Musculoskeletal System Flashcards

1
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what does The Musculoskeletal System consist of?

A

Skeletal muscle
Human skeleton
Connective tissue

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what is the main function of bones? what do they also do?

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Main function: structural support
Stores minerals
Produce red and white blood cells in marrow
Produces hormones - that effects insulin

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what are bone 3 components? and what do they do ?

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  1. Collagen
    Protein that give bones a flexible framework
  2. Calcium-phosphate mineral complex (hydroxyapatite)
    Make bones hard and strong
  3. Bone cells
    Remove and replace weakened sections of bone
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4
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why is bone remodeled every year? (3 reasons)

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so that its strong.
Repair damage
Maintain bone mineral density
Maintain serum calcium

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5
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what are the two key processes of bone remodeling?

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Resorption: break down of old bone
Formation: new bone formation

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what are the 3 cell types (all starts with osteo)? And what do they do?

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1. Osteoclasts - remove old bone 
Clasts = chew 
2. Osteoblasts - bone forming cells 
Blasts = build 
3. Osteocytes - mature cells, activate bone turnover and regulate calcium
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7
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what are the 3 main types of joints?

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  1. fibrous
  2. cartilaginous
  3. synovial
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what are the Synovial Joints? what do they contain?

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-most moveable joints 
 Contains: 
-Fibrous joint capsule 
-Joint cavity with synovial fluid 
-Cartilage
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what is cartilage? where is it located?

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Dense connective tissue
Largely composed of collagen
Located: between joints, bones, ear, ribs, nose, intervertebral disks

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what are the three cartilage types? what are their purposes?

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  1. Elastic: Flexible, allows movement
  2. Fibrocartilage: Dense, provide support
  3. Hyaline (or articular): Covers ends of bones, prevents friction
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what do ligaments do?

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Connect bones to bones - stabilize joints

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12
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what do tendons do?

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Connect muscle to bone

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13
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what are problems that may arise within the MSK problems?

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Soft tissue and bone injuries 
Joint disease 
-Arthritis 
-Osteoarthritis 
-Rheumatoid arthritis 
Bone disease 
-Osteoporosis 
Low back pain
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14
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what is arthritis?

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Arthritis: arthro = joint; itis = inflammation

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15
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what are the two most common types of arthritis?

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Osteoarthritis (OA) 
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA)
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16
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what is Osteoarthritis (OA) ?

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Degenerative joint disease - “wear and tear”

Breakdown of joint cartilage

17
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what parts of the body does osteoarthritis commonly affect?

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hands, feet, and large weight - bearing joints (e.g: back, knees)

18
Q

what is osteoarthritis characterized by?

A

pain, swelling, stiffness

Loss of ROM and mobility

19
Q

what are the non-modifiable and modifiable risk factors of osteoarthritis?

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Non-modifiable 
-Age 
-Genetic predisposition 
-Abnormal joint structure 
Modifiable 
-Excessive body mass
-Joint injury - work, sports 
-Occupation 
-Muscle weakness 
**running style or throwing motion
20
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how does exercise affect MSK and its complications?

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Improved muscle mass, strength and balance…prevents falls/breaks
Can “attenuate” bone loss with exercise”