L3: Functions, components, development and growth of the skeletal system Flashcards

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Organs of the skeletal system? (hint: 4)

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  • bones
  • cartilages
  • ligaments
  • bone marrow
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tissues of the skeletal system?

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  • conncective tissues (including bone tissue)
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cells of the skeletal system? (hint: 3)

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  • bone has osteoblasts, osteocytes, and osteoclasts
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4
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what molecules/chemicals in extracellular matrix?

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  • ca^2+
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mechanics of the skeletal system? (hint: 3)

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  • support
  • protection
  • movement
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metabolic function of the skeletal system?

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  • nutrient store

- blood cell formation

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7
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minerals and lipids comprise what percentage of body’s calcium?

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99%

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what metabolic function is largely involved with the axial skeleton?

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  • blood cell formation (hematopoiesis or haemopoeisis)
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how many bones in the axial skeleton? (adult)

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80 bones (20 in the skull)

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how many bones in the appendicular skeleton? (adult)

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126 bones

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classification of long bones?

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  • shaft with ends (femur,phalanges)
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classification of short bones?

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  • square shaped (carpals, tarsals, sesamoid bones)
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classification of flat bones?

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  • flat (sternum, scapula, ribs)
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classification of irregular bones?

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  • irregular (vertebrae, os coxae, pneumatic bones)
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15
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ultimate causes of skeletal variation?

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  • environment

- genes

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16
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Bone is living …?

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tissue

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17
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bone surfaces have many tiny ____. what for?

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  • foramina

- for blood supply (nutrient foramen)

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18
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what does hydroxyapatite account for?

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  • approx 65% dry weight of bone tissue

- stores/contains 99% of body’s calcium

19
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what is the most abundant mineral in the body?

20
Q

what gives bones brittleness?

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hydroxyapatite

21
Q

what does collagen account for/function?

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  • approx 30% of bone tissue

- gives bone flexibility

22
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what are the membranes of bone? (hint: 2)

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  • periosteum

- endosteum

23
Q

function of red bone marrow?

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  • blood cell forming
24
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function of yellow bone marrow?

A
  • fat packing/ storage
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what kind of bone is described as lamellar?
-compact bone
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what kind of bone is described as spongy?
- trabecular bone
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what do dry bones consist of?
- only certain components of bone (they are not really bones at all) - comprised of only bone matrix and are devoid of cells
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function of osteoblasts?
- create bone matrix
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function of osteocytes ?
- maintain bone matrix
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function of osteoclasts?
- breakdown bone matrix
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what percentage do bone cells account for of bone mass?
- only 2% (the rest is mostly matrix)
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example of intramembranous bones?
- flat bones of the skull - mandible - clavicle
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what is diarthrosis ?
- free movement | - only synovial
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what do synovial joints consist of ?
- joint capsule (fibrous and synovial membrane) - synovial fluid in joint cavity - articular cartilage - ligaments
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Nonaxial synovial joints ?
- gliding
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monoaxial (uniaxial) synovial joints?
- hinge | - pivot
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biaxial synovial joints?
- ellipsoid | - saddle
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triaxial (multiaxial) synovial joints?
- ball and socket
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flexion/ extension occurs in which plane?
sagittal
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flexion ___ the joint angle, extension ___ it?
- flexion decreases the joint angle, extension increases it
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what plane do adduction and abduction occur?
- coronal plane
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adduction moves a body part ___ the midline, abduction moves it ___?
- towards the midlide | - away from the midline
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rotation occurs around what kind of axis?
a long axis