Osteology Flashcards

1
Q

How are bones organized?

A

location: axial or appendicular
shape: long, short, flat, irregular, sesamoid

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Long Bones

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longer than they are wide; found only in limbs; serve as levers

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Short Bones

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only in carpal and tarsal; as tall as they are wide; used for fine movement

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4
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Flat Bones

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flat areas (ribs, skull); site of RBC formation

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5
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Irregular Bones

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not long, flat, or sort. ex: vertebrae, some in skull

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6
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Sesamoid Bones

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seed shaped, embedded in muscle tendons, protect tendon from surrounding bone

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7
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Osteoblasts

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form bone

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8
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Osteoclasts

A

destroy bone

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9
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Diaphysis

A

middle portion of developing bone

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10
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Epiphysis

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ends of developing bone

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11
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Physeal Plate

A

band of cartilage; weakest spot

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12
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Left Humerus vs. Right humerus

A

greater tubercle is lateral

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13
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Left radius vs right radius

A

styloid process is medial

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14
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left ulna vs right ulna

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medial coronoid process is larger

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15
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Distinguish digit from phalanx

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The digit is made of individual phalanges. Or the phalanx is part of the digit

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16
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antebrachial carpal joint

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between radius, ulna, and intermedioradial bone