Chapter 6: Bones Flashcards

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Arms, legs, hips, and shoulders (appendages)

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Appendicular

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Head, vertebrae, and ribs

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Axial

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Functions of Skeletal System

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  1. Support
  2. Storage of calcium/phosphate
  3. Blood cell production
  4. Protection
  5. Muscle movement
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Long bones

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Femur, Tibia, Fibula

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Flat

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Cranium, ribs, coxxal

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Short

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Carpals, tarsals

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Irregular

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Face, vertebrae column

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Sesmoid

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Hyoid, patella

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Sutural

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Between skull mines

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Solid and densely packed bone in shaft

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Compact bone

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Loosely packed bone in ends

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Spongy bone

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Diaphysis

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Shaft

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Epiphysis

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Ends

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Area where growth occurs between shaft and ends

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Metaphysis

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Center of shaft, reduces weight

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Marrow cavity

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On the end of bones, reduces friction

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Articulate cartilage

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Red bone marrow

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Found mostly in kids and makes blood cells

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Yellow bone marrow

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Found in adults and makes fat when dormant

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18
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Study of tissues

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Histology

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19
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Solid, calcium phosphate, collagen fibers

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Matrix

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20
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Bone cells (2 percent)

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Osteocytes

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Components that house osteocytes

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Concentric rings around blood vessels

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Longitudinal pathway for blood vessels

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Haversian canal

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Connect one lacunae to another
Canaliculi
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Outer protective covering of bones
Periosteum
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Ground substance (66 percent)
Calcium phosphate
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Strong, flexible fibers (32 percent)
Collagen
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Cells that make new bone tissue
Osteoblasts
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Process of forming new bone
Osteogenesis
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Bone stem cells
Osteoprogenitor
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Break down bone tissue
Osteoclasts
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Process of breaking bone tissue down
Osteolysis
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Horizontal pathways for blood vessels
Volkmann canals
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Struts that form spongy bone make up
Trabeculate
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Functions of periosteum
1. Separation from other tissues 2. Pathway for blood vessels 3. Helps bones grow and repair
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Inner protective lining on marrow cavity
Endosteum
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Process of bone hardening, bone replaces cartilage
Ossification
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Flat bone formation (middle->out)
Intramembranous
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Long bone formation (middle->ends)
Endochondral
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Growth plates
Epiphyseal disks
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Occurs on the outside surface
Appositional growth
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The first artery in shaft
Nutrient artery and vein
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Enter the bone second. Harden and growth plae
Metaphyseal vessels
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Go the periosteum
Periosteal vessels
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Process of replacing bone tissue throughout a lifetime
Remodeling
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Bones are out of position
Compound fracture
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Bone stays in position
Simple fracture
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Disease is ossification of bone
Osteopenia
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Steps of a fracture repair:
1. Hematoma forms 2. External callus forms 3. Spongy bone forms 4. Compact bone replaces spongy 5. Callus is removed over time
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Traumatic fracture
Caused by injury
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Caused by disease
Pathological