Bones Flashcards

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1
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Examples of long bones

A

Humorous; tibia

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2
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Example of short bones

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Phalanges

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3
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Example of flat bone

A

Scapula

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4
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Example of irregular bone

A

Scalpula

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5
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Where is compact bone

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Shafts of long bone and outside layer of all bones

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What does compact bone look like to the unaided eye

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A smooth solid and very dense material with no visible cavities

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What is the function of compact bone

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For support and to reduce compression intention

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Where is the spongy AKA cancellous bone

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Inside the bone

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What is the function of spongy or cancellous

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To stand up to the forces bones are subjected to

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What is compressional strength

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How much weight a bone can hold until it reaches a Breaking Point

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What is tensile strength

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How much tension compression or Shear force can be exuded before the bone breaks

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12
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What happens when you heat up a bone

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You destroy the organic components of the bone

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13
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What happens when you soak a bone in acid

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Dissolve the inorganic components of the bone

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14
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List the organic components of a bone and describe what they do

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Lipids help bone mineralization and cell survival and function and critical signaling pathways

Collagen provides structure support strength and flexibility

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What are the inorganic compounds of the bone and what do they do

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Hydroxyapatite or minerals give bones it’s toughness

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16
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What kind of strength do inorganic components impart into the bone

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Compressive strength to provide hardness and resistance to compression

17
Q

How does the presence of inorganic salt in the bone support another function of the skeletal system

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The presence of inorganic salt provide structural support to the skeletal system

18
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How does the presence of inorganic salt in the bone support another function of the skeletal system

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The presence of inorganic salt provide structural support to the skeletal system

19
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How are bones strong and what kind of strengths do they have

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Bones are strong because of tensile and compressive strength which support to the skeletal and provide critical Pathways and reduces damage from physical trauma