Part 5 - The Skeletal System 1 Flashcards

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Associated with ligaments, tendons and cartilages

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Skeletal sys

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2
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Function of skeletal sys

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1 support
2 protection
3 movement
4 mineral storage
5 hematopoiesis
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3
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Framework that supports the whole body and its soft organs

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Support

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4
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Protection for delicate organs like heart, lungs and brain

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Protection

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5
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Acts as a levers for muscles

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Movement

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6
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Reservoir for mineral and adipose tissue

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Mineral storage

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7
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Blood cell production

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Hematopoiesis

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8
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Bone cells (3)

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1 osteoblast
2 osteocytes
3 osteoclasts

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9
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Bone building cells, initiaties the process of calcification

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Osteoblast

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10
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Found in periosteum and endosteum

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Osteoblast

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11
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Preserves the mature bone cell

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Osteocytes

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12
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Osteoblasts that have become trapped by the secretion of matrix

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Osteocytes

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13
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No longer secretes matrix

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Osteocyte

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14
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Responsible for maintaing bone tissue

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Osteocyte

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15
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Huge cells derive from the fussion of as many monocytes

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Osteoclast

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16
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How many monocytes fussed

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50 monocytes

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17
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Cells that digest bone matrix

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Osteoclast

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18
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It is concentrated in endosteum

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Osteoclast

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19
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Outer covering

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Periosteum

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20
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Inner covering

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Endosteum

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21
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2 bone structure(divisions)

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1 compact bone/cortical

2 spongy bone/cancellous

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22
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Dense, solid outer layer

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Compact bone

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23
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Inner layer with trabeculae

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Spongy bone

24
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Honeycomb of flat, needle like projections

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Trabeculae

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Bone structure(parts)
1 haversian sys 2 lamela 3 lacunae 4 canaliculi
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Contains haversian canal
Haversian sys
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Matrix/ground substance of bone
Lamela
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Spaces in lamela
Lacunae
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Connects the lacunae
Canaliculi
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Long bone structure
``` 1 diaphysis 2 epiphysis 3 articular cartilage 4 periosteum 5 endosteum ```
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Shaft
Diaphysis
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Expanded ends
Epiphysis
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Hyaline cartilage that covers the surface of epiphysis to reduce friction during movement
Articular cartilage
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Double layered membrane
Periosteum
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Covers the external surface of the entire bone
Periosteum
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Covers the internal bone surfaces
Endosteum
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Structure of short, irregular and flat bones
1 periosteum 2 endosteum 3 bone marrow is between the trabeculae but no marrow cavity 4 whole arrangement resembles a stiffened sandwich
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Bone classifications 4
1 long bones 2 short bones 3 flat bones 4 irregular bones
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Much longer than they are wide
Long bones
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Roughly cube shaped
Short bones
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Example of short bones
Bones of wrist and ankle
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Thin, flattened and usually a bit curved
Flat bones
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Have weird shapes and fit none of the othee classes of bones
Irregular bones
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Formation of bone
Bone ossification
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Process of bone ossification 2
1 intramembranous ossification | 2 endochondral ossification
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Direct mineralization
Intramembranous ossification
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Process that converts cartilage in embryonic skeletons into bones
Endochondral ossification
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Bone growth(increase in size, length and width)
1 appositional growth | 2 endochondrial growth
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Formation of new bone on the surface of existing bone
Appositional growth
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Mechanism by which a long bone grows in length
Endochondrial growth
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Process in which bone is reformed
Bone remodeling
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Bone remodeling 2
1 bone deposit and removal | 2 bone remodeling
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Occurs at periosteal and endosteal surfaces
Bone deposit and removal
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2 bone remodeling
1 bone deposition | 2 bone reabsorption
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Accomplised by osteoblasts
Bone deposition
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Accomplished by osteoclasts
Bone reabsorption
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Composed of body's bones
Skeletal sys