anatomy lab skeleton Flashcards
What does the axial skeleton contain?
Skull, vertebral column, and thoracic cage
What does the appendicular skeleton contain?
Bones of upper and lower limbs
What distinguishes cartilage tissue from others?
Is a flexible, avascular CT made of chondrocytes embedded in a dense extracellular matrix.
Perichondrium function
Nutrient supply, growth and repair, support and protection, and anchoring
Hyaline cartilage function
Smooth surface for joints, support, absorption, and growth of long bones
Elastic cartilage function
Flexible, support, maintaining shape, resilience
Fibrocartilage function
Shock absorption, resisting compression and tension, provide support and movement
How many bone in the human body?
206
Compact bone examples
80% of human skeleton; the diaphysis of long bone, skull, shoulder blades, sternum, ribs
Spongy bone examples
Epiphysis of long bones, inside the vertebrae, in ribs and skulls
Long bone examples
Femur, tibia, fibula, humerus, radius, ulna
Short bone examples
Wrist, ankles, patella
Flat bone examples
Skull, sternum, ribs, shoulder blade, pelvic bones
Irregular bone examples
Vertebrae, sacrum, tailbone
Sesamoid bone examples
Knee, hands, feet
Sutural bone examples
Extra bones in different areas of the skull
What is perforating canals?
Structure in long bone and perpendicular; connect central canals within different osteons
Function of canaliculi
Allows exchange of nutrients and waste between blood vessels and osteocytes
What are osteons?
Basic functional and structural unit of mature compact bone
What are concentric lamellae?
Osteon component, Rings of bone CT, surround central canal, and collagen fibers
What are lacunae?
Occupy small spaces
Function of central canal
Osteon component Parallel; Blood vessels and nerves extend through channel
Osteocyte
Maintain the bone matrix