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Bone & Cartilage Flashcards

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1
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What is meant by the term osteomyelitis ?

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An infection of bone

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2
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What is an osteoblast ?

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Bone forming cells

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3
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What are the 6 functions of bone ?

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Protection
Shape
Movement
Blood production
Mineral storage
Sound

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4
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What are the classification of bones by shape?

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Flat bone (frontal)
Sutural bone
Short bone (carpal)
Irregular bone (vertebrae)
Sesamoid bone (patella)
Long bone (femur)

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5
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In adulthood how many bones should we have?

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206 - 213

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6
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Which type of cartilage would be found in the TMJ

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Fibrous

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7
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Where is elastic cartilage found ?

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The pinna of the ear

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Which of the following is a flat bone ?

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A - parietal bone
B - tibia
C - patella
D - vertebrae

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9
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What is the structure of a long bone ?
Give example

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A long shaft or diaphysis and two articular surfaces, with central bone marrow cavity

Tibia or femur

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10
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What is the structure of a short bone ?
Give example

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Cube shaped bones

Wrist and ankle

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11
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What is the structure of a flat bone ?
Give examples

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Thin and often curved

Skull bones
Parietal bone

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12
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What is the structure of an irregular bone ?
Give example

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Irregular and complicated shapes

Bones of the spine

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13
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What is the structure of a sesmoid bone ?

Give example

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Embedded in tendons

The patella

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14
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What are the two main types of bone development ?

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Intramembranous ossification
Endochondral ossification

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15
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What does fully developed bone consist of ?

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An organic compound 30-40%
An inorganic material 40-50%
Water 20%

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16
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What three cells are present in bone ?

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Osteoblasts
Osteocytes
Osteoclasts

17
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What is the structure and function of an osteoclast ?

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Large and multi-nucleated
Bone resorption cells that can engulf like macrophages and maintain optimum shape of bone

18
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What is the bone structure of the inorganic matrix ?

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Crystalline mineral salts & calcium
Hydroxyapatite crystals

19
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What is the bone structure of the organic matrix?

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Mainly collagen

20
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What are the types of bone tissue ?

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Compact bone
Cancellous or spongy bone

21
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What is the structure and function of compact bone ?

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Strongest form of bone tissue with few spaces
Forms tough outer layer of each bone
Adds support and protection to skeletal system

22
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What is the structure and function of cancellous or spongy bone?

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Light type of bone with branching bars and plates of bone tissue

Makes up the inside of short flat and irregular bones and epiphyses of long bones

23
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What is the function of periosteum bone?

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Provides nourishment by allowing blood vessels pass to bone
Gives attachment to muscle tendons
Helps with forming and repairing bone

24
Q

What factors can delay bone healing?

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Infection
Deficient blood supply
Old age
Medications
Host response
Tissue fragments between the ends of bone

25
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What factors can improve healing?

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Resting and limited movement
Pain relief medication
Nutrition
Appropriate movement under guidance
Age

26
Q

What microbes can gain access to the bone and spread infection ?

A

Staphylococcus aurous

27
Q

What is osteoporosis?

A

Loss of bone density

28
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What is osteitis?

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Bone inflammation

29
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What is acromegaly?

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Overgrowth of bone in face, hands and feet

30
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What is fibrous dysplasia?

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Abnormal growth or swelling of the bone

31
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What is multiple myeloma ?

A

Cancer of the plasma cells in bone marrow

32
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What is rickets?

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A child’s growing bones fail to develop due to lack of vitamin D

33
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What is cartilage ?

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A firm a vascular non calcified connective tissue

34
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What are the three types of cartilage ?

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Hyaline
Fibrous
Elastic

35
Q

What is hyaline cartilage and where is it found?

A

Principle type of cartilage particularly in foetus and infants
Found in articulating fugaces of bone
Costal cartilage, larynx, trachea and bronchi

36
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What is fibrous cartilage and where is is found ?

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Dense tough slightly flexible tissue
Found in the intervertebral disc
Knee and jaw joints
Pubic symphysis hip and shoulder joints

37
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What is elastic cartilage and where is it found?

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The intracellular matrix
Pinna of ear
Epiglottis
Tunica media of blood vessel walls

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