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Skeletal system

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°bones
°joints
°supporting tissue

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Bones are?

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Organs of the skeletal system made of osseous tissue and dense regular & irregular CT, and bone marrow

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Functions of the skeletal system
(6 functions)

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°Protect
°storage
°red blood cell formation
°fat storage
°movement
°support

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Functions of the skeletal system
Protect

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To Protect vital organs

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Functions of the skeletal system
Storage

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Mineral storage and acid base homeostasis

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Functions of the skeletal system
Red blood cell production

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Produce red-blood cells in the red bone marrow (hemopoiesis)

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Functions of the skeletal system
Fat storage

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Storeing fat in the yellow bone marrow (medullary cavity)

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Functions of the skeletal system
Movement

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Muscles attach to bone to create movement

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Functions of the skeletal system
Support

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Supports the weight of the body and its structural framework

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Shapes of bones:
(5 of them)

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°long bones
°short bones
°flat bones
°irregular bones
°sesamoid bones

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Shapes of bones:
long bones

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°long and skinny
°most bones in arms and legs

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Shapes of bones:
short bones

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°roughly cube shaped
° carpals and tarsals

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Shapes of bones:
flat bones

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°thin and broad
°ribs, pelvis, sternum, and flat bones of skull

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Shapes of bones:
Irregular bones

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Vertebrae and certain skull bones

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Shapes of bones: sesamoid bones

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°located within tendons
°patella (kneecap)

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Bone structure of long bone

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°Diaphysis (shaft)
°Epiphysis (ends)
°Marrow cavity (contains bone marrow)

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Compact bone

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°hard, dense outer region
(found in diaphysis)
°allows bones to resist stress (compression and twisting)

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Spongy bone

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(Cancellous)
°found inside the epiphysis
°resist forces from many directions
°honeycomb like frame work

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Epiphyseal lines

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° Separates epiphysis from diaphysis
°remnants of epiphyseal plates

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Epiphyseal plate

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(Growth plates)
Hyaline cartilage found in developing bones of children

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Extracellular matrix of the bone is made up of?

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Inorganic matrix and organic matrix.

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Extracellular Matrix of bone:
Inorganic matrix

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65%
Consisting of minerals
(makes bones hard)
Hydroxyapatite salts of Ca & P

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Extracellular Matrix of bone:
Organic matrix

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35%
Osteoid
Consist of collagen fibers and usually ECM. (Gives flexibility)

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Bone cells:
(4 of them)

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°osteogenic
(differentiate into osteoblast)
°osteoblast
Bone building
°osteocytes
Mature bone cells in lacunae
°osteoclasts
Bone resorption
Secrete enzymes and acids

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Structure of compact bone:
Osteon
(haversian system)

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°lamellae (rings)
°central canal
(blood vessels and nerves)
°lacunae (space of osteocytes)
°canaliculi (little canals)
°volkmans canal
(blood vessels and nerves that go perpendicular to central canals)

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Structure of spongy bone

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°not wt. Bearing
°not organized into osteons
°trabeculae

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Ossification (osteogensis)

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° Process of bone formation.
° Begins in embryonic period and continues throughout adulthood.

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Intramembranous ossificatio

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°forms many flat bones
(bones of skull and clavicles)
°formed within a mesenchymal membrane
Spongy bone ossifies before outer compact bone layers
°forms primary ossification center
°Fotanels areas of incomplete Intramembranous ossification

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Endochondral ossification

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°Bone development for all bones below head except Clavicles
°Many bones complete ossification by age 7

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Endochondral ossification

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°bones begin within hyaline Cartilage template
°Hyaline cartilage model made of chondrocytes, collagen and ECM surrounded by CT perichondrium
°Cartilage breaks down
°Collar formation (periosteum )
°primary ossification center mid-diaphysis
°secondary ossification centers at epiphy seal ends
°Most bones of skeleton formed this way.

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Appositional growth

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Bone growth in width

32
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Growth hormone (GH)

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°secreted by anterior pituitary gland
°enhances protein synthesis and cell division in most all tissues, including bone

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Testosterone

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°pronounced effect on bone growth:
- Increases appositional growth in males
- Increases rate of mitosis in epiphyseal plate; leads to “growth spurts “ in teenage

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Estrogen also plays a role in bone growth:

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⁃ Increases the rate of longitudinal growth and inhibits osteoclasts
°Accelerates closure of epiphyseal plate at a much faster rate than testosterone
> average height differences between genders

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Bone remodeling

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new bone is formed by bone deposition, and old bone is removed by bone resorption
°Maintenance Replacement of calcium ion homeostasis
°Adaptation to tension and stress
°Adaptation to tension n stress

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PTH (parathyroid hormone from parathyroid gland)

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°stimulates effects that increase blood Ca+2 levels
° Increases osteoclast activity
○ Increases absorption of calcium from gut
o Inhibits calcium /oss in urine

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Calcitonin (from thyroid gland)

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°causes decreased blood Ca+2 levels
o Inhibits osteoclasts
○ Increases calcium loss in urine

38
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Fractures:

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°Simple
°compound
°spiral
°compression
°comminuted
°avulsion
°greenstick
°epiphyseal plate

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Fractures:
Simple

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Break inside body

40
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Fractures:
Compound

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Bone breaks skin

41
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Fractures:
Spiral

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Break in twisting factor

42
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Fractures:
Compression

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Force breaks or impact breaks bone

43
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Fractures:
Comminuted

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Shattered bone

44
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Fractures:
Avulsion

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Piece of bone breaks off the bone

45
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Fractures:
Greenstick

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Bone doesn’t break all the way through, most common in children because bones are soft and flexible

46
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Fractures:
Epiphyseal plate

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Cartilage breaks (most common in children)

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