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First Test In April Ahh Flashcards

1
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80 bones divided in the skull, vertebral column & thoracic cage

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Axial bones

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2
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Shoulder & pelvic girdle attach

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Thoracic

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3
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Holds up skull

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Atlas vertebra

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4
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What are the 3 sections of the spine

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Cervical vertebrae, thoracic vertebrae, and lumbar vertebrae

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5
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What is the range of the cervical vertebrae bones?

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1-7

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What is the range of the thoracic vertebrae bones?

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8-19

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7
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What is the range of the lumbar vertebrae bones?

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20-25

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8
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Top part of ribs

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True ribs

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9
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Bottom portion of ribs

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False ribs

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10
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Bones which help move

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Appendicular bones

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11
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What are the 2 types of appendicular bones

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Upper limb appendages and lower limb appendages

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12
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Move arms

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Upper limb appendages

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13
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Move legs

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Lower limb appendages

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14
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What kind of material binds those bones together

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Ligaments

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15
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How much that joint can move

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Range of motion

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16
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Joints which don’t move (some can be found in the skull)

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Synarthroses

17
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Partly-moving joints (pubic bone which join to form pelvis)

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Amphiarthroses

18
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Fully moveable (ex. Knee & elbow joint) mostly found in limb

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Diarthroses

19
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Structural classification is made of…

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Fibrous joint, cartilaginous joint, and synovial joint

20
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Connects bone with…

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Fibrous joint

21
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Fibrous joint have ______ fibrous connective tissue and _____ move

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Dense
Don’t

22
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Unite using cartilage and has minimal movement (not much)

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Cartilaginous

23
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What are the 2 types of cartilaginous

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Synchondroses & symphyses

24
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Has 6 special features

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Synovial joint

25
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Articular cartilage that covers the opposing bone surface (part of the 6 special features)

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Synovial membrane

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Bandlike ligament (part of the 6 special features)

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Synovial joint

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A joint cavity (part of 6 special features)

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Synovial joint

28
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Synovial fluid lubricant ( part of 6 special features)

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Synovial joint

29
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A fibrous joint capsule (part of 6 special features)

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Synovial joint

30
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Sensory nerve fibers and blood vessels (part of the 6 special features)

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Synovial joint

31
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What allows movement

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Tendon

32
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What holds the structure

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Ligaments

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