physiology Flashcards

1
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purpose of the yellow marrow

A

fatty CT → energy source during starvation

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2
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purpose of red marrow

A

site of hematopoiesis

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3
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what is the skeletal portion for

A

calcium, phosphorus

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4
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when there is low mineral level in the blood, what happens

A

minerals withdrawn from the bone

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5
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arrangement of skeletal muscles

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skeletal muscles arranged in opposing groups around joints.

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6
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how do muscles contract?

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Muscles are innervated—the nerves conduct electrical currents from the central nervous system that cause the muscles to contract.

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7
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what is a tendon

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tough, flexible band made of fibrous connective tissue, and functions to connect muscle to bone

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8
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what is a joint

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Joints are the bone articulations allowing movement

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9
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what is a ligament

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A ligament is a dense, white band of fibrous elastic tissue.
Connect the ends of bones together in order to form a joint.

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10
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purpose of a ligament

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Limit joint dislocation and restrict improper hyperextension and hyperflexion.

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11
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what is a bursae

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provide cushions between bones and tendons and/or muscles around a joint.

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12
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what are osteoblasts

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from mesenchymal stem cells

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13
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what are osteoclasts and location

A

large multi-nucleated cells, attached to bone surface at sites of active bone resorption.

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14
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what are osteocytes

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derivatives of osteoblasts

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15
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what cells are responsible for maintenance of bony matrix

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osteocytes

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16
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what cells are responsible for resorption of mineralised tissues

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osteoclasts

17
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what cells respond to changes in physical forces and transduce messages to cells

A

osteocytes

18
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what cells direct initiation of formation or resorption

A

osteocytes

19
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which cells are responsible for bone matrix synthesis and mineralisation

A

osteoblasts

20
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how does chronic glucocorticoid use affect bone

A

Induces the decrease in osteoblast differentiation, increased apoptosis of both osteoblasts and osteocytes