bones Flashcards

1
Q

functions of bone

A

weight bearing/support
protection
mineral store
blood formation

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2
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types of bone

A

flat bone
sutural bone
short bone
irregular bone
sesamoid bone
long bone

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3
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example of flat bone

A

skull

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4
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example of short bone

A

carpals

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5
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example of irregular bone

A

vertebra

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6
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example of sesamoid bone

A

patella

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7
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example of long bone

A

femur

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8
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describe contact bone

A

outer hard layer of bone

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9
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describe spongy bone

A

inside bone also known as trabecular

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10
Q

where is the epiphysis

A

top of bone

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11
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what are physis

A

growth plates

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12
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diaphysis and what does it contain

A

middle length of bone
compact bone
medullary canal
periostium

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13
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medullary cavity

A

inner layer of bone containing bone marrow

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14
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periostium

A

outer layer of bone

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15
Q

describe osteons

A

compact bone organised in circular structures

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16
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middle of osteons

A

haversian canals

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17
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small dots in osteons

A

osteocytes

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18
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characteristics of trabecular bone

A

spongy bone
less dense than compact bone

19
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cells found in bone

A

osteoclasts
osteoblasts
osteocytes

20
Q

what do minerals provide for bone

A

make bone stiff and able to support structures
high strength under compression

21
Q

what does collagen provide for bone

A

gives bone some flexibility and reduces risk of fracture
high strength under tension

22
Q

what is bone turnover

A

constant process
balance between bone removal and formation

23
Q

process of bone formation

A

osteoclasts break down old bone
osteoblasts build new bone

24
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what are osteoclasts

A

large multinucleate cells derived from haemotopoietic stem cells

25
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location of osteoclasts

A

found on bone surface

26
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function of osteoclasts

A

resorb bone matrix

27
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what are osteoblasts

A

immature bone cells created from osteopregenitor cells in periosteum and endosteum

28
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function of osteoblasts

A

produce bone matrix and initiate calcification

29
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what are osteocytes

A

mature bone cells found inside lacunae
numerous processes lying in canaliculi

30
Q

what are canaliculi and what is their function

A

connect lacunae to each other
allows communication between cells

31
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function of osteocytes

A

may maintain bone matrix

32
Q

disorders of bone remodelling

A

osteoporosis
pagets disease
osteopetrosis

33
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cause of osteoporosis

A

resorption is greater than formation

34
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cause of pagets disease

A

increased resorption or formation

35
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cause of osteopetrosis

A

decreased resorption

36
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cause of osteopetrosis

A

decreased resorption

37
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types of ossification

A

endochondral
intramembranous

38
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describe endochondral ossification

A

bone forms as cartilage model first
blood vessels invade cartilage
cartilage replaced with bone

39
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what happens to cartilage in endochondral osssification

A

remains in epiphyseal growth plate

40
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describe intramembranous ossification

A

no cartilage model
messenchymal cells develop into osteoprogenetpr cells that mature into osteoblasts which start developing bone

41
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types of bone growth

A

apposititional growth
interstitial growth

42
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describe appositional growth

43
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describe interstitial growth