3 Skeletal System - Sheet1 (1) Flashcards

1
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skeletal cartilage

A

chondrocytes (cartilage cells)

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2
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collagen fiber size…

A

amino acids 1nm - tropocollagen 300nm - fibrils 1um - fibers 10 um

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3
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cartilage types

A

hyaline & elastic

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4
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hyaline cartilage

A

1.articula: think of joints ends 2.ribs 3.respiratory: larynx 4.nose

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5
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elastic cartilage

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1.epiglottis 2.ear

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6
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types of bone on location

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1.axial: skull, vertebral, rib cage 2.appendicular: upper & lower limbs, shoulder, hip

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7
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bone classification base on shape

A

long, short, flat, irregular

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8
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long bone

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longer than wide - limbs

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9
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short bone

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wider than long - wrist, ankle

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10
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flat bone

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thin flattened, usually curvy - skull, ribs

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11
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irregular bone

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no specific shape - vertebrae, hip

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12
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compact bone (gross bone anat.)

A

outer layer

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13
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spongy bone (gross bone anat.)

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inner layer (trabeculae, yellow bone marrow, red bone marrow)

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14
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difference between red and yellow marrow

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red: blood cell production Yellow: fat tissue

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15
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importance of red bone marrow

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red bone marrow = production of red blood cells

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16
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disease assoviated with bone marrow

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  1. leukemia: cancer of blood or bone marrow 2. lumphoma: cancer of white blood cells 3. sickle cell anemia
17
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structure of bone

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  1. diasphysis 2. epiphysis 3. periosteum
18
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Diaphysis

A

long axis of bone

19
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epiphysis

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proximal and distal regions (usually wider than diaphysis)

20
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periosteum

A

surrounds the bone, rich in blood vessels and connective tissue

21
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cell types

A

osteoblast, osteocyte, osteoclast

22
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osteoblast cells

A

bone building/growth

23
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osteocyte cells

A

bone maintenance

24
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osteoclast cells

A

bone destruction

25
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compact bone tissue

A

osteon, central canal, lacuna, lamella, canaliculi

26
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osteon (compact bone)

A

functional unit of compact bone

27
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central canal (compact bone)

A

space at center of each osteon - contains blood vessels, nerves, lymphatic system

28
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lacuna (compact bone)

A

space in lamella containing osteocytes

29
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lamella (compact bone)

A

tubes made of minerals (made of calcium salt)

30
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Canaliculi (compact bone)

A

tiny channels radiating from each lacuna - connect osteocytes

31
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spongy bone (microscopic)

A

osteocytes, not well arranged lamella & canaliculi

32
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bone (chemical) organic

A

cells, collagen fibers, matrix:proteins & carbohydrates

33
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bone (chemical) inorganic (i.e. no carbon)

A

minerals:calcium+phosphate, packed minerals+collagen fiber-hard bone