Bones Exercises 1 Flashcards

1
Q

The study of bones is called?

A

Osteology

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2
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The study of joints is called?

A

arthrology

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3
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The study of muscles is called?

A

myology

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4
Q

How many bones in the adult body?

A

206 - prior to birth, the skeleton is made up of flexible cartilage.

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5
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As the body grows (after birth) , ……. takes place as the cartilage is replaced by hard deposits of calcium etc which make up the bones.

A

ossification - in new born babies the body has 270 bones but many of these fuse as the child grows.

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6
Q

What are the smallest bones in the body?

A

Ossicles which are in the inner ear. Largest is the femurs (thigh bones)

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7
Q

There are two main divisions of the bones of the body and they are called?

A

The axial skeleton and the appendicular skeleton.

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8
Q

Of the two main divisions of bones which division is made up of the skull, rib cage and vertebral column?

A

The axial skeleton - the remainder of the skeleton is the appendicular skeleton e.g. extremities

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9
Q

Bones are classified into 5 types, which type are these - femur, tibia, humerous, radius?

A

long bones - act as levers, are weight bearing & are important for blood cell synthesis.

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10
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Bones are classified into 5 types, which type are these - bones in the ankles and wrists?

A

short bones - small cube-shaped bones. There is very little range of movement between these bones.

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11
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Bones are classified into 5 types, which type are these - sternum, cranium, scapula, ribs?

A

flat bones - protection of organs.

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12
Q

Bones are classified into 5 types, which type are these - round bone masses embedded in tendons such as the patella?

A

sesamoid bones - small rounded bones.

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13
Q

There are 2 types of osseous tissue making up bones: what are they?

A

compact or hard bony tissue & cancellous or spongy tissue.

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14
Q

What sort of fracture is this? Fracture with an open wound?

A

Open fracture

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15
Q

What sort of fracture is this? The bone is broken but there is no open wound?

A

Closed fracture

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16
Q

What sort of fracture is this? A closed fracture that occurs when a strong muscle contraction pulls a tendon free resulting in a part of bone being broken off?

A

Avulsion - commonly occurs in atheletes

17
Q

What sort of fracture is this? Bone fragments at the fracture site are completely separated?

A

Complete

18
Q

What sort of fracture is this? involves injury to bones & other organs e.g. blood vessels, brain, lungs

A

complicated

19
Q

What sort of fracture is this? another name for an open fracture?

A

compound

20
Q

What sort of fracture is this? a closed fracture that occurs when bones are forced into each other crushing them?

A

compression

21
Q

What sort of fracture is this? bone is broken into multiple fragments?

A

comminuted

22
Q

What sort of fracture is this? an incomplete break, a bending of the bone?

A

greenstick

23
Q

What sort of fracture is this? a closed fracture which occurs when force is applied to both ends of a bone, driving them into each other?

A

impacted

24
Q

What sort of fracture is this? bone fragments at the fracture site are partially joined?

A

incomplete

25
Q

What sort of fracture is this? a fracture that is caused because bones have been weakened by a disease process such as osteoporosis?

A

pathological

26
Q

What sort of fracture is this? a closed non displaced fracture that does not require manipulation?

A

simple

27
Q

What sort of fracture is this? part of the bone has been twisted?

A

spiral

28
Q

What sort of fracture is this? a closed fracture, often just a hairline crack that occurs as a result of repetitive movements that strain on a body part/

A

transverse - common in athletes such as runners and ballet dancers.