Ch3 med term Flashcards
Connective tissue def.
Binds together/supports structures of body
connective tissue ex
bones, tendons, ligaments, cartilage
Cortical bone/ compact bone
hard, dense, strong, forms outer layer of bone
Cancellous bone/ spongy bone
lighter, less strong bone. found at ends/inner portions of long bones.
long bones
consists of shaft, 2 ends and marrow cavity
ex femur
short bones
cubed shaped, no marrow cavity
ex carpals
flat bones
thin/flat
ex pelvis
pneumatic bones
sinus containing bones
ex frontal bones
irregular bones
unpaired bones
ex vertebrae
sesamoid bones
small bones embedded within a tendon
ex patella
ossification
formation of bones from fibrous tissue
osteoblasts
immature bone cells; makes bony tissue
osteoclasts
phagocytic cells, eat away bony tissue from medullary cavity of bone
-blasts
immature
-clasts
break
osteocytes
matured osteoblasts
hemat/o
blood
-poietic
pertaining to formation
hematopoietic
red bone marrow (located in cancellous/spongy bone)
red bone marrow produces
rbc, wbc, and clotting cells
medullary cavity
inner space of bone- contains yellow bone marrow
yellow bone marrow made of
fat cells/ makes up fat storage area.
adult animals vs young (bone marrow)
young- red bone marrow
adults- yellow bone marrow
articular cartilage covers
joint surfaces of bone
arthrodial or gliding joints
oval projections that fit into a socket
ex carpal joint
mesiscus
curved fibrous cartilage
ex canine stifle
cushions forces applied to joing
chondr/o
cartilage
Joints or articulations
connections btwn bones-allows motion btwn parts
arthr/o
joint
synarthroses
a joint- allows no movement- usually united with fibrous connective tissue
ex suture
amphiarthroses
a joint- allows slight movement
ex symphysis or cartilaginous joint;
diathroses AKA synovial joints
a joint- allows free movement. Fluid filled cavity within a fibrous capsule.
suture ( of a bone)
jagged line; bones form nonmovable joint
ex fontanelle
symphysis or cartilaginous joint
joint where two bones join/held together to function as one bone
ex mandibular symphysis and pubic symphisis
ball and socket joints
ex hip and shoulder joints
enarthrosis
spheroid joint
Diarthrosis AKA synovial joints (6 types)
planar AKA gliding, hinge, trochoid AKA pivot, condyloid AKA arthrodial, saddle, and ball/ socket AKA spheroid.
Hinge joints
allow motion in one plane or direction
ex canine stifle/ elbow joints
Gliding joints or ginglymus
move or glide over each other
ex radioulnar joint