Ch 16: Drugs for the Musculoskeletal System Flashcards
Musculoskeletal System
bones muscles joints, cartilage ligaments tendons fascia and bursae
Bones
are made up of collagen and calcium phosphate materials they are long short flat or irregular 206 in a human
Marrow
inside most bones, red manufactures the three elements of red blood cells, yellow is found in the hollow parts of the bone and they store fat
Cartilage
Ridgid and is a connective tissue that provides support and allows joint movement
Joints
is a place where two or more bones meet allows movement and flexibility
Ligaments
dense bands of connective tissues that connect bones at joints
Skeletal Muscles
smooth and cardiac muscle lines the GI tract urinary tract, blood vessels airways and ureters
Fascia
sheets of connective tissues richly supplied with blood
Tendons
muscles are attached to bones by tendons
Muscle tones
slightly contracted muscles ready to use energy this is called muscle tonepoor muscle tone is showed by a lack of use
Contractures
permanent shortening of the muscle or stuck in one spot
Atrophy
if muscles are not used they atrophy, wast away decrease in size
Osteomyelitis
is an infection inside a bone
Bisphosphonates
used to prevent osteoporosis
boniva is given once a month
Osteoporosis
is a decrease in total bone mass the bones thin out and become more porous, most common in wrists hips and spine
Bursae
small fluid filled pouches located between bones and ligaments and bones and muscles
Sonovial Capsule
the cavity surrounding a joint
Arthritis
is the name of several disorders of the joints from an excess of uric acid in the blood stream
Uricosuric Drugs
drugs that promote excretion of uric acid
Antiperuricemic
decrease the amount of uric acid that the body produces allupurinol Zyloprim
Osteoarthritis
degenerative joint disease, slowly destroys the mobil joints such as the spine knee hips
Antiarthritic
suppresses inflammation in the joints
Rheumatoid Arthrhitis
is a chronic inflammatory disease that affects the mobil joints