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1
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derived from a Greek word meaning dried

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Skeleton

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2
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  • Longer than they are wide
    • Most bones of Upper Limbs and
      Lower Limbs
    • Movement and Support
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  • Long Bones
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3
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  • Broader than long
    • Cube-like shape
    • Provide stability, support,
      while allowing for some motion.
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  • Short Bones
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4
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  • Thin flattened shape
    • Points of attachment for muscles
    • Protector of internal organs
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  • Flat Bones
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5
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  • Complex shape
    • Protect internal organs, movement
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Irregular Bones

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6
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  • Small and Round
    - Protect tendons from excessive force
    - allow effective muscle action
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Sesamoid

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7
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central shaft

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Diaphysis

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8
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two ends

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Epiphysis

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9
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covers the ends of
epiphysis

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  • Articular cartilage
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10
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site of
growth in bone length

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Epiphyseal plate

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11
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called when growth in bone
length of epiphyseal plate stops

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Epiphyseal line

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12
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soft tissue in the medullary cavities of the bone

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Marrow

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13
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made mostly of fat and contains stem cells that can become cartilage, fat or bone cells.

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Yellow marrow

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14
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consists of blood forming cells and is the
only site of blood formation in adults

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Red marrow

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15
Q

Mostly solid matrix and cells
- Forms the hard, dense
outer layer of bones
throughout the human body
- Provide strength and
protection to bones

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Compact Bone

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16
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Consist of a lacy network of
bone with many small,
marrow- filled spaces.
- Provide greater strength
and rigidity

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Cancellous bone

17
Q

this protecting the
delicate organs in the body

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Axial Skeleton

18
Q

comprised of
the upper and lower extremities,
which include the shoulder girdle
and pelvis.

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Appendicular skeleton

19
Q

Continue the central bony core of
the body

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Axial Skeleton

20
Q

the bone that connects
the sternum to the shoulder

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Clavicle

21
Q

also know as the shoulder
blade, bone that connects the
humerus.

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Scapula

22
Q

Bone of the upper arm
* Greater & lesser tubercles

  • Bicipital grove or intertubercular sulcus
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Humerus

23
Q

long bones located in the upper arm
between the shoulder.

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Articulates with radius & ulna

24
Q

One of the two large bones of the
forearm.

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Radius

25
Q

-longer than the radius

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Ulna

26
Q

-the longest and strongest bone
of the body. ability to stand and move

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1 femur

27
Q

represents the iliac crest
–ant superior iliac spine—ant
portion

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Ilium

28
Q

ant part of bone

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Pubis

29
Q

inf & post part

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Ischium

30
Q

union of the 3 parts

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Acetabulum

31
Q

formed when two bones meet to allow
movement.

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Joints

32
Q

a synovial joint built
between two bones that meet on flat
articular surface allowing sliding or gliding
motion

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Gliding joint

33
Q

type of joint that function
much like the hinge on a door,
allowing bones to move in one
direction back and forth with
limited motion along other
planes.

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Hinge Joint

34
Q

Enable bones to move
freely in all directions

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Ball and socket joint

35
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  • the joint allows back
    and forth motion as well
    ups and down
    movement.
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Saddle Joint

36
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are bands of tough elastic
tissue around joints.

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Ligaments

37
Q

connect muscle to bones.
A cord strong and flexible
tissue similar to rope.

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Tendons

38
Q

A strong, flexible
connective tissue that
protect joints and bones.

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Cartilage