Bone Shapes and Terminology Flashcards

1
Q

Longer the they are wide, most limb bones

A

Long bones

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2
Q

Snapped like cubes (carpal bone)

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Short bones

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3
Q

Thin and flat (Scapula, skull)

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Flat bones

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4
Q

Miscellaneous bones that do not fit in any categories

A

Irregular bones

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5
Q

A hole in the body

A

Foramen

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6
Q

Depression in the bone

A

Fossa

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7
Q

A bony projection

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Process

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8
Q

A bony rounded projection

A

condyle

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9
Q

A soft spot lying between cranial bones in the fetal or newborn skull

A

Fontanel

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10
Q

Bony cavity containing the eyeball

A

Orbit

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11
Q

Where the skull bone meets

A

Bone suture

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12
Q

Used when describing bones that form joint

A

Articulate

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13
Q

A firm, elastic, flexible type of connective tissue

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Cartilage

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14
Q

Smooth glass-like cartilage. Covers the joint surface of a bone

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Hyaline or Articular cartilage

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15
Q

Small bones associated with joints, protects tendons from the wear and tear of joint movement

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Sesamoid

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