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L13 Flashcards

1
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How many bones are there

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206

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2
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What are the two major classes of skeletal divisions

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1)axial(80): skull, thoracic, veterbral column
2) appendicular (126): upper, lower limbs - pectorial - pelvic girdle

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3
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Classifications of bones according to structure include

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Compact and spongy

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4
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Classification of bones according to shape include

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Long short flat and irregular

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5
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Classification of bones depending on development include

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Membranous and cartilaginous

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6
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Solid mass dense and hard 

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Compact bone

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7
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Forms the outer layer of bone structure

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Compact bone

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8
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Haversian system is its functional unit

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Compact bone

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9
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Contains space filled with red bone marrow

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Spongy bone

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10
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Its structure is characterized by diaphysis and epiphysis

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Long bone

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11
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Filled with yellow bone marrow, has a canal at the center and periosteum

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Long bone

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12
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Give seven examples of long bone

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Humerus
femur
tibia
fibula
radius
ulna
phalanges

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13
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Is cuboidal in shape

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Short bone

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14
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1 thin coat of compact bone covering spongy bone

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Short bone

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15
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Give four examples of short bone

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Patela
carpals
tarsals
sesamoid

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16
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This type of bone is for protection and muscle attachment

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Flat bone

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17
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Too thin layers of compact bone in closing a thin layer of spongy bone

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Flat bone

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18
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Give four examples of flat bone

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Sternum
scapula
ribs
bones of the skull

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19
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Give three main examples of irregular bone

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Vertebra
sacrum and coccyx

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20
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starts as fibrous membrane, calcium gradually deposited until structure becomes ossified

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Membranous

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21
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Give two examples of membranous bones

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Bones of the skull and mandible

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22
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Membraneous bones becomes ossified by ___ Ossification

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Intramembranous

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23
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Membranous bones becomes ossified by ___ Ossification

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Intramembranous

24
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Cartilagenous bones becomes ossified by ___ Ossification

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endochondral or intracartilagenous

25
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Give an example of Cartilaginous bone

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Long bones

26
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This artery enters the shaft through the nutrient foramen and runs obliquely through the cortex.

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Nutrient artery

27
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Nutrient artery Enters the shaft through

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nutrient foramen

28
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____ nourishes the whole medullary cavity and inner 2/3 of the cortex as well as metaphyses.

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Nutrient artery

29
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The nutrient artery nourishes

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Whole medullary cavity
2/3 cortex
metaphyses

30
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This type of artery is especially numerous beneath the muscular and ligamentous attachment

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Periosteal arteries

31
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Enters Volkmann’s canal

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Periosteal arteries:

32
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Why does the Periosteal arteries enters the Volkmann’s canal

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To supply the outer 1/3 portion of the cortex

33
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What type of artery is Found in the non-articular bony surfaces.

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Epiphyseal arteries

34
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___ has numerous foramina out of which only few are the___ points of these arteries while the remaining are the___ exits.

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Epiphyseal arteries

entrance

venous

35
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Which type of arteries do not have to be ascending and descending

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Metaphyseal arteries

36
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Reinforce the metaphyseal branches of the nutrient artery

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Metaphyseal arteries

37
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How is the drainage of blood succeeded? 

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1)By a system of vein that runs parallel with arterial supply
2) my veins leaving the cortical periosteum through muscle insertion

38
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Diarthrosis (synovial)

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Move freely

39
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Amphiarthros (cartilaginous)

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Slightly movable

40
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Synarthrosis (fibrous)

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Little or no movement

41
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Joints are classified by the freedom of movement, named the three categories

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Diarthrosis (synovial)
Amphiarthros (cartilaginous)
Synarthrosis (fibrous)

42
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Joints are also classified by the manner of adjacent bones what are the four categories

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Fibrous
cartilaginous
bony
synovial

43
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Have collagen fibers spanning the space between bones

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Fibrous joints/ synarthrosis

44
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Give three examples of fibrous joints/ Synarthrosis 

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sutures & gomphoses & syndesmoses

45
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Have to bones bound to each other by Cartilage

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Cartilaginous joints, amphiarthrosis

46
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What are the two main categories of cartilaginous joints

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A)synchondroses
-Primary Cartilaginous joints
-Bones are joined by hyaline
-In the costal cartilage

B) symphyses
-2 bones joined by fibrocartilage
-secondary Cartilaginous joint
-between the vertebrae, in the pubic

47
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have 2 bones fused by osseous tissue

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Bony joints

48
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synostoses

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Bony joint

49
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occurs normally in the fusion of cranial bones to form the adult skull.

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Bony joint

50
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Joints between two or more bones without intervening cartilage or fibrocartilage, other than articular cartilage.

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Bony joint

51
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Bony joint lacks __ and __ na has only__

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Cartilage
 fibrocartilage

Articular hyaline Cartlidge

52
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Synovial joints are examples of

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Diarthrosis

53
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The most common classification of joints within the human body

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Synovial joint

54
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Synovial capsule is made up of

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Collagen

55
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Articular Cartilage is what type of cartilage

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Hyaline

56
Q

Meniscus is pad of__in__

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fibrocartilage

jaw, wrist, knee

57
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Revise type of synovial joints from the note

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