C6 1-5

Question 1

Hyaline - function/fibers

Answer 1

Support with flexibility and resilience (closely packed/fine collagen fibers)

Question 2

Elastic - function/fibers

Answer 2

Stretchy, resilient, tolerates distortion, returns to original shape (lots of elastic fibers)

Question 3

Fibrocartilage - function/fibers

Answer 3

Absorb compressive shock (densely packed collagen fibers)

Question 4

Hyaline - locations

Answer 4

Ribs to sternum, bone surfaces at synovial joints, nasal septum, trachea, bronchi

Question 5

Elastic - locations

Answer 5

ear, epiglottis (little bit in ear canal and larynx)

Question 6

Fibrocartilage - locations

Answer 6

knee and intervertebral discs, pubic symphonis

Question 7

Axial skeleton - function, location

Answer 7

Bones of skull, vertebral column, rib cage. Protect, support or carry other body parts.

Question 8

Appendicular skeleton - function, location

Answer 8

Upper and lower limb bones, girdles (shoulder and hip bones.) Locomotion/movement

Question 9

Four bone classes?

Answer 9

Long, short (incl. sesamoid and sutural/wormian) flat, irregular

Question 10

Long bones - location

Answer 10

Arm, forearm, thigh, leg, palms, soles, fingers, toes (all limb bones except patella and carpals/tarsals)

Question 11

Short bones - location

Answer 11

Carpals of wrist, tarsals of ankles

Question 12

Flat bones - location

Answer 12

Roof of skull, sternum, ribs, scapulae

Question 13

Irregular bones - location

Answer 13

Spinal vertebrae, bones of pelvis, several skull bones

Question 14

Sesamoid bones - location

Answer 14

small flat bones that develop inside tendons and most commonly located near joints at the knees, hands, feet. (patella)

Question 15

Sutural (wormian) bones - location

Answer 15

between the flat bones of the skull

Question 16

Long bone characteristics?

Answer 16

Longer than wide (elongated), has shaft with two ends that are often expanded.

Question 17

Short bone characteristics?

Answer 17

Roughly cube shaped.

Question 18

Flat bone characteristics?

Answer 18

Thin, flattened, usually a bit curved

Question 19

Irregular bone characteristics?

Answer 19

Complicated shapes that do not fit any other category

Question 20

Sesamoid bone characteristics?

Answer 20

Shaped like a sesame seed

Question 21

Bone Functions? 7

Answer 21

Support, Protection, movement,
mineral and growth factor storage, triglyceride storage
blood cell formation, , hormone production

Question 22

Function - Support

Answer 22

Bones form a framework that support the body and cradles soft organs

Question 23

Function - Protection

Answer 23

Skull protects brain, vertebrae surround spinal cord, rib cage protects vital organs of thorax

Question 24

Function - Movement

Answer 24

Muscle uses bone as levers to move the body

Question 25

Function - Mineral and growth factor storage

Answer 25

Reservoir for minerals, notably calcium and phosphate and growth factors

Question 26

Function - Blood cell formation

Answer 26

Hematopoiesis occurs in red marrow

Question 27

Function - Triglyceride storage

Answer 27

Fat is stored in bone cavitites (yellow marrow)

Question 28

Function - Hormone production

Answer 28

Produce osteocalcin (hormone which regulates bone formation, guards against obesity, diabetes, glucose intolerance)

Question 29

Wormian/sutural - characteristics

Answer 29

small (a grain of sand to size of quarter), flat irregularly shaped bones

Question 30

Skeleton?

Answer 30

Very dynamic! Bone, cartilage, ligaments and other ct that stabilizes or connects to bone

Question 31

Skeletal cartilage

Answer 31

Differs from other ct - less diverse cell pop. And more densely packed fibers. Also semi-rigid.

Question 32

Skeletal cartilage characteristics

Answer 32

Lots of water
Avascular/not innervated
Perichondrium
Chondrocytes and matrix
Matrix contains condroitin