A medical procedure where there is a tap usually done between L3 and L4
lumbar puncture: spinal tap
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Desnse bone is called
compact bone
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passage for the sciatic nerve on illium
greater sciatic notch
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This spinous processes is long and points down sharply
thoracic
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Name this
styloid process
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This is called the "cock's comb", attaches dura mater, secures brain
crista galli
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capitulum
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This is growth of cartilage from (between cells) - chondrocytes within growth area secrete matrix between cells
interstitial growth
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external ear canal
external auditory meatus
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connects the radius and ulna
interosseous membrane
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What is number 8 ?
Proximal Epiphysis
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Connective tissues are composed of cells surrounded by a ?
extracellular matrix
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This type of cartilage helps with support, flexibility and resilience.
Hyaline Cartilage
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gap in back between S4 and S5
sacral hiatus
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hyoid bone
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ cartilage has spherical _________ fibers in its matrix and is the most abundant \_\_\_cartilage
hyaline, collagen, skeletal
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“big hole” for spinal cord
foramen magnum
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notch for for nerve passage
suprascapular notch
113
This is?
mandibular condyle
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This is?
mandibular fossa
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styloid process of radius
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The red arrow is pointing to?
nucleus pulposus
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calcaneous and patellae are two examples of what type of bone
sesamoid
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B is?
lateral epicondyles
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This opening in the bone allows for nerve fibers, blood vessels & lymphatic vessels to interior of the bone
nutrient foramen
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What are the three long bones of the legs ?
femur, tibia, fibula
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holds teeth in place
alveolar process
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A-D
scaphoid, lunate, triquetal, pisiform (Sally left the party)
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rotates around the ulna
radius
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Name of swayback?
lordosis
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"Ole's crayon", cavity in back of elbow
olecrannon fossa
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largest of the 3 fused coxic bones
ilium
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Suture across the top of the head, parietal/frontal
coronal
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lateral area of scapula articulates with humerus
glenoid fossa
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part of vertebrae with "centrum" this is also weight bearing
vertebral body
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lower jaw, largest, strongest bone of the face
mandible
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This type of bone has inside areas of bone with open spaces
spongy bone (trabecular bone
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These turbinates help air move in nose
superior and middle conchae
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What is an example of a short bone found in the wrist?
carpal
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These are little beams that strengthen areas of stress found in spongy bone
trabeculae
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acetabulum
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acromion process
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anchors the biceps muscle found on radius
radial tuberosity
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What is the name of this suture?
squamosal
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this bone stands on its head
head of ulna
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inferior nasal concha
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inflammation of connective tissues squeeze tendons and median nerve causing pain, and loss of mobility
carpal tunnel syndrome
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What is the name of this suture?
coronal suture
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part of radius that is knob-like, a head on a nail
head
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small bone at the base of the pelvis
pubis
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A is?
body
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These are found on the humerus for muscle attachment
greater and lesser tubercles
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shoulder blades, flat side near ribs
scapula
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This is called?
sella turcica
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This is?
infraorbital foramen
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Ilium
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palatine bones
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articulates with palatine bone to form hard palate
palatine process
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These are paired walls of the cranium
parietal bones
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hematopoiesis is found in flat bones but it is also found in irregualr bones such as the ?
, coxae
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What are the two long bones of the hands?
metacarpals & phalanges
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pectoral girdle
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"Turkish saddle" holds pituitary; upper part of body
sella turcica
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"beyond the carpals" palm of hand, heads make knuckles
metacarpals
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This is the shaft of the long bone?
Diaphysis
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"extreme end of the spine", fastens to clavicle
acromion process
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F is?
deltoid tuberosity
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What is the remnant of epiphyseal plate in adults
epiphyseal line
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periosteum has what two layers
outer and inner layers
164
What is this called?
foramen magnum
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sternum body
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This is where olfactory nerves pass through holes
cribriform plate
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What is this called?
zygomatic process of temporal bone
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Open porous bone is called
spongy bone
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pterodactyl, attach muscles for chewing
pterygoid processes
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Spongy bone is filled with\_\_\_\_\_\_\_marrow
red
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This is a fat found in the Medullary Cavity
yellow marrow
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keystone of face
maxilla
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head of ulna
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"near little finger" "crescent wrench"
ulna
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Found in C1-C6 this allows blood vessels to travel the brain
transverse foramen
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This is the forarm
antebrachium
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This forms vertebral canal for spinal cord
vertebral foramen
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This type of bone is found in high stress areas?
compact bone
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There are low levels of hematopoiesis found in these areas of spongy bone
heads of femur and humerus
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"slipped disc", rupture of annulus fibrosus and protrusion of pulposus, causes pain/numbness, presses on the spinal cord or spinal nerves
herniated disc
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This type of hyaline cartilage reinforce respiratory tubes
bronchial cartilage
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This is?
mandibular foramen
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vertebral column
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Names these bones
zygomatic bones
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Name number 8
Forntal bone
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sternum
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how most human bones are formed
Endochondral Ossification
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articulates with ribs 2-7
sternum body
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D is?
spinous process
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immovable joints with fibrous connective tissue
sutures
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sacral foramen
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This lambdoidal suture is found around the edge of the temporal bone
squamosal
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Suture around the edge of the temporal bone
squamosal
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This is the membrane around cartilage
perichondrium
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This is called
pterygoid processes
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"handle" articulates with first rib, has a jugular notch
manubrium
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joint for jaw (TMJ) jaw; “clicks”
mandibular fossa
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D is ?
body
199
This type of bone has a relatively complex shape
irregular bones
200
This is?
mandible
201
This type of cartilage is characterized as having more elastin fibers
Elastic Cartilage
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separates the coronoid process and mandibular condyle
mandibular notch
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Name for hunchback?
kyphosis
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This is ?
lacrimal bones
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superior border
206
rim around base of head
neck
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These are mature bone cells in lacunae
osteocytes
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This is ?
zygomatic processes of maxilla
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part of nasal septum, "deviated septum" when not straight
perpendicular plate
210
Posterior portion of mandible with several features
ramus
211
Name this
temporal bone
212
H is?
olecrannon fossa
213
This is growth of cartilage from the outside (from perichondrium)
appositional growth
214
This "pulp", gives elasticity and compressibiltiy to . intervertebral discs
nucleus pulposus
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have lacrimal fossa: tear duct drains into nasal cavity
lacrimal bones
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2 fused coxae or innominate bones
Pelvic girdle
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form bridge of nose
nasal bones
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Blood cell formation in red bone marrow is called?
Hematopoiesis
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This part of bone fills gaps between forming osteons
interstitial lamellae
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ulna
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This area of a long bone has a thick collar of compact bone
Diaphysis
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What is this structure?
external occipital protuberance
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The most active area for hematopoiesis is in the?
diploë
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What is the cartilaginous area that provides for bone lengthening during growth
epiphyseal plate
225
attaches to the pubis
ischial ramus
226
5 is ?
ala
227
collagen fibers that sew fibrous layer of periosteum into bone matrix
Sharpey's fibers
228
Bone of the forhead
frontal bone
229
E-H
trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate (to take Cathy home)
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Suture found on top of head, parietals
sagittal
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Vertebral bones are examples of what type of bones?
irregular bones
233
The ilium, ishium, pubis are all irregular bones of the ?
pelvis
234
openign allows for arteries and nerves to pass
supraorbital foramen 34
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inferior part of notch (coronoid - ulna)
coronoid process
236
hard palate
palatine bones
237
Number 2 is ?
left lateral mass
238
cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral are all called lumbar?
curvatures
239
Ribs 11 and 12 are?
floating ribs
240
green is?
proximal phalanges
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What are the three types of cartilage?
Hyaline, Elastic, and Fibrocartilage
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B is?
lesser wing
243
Know as your fingers
phalanges
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245
This type of ossification includes how flat bones of skull & the clavicles are formed; formation of flat bones from fibrous tissue; occurs in layers
Intramembranous Ossification
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glenoid fossa
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These are cartilage cells; found in lacunae within extracellular matrix
chondrocytes
248
These are found at right angles to osteons, for blood and nerve supply
perforating (Volkmann's) canals
249
This is the pivot for the altas found on the axis
odontoid process or dens
250
Spongy bone produces?
red blood cells
251
stabilizes medial side of wrist
styloid process
252
What are the three long bones of the arm
humerus, radius, ulna
253
The bones of the Appendicular Skeleton include ?
bones of arms & legs; pectoral and pelvic girdles
254
When bone cartilge forms and a cavity begins to form in center of cartilage model this is what part of Endochondral Ossification?
Primary ossification
255
where dentists inject Novocain
mandibular foramen
256
small canals that connect lacunae to each other and to the central canal
canaliculi
257
The primary role of this cartilage is flexability
Elastic Cartilage
258
Name this
transverse foramen
259
diploë is found sandwiched between compact bone in what type of bone?
flat bone
260
What is the name for bone formation that includes ossification, bone development, remodeling and repair?
Osteogenesis
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Hematopoietic Tissues is what is reffered to as?
red bone marrow
262
Number 1 is?
Crista gali
263
lateral curvature
scoliosis
264
This is?
mastoid process
265
This is?
interveterbral foramen
266
you can sometimes see sinuses on dental x-rays
maxillary sinus needs pic
267
"vinegar cup", joint with femur
acetabulum
268
Name three places where fibrocartialge can be found
menisci (pads) of knee pubic symphysis-between coxae (hip bones) intervertebral discs- between vertebrae
269
22 is?
greater sciatic notch
270
Six is?
perpendicular plate
271
What is an example of a short bone found in the ankle?
tarsals
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concentric layers of extracellular matrix found within osteons
lamellae
273
Name this location
interveterbral foramen
274
lateral border
275
This type of ossification is how most human bones are formed - bone tissue replaces a hyaline cartilage model
Endochondral Ossification
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osteoblasts and osteoclasts are found in what layer of the periosteum?
Inner inner osteogenic layer
277
Name number 9
glabella
278
flaring upper part of the ilium
ala
279
"beak of cuckoobird", vestigial tailbone, fused 3-5 bones
coccyx
280
B is?
vertebral "neural" arch
281
3 triangular borders of scapula
superior, medial, lateral
282
radial tuberosity
283
This part of humerus articulates with the glenoid fossa
head of humerus
284
Orange is?
distal phalanges
285
very mobile, not very strong part of appendicular skeleton
pectoral girdle
286
The outer menbrane of bone is called?
periosteum
287
bone tissue replaces a hyaline cartilage model
Endochondral Ossification
288
What is the name of this suture?
sagittal suture
289
What is a long bone in the axial skeleton?
clavicles
290
Green area is?
trochlear or semilunar notch
291
This part of the long bone is covered by articular cartilage
Epiphysis
292
D is?
sternal end
293
These are internal air filled chambers that make bones lighter and have a mucus membrane lining
frontal sinuses
294
olecranon process
295
This suture may contain wormian bones, occipital/parietal
lambdoidal
296
distal carpals
trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate (to take Cathy home)
297
This is found between orbits, above nose
ethmoid bone
298
Name this bone
occipital bone
299
relatively thin, spongy bone found within layers of compact bone
flat bones
300
Bone where hair turns white first
temporal bone
301
Bone that is known as "butterfly", keystone, sinuses
sphenoid bone
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coccyx
303
coronoid process of ulna
304
posterior point of the elbow
olecranon process
305
Name this
sphenoid bone
306
Elongated cylinders parallel to long axis of bone are called?
osteons
307
internal air filled chambers, make bones lighter, mucus membrane lining
frontal sinuses
308
opening below the eye for nerve and artery
infraorbital foramen
309
These are extra bones as cranial plates are formed
wormian
310
This type of hyaline cartilage forms the larynx
laryngeal cartilage
311
This type of hyaline cartilage can be found covering the end of bones
articular cartilage
312
D is?
lesser tubercles
313
styloid process
314
small wrist bones
carpals
315
Bone on the back of the head
occipital bone
316
obturator foramen
317
suprascapular notch
318
ring of "fibers" surrounds pulposus in intervertebral discs
annulus fibrosus
319
"clavichord" means key
clavicle
320
This articulates with 1st vertebra
occipital condyles
321
These bones form the wall of the cranium (sides and back)
parietal bones
322
ischial tuberosity
323
flexible irregular bones that protect the spinal column
vertebral column or spine
324
proximal carpals
scaphoid, lunate, triquetal, pisiform (Sally left the party)
325
Known as the tuch
ischium
326
E is?
facets
327
4 is?
iliac crest
328
name this
vertebra prominens
329
stabilizes wrist under thumb found on radius
styloid process
330
Ribs 1-7 are
ture ribs
331
What is lacking in cartilage?
nerves and blood vessels
332
vomer
333
What are the two long bones of the feet?
metatarsals & phalanges
334
This includes the skull yet excluding the mandible; includes flat bones that protect and contain the brain, and the bones of the facial skeleton
cranium
335
A is?
head of humerus
336
What is the name of this suture?
Lambdoid suture
337
These vertabrae articulate with the ribs through demifacets
thoracic
338
"crow's beak" where pectoralis muscle attaches
coracoid process
339
This is ?
coronoid process
340
articulates with the zygomatic bone, cheek bone
zygomatic process
341
Skeletal Cartilage is found where what movment is needed?
flexability
342
This is?
mental foramen
343
This is called?
external auditory meatus
344
3 is?
metacarpals
345
The central cavity of the long bone is the?
Medullary Cavity
346
Blue area is?
interosseous membrane
347
"massive" behind ear; anchors neck muscles
mastoid process
348
end of ridge (posterior) of scapula
spinous process
349
This internal membrane of bone covers spongy bone in marrow cavities
endosteum
350
Name this
pterygoid processes
351
a. can be compressed b. great tensile strength c. found in areas of high pressure These are all characteristics of what type of cartilage
fibrocartilage
352
This is?
ramus
353
funny bone (ulnar nerve)
lateral epicondyles
354
midline of supraorbital ridge
glabella 9
355
Four is?
ethmoid sinuses
356
These are known as shock absorbers
intervertebral discs
357
What is number 10 ?
Distal Epiphysis
358
E is?
intertubercular groove
359
This part of the hand only has two phalanges
pollex