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lecture 1 flashcards

1
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two Types of bone tissue

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Spongey Compact

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6 Types of bones

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Long, irregular, short, flat, sutural, sesamoid

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Long bone description

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cylindrical shaft with knobby ends

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long bone examples

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Femur, humerus

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short bone description

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small chunky solid bones

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flat bone description

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broad flat shape, thin bones

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flat bone examples

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scapula, ribs, temporal skull bones, parietal

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irregular bone description

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chunky, complex shapes

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irregular bone examples

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vertebra, sphenoid, ethmoid skull bones

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sutural description

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small irregular bones found along cranial sutures

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sesamoid description

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tendons pass over a joint typically flexor tendons formed after birth

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sesamoid examples

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patella, pisiform

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5 surface markings (depressions and openings)

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fissure, foreman, fossa, sulcus, meatus

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fissure description

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deep furrow or cleft

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foramen description

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perforation through a bone or membrane

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fossa description

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depression, usually longitudinal

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sulcus description

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long narrow groove not as deep as a fissure

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meatus description

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external opening of a canal

19
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fissure example

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superior and inferior orbital fissures in the boney eye socket

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foramen example

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vertebral foreman for the spinal cord

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fossa example

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olecranon fossa of the distal humerus

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sulcus example

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bicipital sulcus of the humerus

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meatus example

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external auditory meatus

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3 processes forming joints

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condyle, facet, head

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condyle description

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rounded articular surface at extremity of bone

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facet description

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small smooth area on bone

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head description

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rounded extremity of bone

28
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7 processes attaching tissue

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crest, epicondyle, line, spinous process, trochanter, tubercle, tuberosity

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crest description

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bony ridge

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epicondyle description

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projection from long bone near the articular extremity

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line description

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long narrow mark or strip distinguished from adjacent tissue color

32
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spinous process description

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dorsal projection from center of vertebral arch

33
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trochanter description

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bony prominence at proximal femur

34
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tubercle description

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nodule not pathogenic

35
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tuberosity description

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large tubercle or rounded elevation from surface of bone

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