ch 8 and 9 Flashcards
hematopoiesis
the formation of blood cellular components; formation occurs in red bone marrow
epiphysis
expanded or rounded end portion of a long bone; red bone marrow producing erythrocytes
diaphysis
hollow tube of hard compact bone; shaft
osteocyte
mature bone cells
chondrocyte
cartilage cells
osteoblast
responsible for new bone formation
osteoclast
responsible for aged bone resorption
bones of upper extremities
pectoral girdle, arm and forearm bones, wrist bones, hand bones
2 muscles assisting with respiration
diaphragm, rib cage
facial muscles
frontal, orbicular oculi, zygomaticus minor, zygomaticus major, masseter, obicularis oris
forms of arthritis that are inflammatory
rheumatoid arthritis, anklosing spondylitis, lyme disease, lupus, psoriatic arthritis
non flammatory arthritis
osteoarthritis
primary IM injection muscle
deltoid muscle in the arm
number vertebrae in thoracic region
12 vertebrae
number vertebrae in lumbar region
5 vertebrae
number vertebrae in sacrum region
5 vertebrae
number vertebrae in coccyx region
4 vertebrae
functions of the muscular system
movement, posture, heat production, fatigue, integration with other body systems
abduction
limbs moved away from bodys midline
adduction
limbs moved closer to the midline
3 types of muscle tissue
cardiac, smooth, skelatal
sacromere
basic functional or contractile unit of skeletal muscle
actin does during contraction
slide along myosin filaments
myosin does during contraction
moves head groups along the actin filaments in the direction of the plus end
muscle origin
where skeletal muscle attaches to the more stationary bone
muscle insertion
where muscle attaches itself to the more moveable bone
muscle atrophy
wasted or thinning on muscle mass; decrease
muscle hypertrophy
increase in muscle size
synergist muscle
helps in producing movement
antagonist muscle
muscles relax when prime movers and synergist contract
amphiarthrosis
type of moveable joint in animals in which the surfaces of the bone are connected by ligaments or cartilage
diarthroses
freely moveable joint
synarthrosis
immovably fixed joint between bones connected by fibrous tissue