Connective Tissue Flashcards
Hip Dysplasia Symptoms
- Bunny Hope Gait
- Chronic Pain
- Getting Out of Bed
- Jumping into A Car
- Crepitus
Anatomic Location Subtype Connective Tissues
- Bone
- Cartilage—>ear/nose
- Dense fibrous Connective Tissue —>ligaments/tendons
- Yellow Elastic Connective Tissue—> skin/lungs
- Reticular Connective Tissue—-> glands
- Adipose
- Alveolar( loose connective tissue)–> dead space
- Blood—->vessels
Long Bone Fracture Healing
- Fracture Hematoma
- Cartilage Callus
- Osseous Callus
- Bone Remodeling
Etiologies of A Nonunion Fracture
- decrease blood supply
- excessive motion @ FX site
- Bacteria/ @ FR site
- Ca++ decrease/ hypocalcemia
- Diabetes Mellitus
Wolf’s Law
determination of bone density; muscle pulling against the bone
Function of Bone
- Framework for skeletal muscle attachment
- Protection
- Hemopoiesis—>red bone marrow
- Yellow bone(fat)—>fuel
- Store Ca++, P
Ligament
connective tissue holds one to bone
Deossification
lose bone density
Ossification
bone production
Intra membranous Ossification
flat bone
Endochondral ossification
found in long bone
Synovial Fluid
lubricates the joint surface
Hip Dysplasia
genetic shallow acetabulum
Osteoarthritis
inflammation of a joint
Joint Mouse
piece of cartilage that is broken off
Crepitus
grinding noise of joints
Drawer Sign
when stifle moves back and forth in place, cranial cruciae ligament is torn
OFA
orthopedic foundation for animals
Osteomyelitis
bone effected by bacteria
Non-union Fracture
stage 2 cartilage healing
Closed Reduction
no SX needed(casts or splints)
Open Reduction
SX needed ( bone plates, pins)
Neoplasia
new growth
Sarcoma
connective tissue origin
Caticellous Bone Graft
pack it into FX site
Cortical Bone Graft
cutting bone to size needed to put in FX site
Subluxation
abnormal motion in joint
Luxation
dislocation of joint
Osteophyte
bone spur
Bilateral
both sides
OCD
osteochondritis
Atrophy
shrinkage of the muscle
DJD
degenerative joint disease
Prosthesis
artificial part
Tendon
connects bone to bone
Intermitant Lameness
pull put foot up
Cruciate??
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Lipogenesis??
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Arteriosclerosis
hardening of arteries
Tendon
connective tissue that binds muscle to bone
Bone Bank??
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Osteoporosis ??
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Function for Hormone or Structure
- Periosteum—->blood supply to bone
- Osteoblast—> produce collagen + Ca++PO4
- Osteoclasts—>destroy bone
- Haversian Canal—> house convay blood supply and sensroy nerve supply
- Chondroblasts—> produce cartilage
Steinman Pin
used during SX
TPO
triple pelvic osteotomy
THR
total hip replacement
FHNO
femoral head and neck
Meniscus
cartilage pad, stifle
Calcitonin
stimulates osteoblasts
Fibroblasts Produce:
- ground substance
- collagen
- ywllow elastic fibers
- reticular fibers
Joint Capsule
synovial fluids filled cavity