chapter 7 Flashcards

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how are bones classified?

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shape, internal tissue organization and bone markings

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classifications of shape

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long, short, flat, irregular, and sutural

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3
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long bones

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shaft and 2 ends

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4
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short bones

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cube-shaped bones, like ankle and wrist

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5
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sesamoid bone

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type of short bone, bone that forms with tendons like patella

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flat bones

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thin, flattened, curves like sternum and skull

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7
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irregular bones

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complicated shape, like hips and vertebrae

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8
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sutural bones

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wormian bones found in the skull

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9
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two main parts of the skeleton

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axial and appendicular

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10
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axial skeleton

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80 bones, functions to support and protect organs.

includes skull, vertebrae, thoracic cage

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11
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how many bones of skull

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22

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12
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how many bones of face and what are they

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14 (7 pairs)
maxilla, lacrimal, nasal, zygomatic, mandible, palantine, inferiror nasal chonchae, vomer

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13
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how many bones of cranial and what are they

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8
occipital, frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid, pareital (2), temporal (2)

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14
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how many bones of vertebral column and regions

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24
cervical
thoracic
lumbar
sacral
coccyx

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15
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how many bones of thoracic cage

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24 (12 pairs of ribs), and sternum

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16
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TMJ

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only movable joint of the face

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17
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hard pallate of face is made of…

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maxillary and palatine

18
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jaw bones

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mandible and maxillary

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eye socket bones

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ethmoid, sphenoid, zygomatic, lacrimal, frontal, maxilla, palatine

20
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what is sinus

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air cavity, drain to the nasal cavity, acts as a chamber that adds resonance to voice

21
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types of sinus

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frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid, maxillary

22
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where is pain for frontal sinus?

23
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where is pain for sphenoid sinus?

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in the back of the eye

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where is pain for ethmoid sinus?

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between the eyes

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where is pain for maxillary sinus?
pain in the upper jaw
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function of conchae
shelves of bone that form 3 air passages. makes air healthy, warm, humidified and nice to pass to lungs
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ethmoid bone
superior, middle, and inferior nasal conchae
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what are the sections of the spine
7 cervical 12 thoracic 5 lumbar sacrum coccyx
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what is the primary curve
thoracic and pelvic
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what is the secondary curve
cervical and lumbar
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C1/atlas
articulates with occipital condyles, lacks a body and spinous process, has anterior and posterior arches, *articulation with occipital condyles to nod YES
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C2/axis
has the dens/odontoid process *articulation with the atlas allows you to nod NO rotation
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unique of cervical
bifurcated spinous process, transverse foramen with holes for arteries, smallest set of vertebrae
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unique of thoracic
long spinous process points downward, articulating facets for ribs
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unique of lumbar
very blunt, flat spinous process, huge vertebal body
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intervertebral discs parts and characteristics
outer part is annulus fibrosus- several layers of fibrocartilage inner part is nucleus pulposus- loose fibers in gel, shock absorption
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herniated disc
nucleus pulposus breaks through the anulus fibrosis, spinal nerves become distorted
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spine deformities
kyphosis (hunch back), lordosis (swayback), scoliosis (abnormal curvature)
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true ribs
connected to sternum by costal cartilage
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false ribs
8-12 and are not connected 8-10 fuse together before merge with cartilage and reaching sternum
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floating ribs
11-12 no connection to sternum
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3 parts of the sternum
flat bone 1. manubrium 2. sternal body 3. xiphoid process