Cartlage Flashcards

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Hyaline cartilage

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( limbs & joints )

  • support, flexibility, & resilience
  • most abundant
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Skeletal cartilage

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  • No blood vessels or nerves
  • Surrounded by perichondrium ( contains blood vessels & nutrients for cartilage )
  • long time to heal
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Elastic cartilage

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( ear & epiglottis )

  • similar to hyaline
  • contain elastic fibers
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Fibrocartilage

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( in between disks of back )

- collagen fibers - strength

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Growth

- appositional

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(Outside)

- cells let out “Matrix” against EXTERNAL cartilage

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Growth

- interstitial

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( Inside)

- chondrocytes (cells) divide and let out “matrix” expanding cartilage from within

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Growth

- Calcification

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Occurs during:

  • normal bone growth
  • old age
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Articular cartilage

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Covers the end of most bones

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Costal cartilage

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Connects the ribs to sternum

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Respiratory cartilage

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From the larynx (voice box) & reinforce other respiratory passageways

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Nasal cartilage

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Support external nose

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Bones

- axial skeleton

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( brown )

- skull, ribs and costal, spine

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Bones

- appendicular skeleton

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( Yellow )

- scapular

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Long bones

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( humorous & fingers )

- longer than wide

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Short bones

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( tarsals & carpels “wrist n ankles” )
- cube-shaped bones
( patella )
- sesamoid bones within tendons

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Flat bone

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( Sternum & skull bone )

- thin, flat, slightly curved

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Irregular bones

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( don’t fit anywhere)

- complicated shapes

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Functions

- storage

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Minerals ( calcium and phosphorus) and growth factors

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Function

- blood cell formation ( hematopoiesis )

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( tissue )

  • in marrow cavity
  • red, White, blood cells & platelets
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Function

- triglyceride ( energy )

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Storage in body cavities

  • tissue
  • fat
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Bone marking

- bulges, depredation and holes

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Sites where muscle, ligaments and tendons reside

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Bone marking

- joint storage

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Conduits for blood vessels & nerves

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Bone texture

- compact bone

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Thick

- dense outer layer

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Bone texture

- Spongy bone

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Cancellous
- light bones
Honeycomb of trabeculae

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Structure

- epiphyses

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  • expand ended
  • spongy bone interior - inside
  • closed = adult
  • open = child (still growing)
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Diaphysis (shaft)

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Middle of long bone

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Medullary

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Middle of diaphysis contains fat or yellow marrow in adults