Lecture Bones Flashcards

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1
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What abnormal curvature of the spine is the result of week abdominal muscles

A

Lordosis

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What abnormal curvature of the spine is caused most often caused by osteoporosis, and what are it characteristics?

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Kyphosis. It creates a humpback position. Also called dowager’s hump

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3
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What causes spina bifida?

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Lack of proper fusion between vertebral bones. Associated with low folic acid.

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4
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How many arches are there in the foot?

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Three the transverse arch, the medial longitudinal arch, the lateral longitudinal arch

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5
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What clinical problems occur with changes in the medial arch and how do they present.

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Flatfooted is a weakened medial arch and claw foot is an elevated medial arch

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What do the the osteoclasts release to breakdown collagen fibers?

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Acid phosphatase

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What is a typical ratio of osteoblasts to osteoclasts in the osteogenic layer?

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about 20/30 to 1

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What is the crystal matrix of bone called?

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Hydroxylapatite

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9
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What is the volume ration of organic to inorganic matter in bone

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about 2/3 organic to 1/2 inorganic opposite for weight

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10
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What kind of charge is created by The piezoelectric effect in bone?

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A negative charge

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11
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What causes calcium salts to form during endochrondral bon formation?

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Acidification from cell death of the starved chrondrocytes

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12
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Where are is the primary ossification center of bone?

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The bone collar on the outside of the diaphisia

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13
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Where is the secondary ossification center?

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In the center of the epiphyis

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14
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What is apposition all bone growth?

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Growth in width

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15
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What is in bone to stop the crystal from splitting

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Calcium carbonate

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16
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What is the bone marrow cavity in a long bone called?

A

Medullary cavity

17
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What is another name for spongy bone as a whole and one for the bone portion of the spongy bone

A

Spongy bone can be called dipole the bone portion is Trabeculae

18
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What is a perforating canal in an osteon and its function?

A

It is the blood vessels running perpendicular to the central canal. The function is to restore blood to the area if there is damage.

19
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Where to the first blood cells come from developmentally?

A

the yolk sac

20
Q

At what point developmentally do red blood cell get ordered inside the bones?

A

12 weeks gestation? Prior to that they are ordered in the spleen and before that the liver

21
Q

What is the function of yellow marrow?

A

It is compressible and is for shock absorption, prevent fracture

22
Q

What are the steps of bone remodeling?

A

Quinesence, Resorbtion, Reversal, Formation, Mineraliztion

23
Q

What is acromegaly and what kind bone growth occurs?

A

Secretion of growth hormone after the growth plates have close. Increased appositional growth.

24
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What hormone is responsible for growth plate closure?

A

Estrogen

25
Q

What is the Annulus fibrosis

A

The fibrocartilage of the intervertebral disc

26
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What is a herniated disc?

A

A break in the collagen fibers of the annulus fibrosis that allows the nucleus pulposis

27
Q

Describe the pathway from 7-dehydrocholesteriol to calcitriol

A

7-dehydrocholesteriol+UV —-> Cholecalceferol

= Liver —–> Calcidiol+ Kidney——> Calcitriol

28
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Where does parathyroid Increase calcium re-absorption?

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Distal Convulated Tubile of the Kidney