Skeletal Structure Flashcards

1
Q

2 parts of skeleton

A

Axial

Appendicular

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2
Q

5 parts of Axial skeleton

A
Skull
inner ear ossicles
hyoid
chest (thoracic cage)
vertebral column
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3
Q

primary purpose of axial skeleton

A

to protect body’s most vital organs

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4
Q

No of bones in axial skeleton

A

80

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5
Q

3 bones in inner ear ossicles

A

hammer, stirrup, anvil

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6
Q

How many times does Hyoid move in a lifetime

A

1 x girls - babies suckle/breathe same time until 3 month

2 x boys - puberty, voice drops

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7
Q

The skull forms what 2 structure?

A

Cranium

face

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8
Q

Skull bones are joined with -

A

sutures

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9
Q

What do sinuses do

A

lighten bones
immunity
linked to nose
resonate voice

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10
Q

What are the soft spots in a baby’s skull

A

fontanelles

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11
Q

purpose of fontanelles

A

head fits trough birth canal

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12
Q

when do fontanelles ossify

A

12-18 months old

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13
Q

what treatment recommend to all new babies

A

cranial sacral

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14
Q

dipping fontanelle can indicate

A

dehydration (unless normal)

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15
Q

bulging fontanelle indicates

A

meningitis
tumour
etc etc

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16
Q

Vertebral column split into 5 parts -

A
Cervical
Thoracic
Lumbar
Sacrum
Coccyx
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17
Q

How many cervical vertebrae

A

7

18
Q

how many thoracic vertebrae

A

12

19
Q

how many lumbar vertabrae

A

5

20
Q

function of vertebral column

A

protects spinal cord
movement
supports skull
axis of trunk

21
Q

What are C1 and C2 known as -

A

c1 - atlas

c2 axis with raised ‘dent’ for atlas to sit on

22
Q

how many intervertebral discs in column

A

24

23
Q

which part of vertebral column has no discs

A

sacrum

24
Q

how to intervertebral discs change shape along spine?

A

progressively thicker at bottom

25
Q

role of vertebral discs

A

shock absorbing
separating
stick spine together

26
Q

composition of vertebral disc

A

no blood vessels
annulus fibrosis - outside
nucleus pulposus - middle

27
Q

no of bones in thoracic cage & ribs

A

Sternum

12 pairs of ribs

28
Q

Bottom part of sternum called

A

Xiphoid process

29
Q

rib cartilage called

A

costal cartilage

30
Q

no of bones appendicular skeleton

A

126

31
Q

definition of appendicular skeleton

A

distal skeleton

appendages to major body parts

32
Q

function of appendicular skeleton

A

movement
protects organs - digestion
reproduction
excretion

33
Q

6 major areas of appendicular skeleton

A
shoulder girdle
arm
hand
pelvic girdle
leg
foot
34
Q

6 bone sections of arm top - bottom

A

humerus
ulna, radius
carpals, metacarpals
phalanges

35
Q

shoulder girdle - 2 bones

A

clavicle, scapula

36
Q

Why is scapula flat bone

A

attachment

37
Q

pelvis 2 main parts

A

hip bones

sacrum

38
Q

3 lots of hip bones

A

illiac crest,
iscium
pubic symphysis

39
Q

What is longest/strongest bone in body/

A

Femur

40
Q

leg bones top - bottom

A
Femur
Tibia
Fibula
Patella
Tarsals
Metatarsals
Phalanges
41
Q

Muscles two attachment points known as

A

origin and insertion