chapter 2 review Flashcards
synarthroses
no movement, holds bones together ex skull
amphiarthrosis
limited movement ex vertebrae
diarthroses
extended movement ex shoulder and knee
axial
pelvic girdle, sternum body
appendicular
limbs or connecting to limbs, includes coxal scapula and clavicle
epiphysis
red bone marrow at end of bones that produces red and white blood cells
diaphysis
shaft of long bone
epiphyseal plate
growth plate between epiphysis and diaphysis made of cartilage constantly replaced by bony tissue
medullary cavity
contains fatty bone marrow
cortical bone
solid strong bone
periosteum
membrane on outside of bone
cancellous
more porous and less dense that compact bone, sponge bone
hematopoiesis
production of new blood cells
colles fracture
distal radius fracture from fall on outstretched arm
comminuted fracture
splintered bone
compound fracture
open wound leading to site of fracture, often protrudes skin
greenstick fracture
incomplete fracture, bone is partially broken and bent
longitudinal fracture
fracture that runs parallel to long axis of bone
oblique fracture
fracture that runs across bone at an angle
pathological fracture
fracture resulting from weakened bone due to osteoporosis or cancer
simple fracture
doesn’t penetrate the skin (closed)
spiral fracture
bone has been twisted apart
stress fracture
small crack in bone resulting from chronic, excessive impact; overuse injury
transverse fracture
fracture that is 90* to long axis, straight across
scoliosis
lateral curve
lordosis
swayback
kyphosis
humpback
osteoarthritis
affects cartilage between joints (DJD)
rheumatoid arthritis
chronic pain in joints and stiffness
gouty arthritis
pain and swelling in joints (from too much uric acid, in protein)
osteomalacia
bone softening
osteomyelitis
inflammation in bone and bone marrow
osteoporosis
abnormal condition of small holes in bone
osteopenia
bone deficiency or less than average bone density
osteosarcoma
malignant tumor that arises from connective tissue and affects the bone
paget’s disease
excessive breakdown of bone and enlarged bone formation
spina bifida
split spine, congenital, membrane covering spinal chord protrudes through gap in spine
subluxation
partial dislocation of bone from its joint
traction
application of pulling force to align dislocated body part