Lecture 5 Flashcards

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What are the function of the skeleton?

A
  • Support
  • Movement
  • Protection
  • Storage
  • RBC formation
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What are the two different types of bone and what are their purposes?

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  • Compact
    > found where strength and load-bearing needed
  • Cancellous/Spongy
    > found where shock absorption required
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What are the characteristics of long bones?

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  • Longer than they are wide
  • Shaft or diaphysis
  • Extremities or Epiphyses
  • Function as levers for movement
  • Thicker compact bone in diaphysis
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What are the characteristics of short bones?

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  • Near equal in width and length
  • Weight bearing / shock absorption
  • Mostly cancellous bone
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5
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What are the characteristics of flat bones?

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  • Protection (cranial bones)
  • Muscle attachment (scapula)
  • Thin plates of compact bone (some cancellous)
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6
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What are the characteristics of irregular bones?

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Variable shape and function

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7
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Divisons of the skeleton:
Axial Skeleton
Appendicular skeleton

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Axial
- skull
- cranium (vault)
- facial bones
- mandible 
- vertebral column
  > cervical (7)
  > thoracic (12)
  > lumbar (5)
  > sacrum and coccyx
- ribcage 
  > ribs 
  > sternum
Appendicular 
- limbs
> arm
> forearm 
> thigh 
> leg
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8
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Humanlocomotion

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  • Bipedalism (2)
  • Quadrupedal (4)

Lower Limb - Stability and Locomotion
Upper Limb - Manipulation

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9
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What is the limb structure?

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  • Single proximal long bone
  • Two distal long bones
  • Hands and feet
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10
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Limb attachements?

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Pectoral (shoulder) girdle:
> clavicle and scapula

Pelvic girdle:
> hip bones and sacrum

Humerus:
> lighter and shorter
> shallow articulation at shoulder joint
> mobility

Femur:
> longer and robust for stability
> deep articulation

Forearm:
> radius and ulna

Leg:
> tibia and fibula
> deep articulation provides articulation

Hand:
> carpals (8)
> metacarpals (5)
> phalanges (3)

Foot:
> tarsals (7)
> metatarsals (5)
> phalanges (3)

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