chapter 35 vidlec part 2 Flashcards

1
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what is the stage 1 of bone healing

A

hematoma formation

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2
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what is the stage 2 of bone healing

A

fibrocartilaginous callus formation

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3
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what is the stage 3 of bone healing

A

bony callus formation

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4
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what is the stage 4 of bone healing

A

remodeling

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5
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what stage of bone healing: osteoclasts remove necrotic bone

A

remodeling/stage 4

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6
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what stage of bone healing:  Ossification begins during 3rd or 4th week

A

stage 3

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7
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what do you call the ‘immovable joints’

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synarthrosis

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8
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there is a very little or no movement of joints under normal condition

A

synarthrosis

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9
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what type of joints: sutures in the brain/skull

A

synarthrosis

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10
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allow limited movement of joint

A

amphiarthrosis

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11
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type of continuous slightly movable joint

A

amphiarthrosis

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12
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what type of joints: vertebral column

A

amphiarthrosis

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13
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freely movable joints

A

diarthrosis

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14
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give examples of diarthrosis:

A

ball and socket
hinge
gliding point
saddle
pivot

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15
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what type of joint: pelvic/femor

A

ball and socket

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16
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where the adjacent bones are united by the fibrous connective tissue

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fibrous joint

17
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bones are joined by the hyaline cartilage or fibrocartilage

A

cartilaginous joint

18
Q

envelope surrounding a synovial joint

A

joint capsule

19
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connect two bones together

20
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connect muscle to bones

21
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a small fluid sac that cushions the joint and allow them to move smoothly

22
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attached to bones and other structures by tendon

23
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energy currency of life

A

adenosine triphosphate

24
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lack of muscle stiffness or tension

25
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becomes stiff, involuntary spasm; difficult to walk or to talk

26
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without tone; muscles become suddenly limp

27
Q

increase in growth of muscle cells through exercise or disease

A

hypertrophy

28
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muscles becomes wasted; patient becomes skinny

29
Q

what cells migrate in fibrocartilaginous callus formation

A

fibroblasts
osteoblast

30
Q

what type of movable joint: elbow

31
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what type of movable joint: metatarsal

A

gliding joint

31
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what type of movable joint: metacarpal

32
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what type of movable joint: vertebrae column

33
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contractile unit of skeletal muscle that contains actin and myosin