Lecture Exam 1 Flashcards
- support
Functions of skeletal system
- support
- protection
-movement - electrolyte and acid/base
structures of long, flat, irregular, and short bones
- long bones (body movements)
- flat bones (protection & muscle attachment)
- short bones ( bending in multiple directions)
Components of bone
Bone matrix – organic 1/3 of bone
inorganic 2/3 of bone
Matrix is calcified/ossified/mineralized
Function of bone marrow
Red – mainly in children
Yellow – mainly in adults
Our body usually is red (adults) and then as we get older it turns to yellow
Ostegogenic cell
“Stem cells” that give rise to other bone cells
Osteoblasts cell
Make and deposit bone matrix (deposition) Blast = building
Osteoclasts
Take minerals from the bone (resorption) Clast= ‘cut’
Osteocytes
Found in lacunae
Bone remodeling
Explain how bone is formed
Develops into hyaline cartilage, thickens the cartilage, and produces osteoblasts
How is the epiphyseal plate differ from the epiphyseal line?
Epiphyseal plate is known as the growth plate – and the elongation stops in adulthood which becomes the epiphyseal line
What does interstitial growth accomplish?
It lengthens bones
Takes place only in cartilage
What does appositional growth accomplish?
Widens bones
Takes place in cartilage and bone
Changes to skeletal system has a person ages
Bone mass decreases at age of 30 density higher in men
Where can fibrous joint be found?
Sutures – in skull
Syndesmoses –tibia & radium
Homophones – teeth
2 types of cartilaginous joints
Synchondroses – hyaline cartilage
Symphyses – fibrocartilage