Chapter 1- Intro to Osteology Flashcards

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a large rounded projection/process/eminence

A

Tuberosity

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a very large, blunt, irregularly shaped process( e.g on the femur)

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Trochanter

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a narrow ridge of bone

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Crest

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a narrow ridge of bone, less prominent than crest

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Line

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a sharp, slender, often pointed projection

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Spine

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

a raised area on or above a condyle
(condyle - a rounded articular projection)

A

epicondyle

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

an arm like bar of bone

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Ramus

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Osteology-Structures that attach to (muscles/tendons, ligaments..)

the principle mass of a structure (big portion of a bone)

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Body

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Osteology-Structures that attach helps the form joints

the location at which 2 or more bones make contact

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Joint

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Osteology-Structures that attach helps the form joints

-a rounded articular projection- part of the bone

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Condyle

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Osteology-Structures that attach helps the form joints

a bony expansion carried on a narrow neck

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head

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Osteology-Structures that attach helps the form joints

a smooth nearly flat articular surface

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Facet

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels )

a canal like passageway (ear hole)

A

meatus

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels )

a cavity within a bone , filled with air and lined with mucous membrane

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Sinus

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

a shallow depression or hollow generally in a bone

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Fossa

e.g iliac fossa

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

a furrow

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

a narrow, slit-like opening

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Fissure

e.g longtitudal fissure in the brain

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

a round/oval opening through bone

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

an indentation is ——

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Osteology-Structures that allow things to pass through (muscles, nerves, blood vessels)

a small rounded projection/process/eminence

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The ———has a triangle-Shaped ———bone in the tendon of the quadricep.

A

patella
sesamoid
The patella embedded in the tendon

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The largest sesamoid bone in the body is the ———

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Looking at the anterior view of the patella , it has

1)——- which is a flat superior—–, 2)——–which is the more pointed inferior edge.

A

1) base - it is a flat superior edge

2) apex - it pointed inferior ridge

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Posterior view of the patella :

1)———– 2) ———3)——-4)——–

A
  1. Vertical ridge
  2. medial articular facets
  3. lateral articular facets
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What does the facets used for ?
It is used for articulation
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Facets articulates with the patellar surface of the ----------and the -------- and -------condyles of the femur.
- femur - medial - lateral
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Tibia is called ------- -------, primary -------- -------- bone of the leg. The fibula carries -----body weight.
- shin bone - weight bearing - 1/6th
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The Tibiofemoral and Patellafemoral called the ------- --------.
Knee Joint
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The knee Joint has 3 articulations ; 1. --------- 2. -------- 3. --------
1. Lateral condyle of the tibia articulates with the lateral femoral condyle. 2. Medial condyle of the tibia articulates with medial femoral condyle 3. Patella articulates with the femur
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The avaialble movement foe the knee joint: 1. Flexion 2. --------- 3. --------- 4. ----------- 5. -------
1. flexion 2. extension 3. internal rotation (limited) 4. external rotation (limited) 5. rotation occurs when knee is flexed
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When the knees is flexed, the ------can rotate------- and ------
- tibia - medially - laterally
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------- is lateral deviation of the distal bone of a joint, and is called ----- -------?
- Valgus | - Knocked knee
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``` Genu Valgum means --------- and its variations : 1. Valgus--- 2. Valgus----- 3.Valugs------- ```
- knocked knee (feet are apart) 1. Vlagus knee 2. Valugs force 3. Valugs orientation/position
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--------is the medial deviation of the distal bone of joint. | and it's variations and it is known as ------
- Varus (feet are close together) | - Bow legged
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``` What does genu varum means ? and it's variations 1. Varus ------ 2.Varus----- 3. Varus----- ```
1. knee 2. force 3. orientation/position
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Structure that help form joints aka -----------
articulation