exam - skeletal system Flashcards

1
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1-Anterior
2-Posterior
3-Superior
4-Inferior

A

1- front of the skeletal structure
2- back of the skeletal structure
3- top of the skeletal system, closer to the skull
4-bottom of the skeletal system, towards the feet

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functions of the skeleton

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  • protection of vital internal organs eg: brain,spinal cord, lungs
  • support posture
  • storage of foods: fuels, fats and minerals
  • blood cell production
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spine curves

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  1. cervical - secondary
  2. thoracic - primary
  3. lumbar - secondary
  4. sacral -primary
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types of joints

  1. fixed
  2. cartilaginous
  3. synovial
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  1. no movement, eg: skull, pelvis, radicular & tibiofibular joints
  2. slight movement, eg: ribs attaching to sternum, lumber vertebrae
  3. freely movement, eg: hip & knee joints, cervical and thoracic vertebrae
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types of synovial joints

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bi axial - gliding, saddle, condyloid
uniaxial - hinge, pivot
triaxial- ball and socket

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axials

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uni - allowing movement in 1 plane (back and fourth)
bi- allowing movement in 2 planes (side to side , and back and forth)
tri- 3 planes

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unixial joints : pivot, hinge

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hinge- flexion and extension, knee & elbow

pivot - only allows rotation, one bone around another, atlas and axis

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biaxial: gliding, saddle, condyloid

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gliding - flat bones glide past each other, gliding movements, carpals/tarsals

saddle- when concave and convex bone surfaces align. adduction, abduction, flexion and extension, metacarpal of the joint of the thumb

condyloid- allows slight rotation, wrist

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triaxial: ball and socket

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ball and socket - occurs where a rounded bone head articulates with a cup-shaped cavity, flexion, extension, adduction, abduction, internal/external rotation, shoulder/hip

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Flexion

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a decrease in the angle of the joint

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Extension

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an increase in the angle of the

joint

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12
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Abduction

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taking a body part away from the

midline

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Adduction

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bringing a body part back to the

midline

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rotation

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Rotation around the axis

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