P. 6 Flashcards

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Types of bones:

A
  • flat bone
  • irregular bone
  • short bones
  • long bone
  • sesamoid bone
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2
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Examples of flat bone:

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Like bones formed from scapula, ribs and roof of skull

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3
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Examples of irregular bone:

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Vertebrae and sphenoid bone

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4
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Examples of short bones

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Carpal and tarsal bones

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5
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What does long bone consist of? And give an example

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Formed from shaft and 2 extrimets

Like bone formed the upper and lower limbs including metacarpal, metatarsal & phalanges

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6
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Example of sesamoid bone;

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Patella which is formed from quadriceps femurs tendon

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7
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Membranous bone which developed in dense membrane of ……

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Mesodermal tissue

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8
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Cartilaginous bone which developed from ….

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Cartilage

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9
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What are the two 2 basic types of bone tissue?

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  • compact bone
  • spongy bone (calcellous)
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10
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What does the compact bone form?

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Form outer hard layer

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11
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What does the spongy bone form?

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From inner delectable layer

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12
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The spongy bone is usually filled with….

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Red bone marrow

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13
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What is periosteum?

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It is a connective tissue covering the outer surface of the compact bone

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14
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What are the 2 layers of periosteum?

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  • outer layer (Fibrous layer)
  • inner layer (osteogenicli)
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15
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What are the functions of the two layers of the periosteum?

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  • Outer layer: for fixation of muscles or tendons and contains openings
  • Inner layer: for growth in width and contains osteocytes
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16
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What is fascia?

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Connective tissue sheaths that hold the structures of the body together in organized arrangements.

17
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Where is fascia situated in the body?

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Between the skin and underlying structures.

18
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The fasciae of the body can be divided into 2 types:

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  • superficial fascia (subcutaneous tissue)
  • deep fascia (muscular fascia, visceral fascia).
19
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What is superficial fascia made of?

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A mixture of loose areolar and adipose tissue.

20
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What does superficial fascia connect?

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The dermis of skin to underlying deep fascia containing numerous bundles of collagen fiber.

21
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What does deep fascia invest in the body?

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Muscles and other deep structures in the region of joints.

22
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What does derma mean in Greek?

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Skin