The Skeletal System Flashcards

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What is bone tissue

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Specialised connective tissue, its strong, high capacity for self repair and can alter its properties and configuration in response to mechanical demand

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What does marrow produce in some bones

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Blood cells

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On average how many red blood cells are produced each second by bone marrow to replace those worn out and destroyed by the liver

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2.6 million

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4
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What minerals do bones store in them

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Minerals such as calcium and phosphorus

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When the supply of minerals is low in the blood such as calcium and phosphorus what do the bones do

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Replenish the supply

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What are tendons and ligaments composed of

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Dense connective tissue consisting largely of collagen, a tough, fibrous protein

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What is the role of ligaments and joint capsules, which connect bone to bone

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They increase the mechanical stability of the joints

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What is the function of of tendons

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They act as an anchor between muscle and bone, thereby allowing joint motion

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What does the skeletal muscle allow the body to perform

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Movement by dynamic work (body movement) and static work (maintenance of body posture)

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What systems interact to allow body movement

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Muscular and skeletal

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The muscular and skeletal systems are often grouped together and called what system

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Musculoskeletal system

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What connects the muscles to the bones

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Tendons

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13
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Bones are connected to each other with what

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Ligaments

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14
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What does the axial skeleton protect

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Internal organs

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What is the primary function of the appendicular skeleton

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Movement

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What is the connective tissue that is often inserted between bones that form a joint and that eliminates friction between articulating bones

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Cartilage

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What are fibrous bands that enhance the stability of the joints by connecting the articulating bones and holds them together like straps of duct tape

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Ligaments

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What are small sacs filled with fluid, found between elements of busy joints that have a lot of associated muscles and ligaments and also cushion the joint and prevent friction

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Bursae

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What does the skeletal system provide for our body

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Shape, stability and protect internal organs

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20
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How many bones are in the skull

21
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How many hyoid bones do we have

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How many bones are in the vertebrae

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How many rib bones do we have

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How many sternum bones do we have

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How many bones do we have in the pectoral girdle
4 (scapula and clavicle)
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How many bones do we have in the arms and forearms
6 (humerus, ulna and radius)
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How many bones are in the wrists and hands
54 (carpals, metacarpals and phalanges)
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How many bones are in the pelvis
3 (hip bone, sacrum, coccyx)
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What are the three parts that form the bony pelvis
Pubis, ilium, ischium
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How many bones are in the thighs and legs
8 (femur, patella, tibia, fibula)
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How many bones are in the ankles and feet
52 (tarsals, metatarsals, phalanges)
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Why do we have bumps, ridges and grooves on the surface of bones
They provide attachment sites for the skeletal muscles
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The soft tissue called marrow that is contained in many bones produce and store what
It produces new blood cells and stores fat
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How many bones are in the skull
22
35
The skull is divided between what 2 parts
Neurocranium (brain case) Viscerocranium (Facial skeleton)
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What is the bony case that protects the brain and organs of special senses
The skull
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What is the cranial bone of the skull that surrounds the back and base regions of the brain
Occipital
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Which bone plays a critical role in the movement of the upper airway
Hyoid bone
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What are the four regions in the vertebrae
Cervical Thoracic Lumber Sacrum & coccyx
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What does the rib cage consist of
Thoracic vertebrae Twelve pairs of ribs Sternum
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What are the first seven ribs attached to the sternum called
True ribs
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The acetabulum of the hip bone and the head of what bone articulates to form the hip (coxal) joint
The femur
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Out of the male and female which pelvis is wider and shallower
Female
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How many bones are in the appendicular skeleton
126
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What bones are in the pectoral girdle
2 Scapula, 2 Clavicle
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How many bones are in the arms and forearms
6
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What bones are on the arms and forearms
Humerus, ulna, radius
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How many bones are in the wrists and hands
54
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What are the bones in the wrists and hands
Carpals, metacarpals, phalanges