Skeletal System 1 Flashcards

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What’s are some important cartilages

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Articular
Costal 
Laryngeal 
Tracheal and bronchial 
Nasal
Intervertebral discs
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What is its function? marrow?

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Support, storage of minerals . blood cell protection, leverage

Yellow marrow(lipids) and red marrow (blood cell production)

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2
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What is articular

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It covers the ends of movable joints

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3
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What does Costal cartilage

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Connects ribs to the sternum

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4
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What does Laryngeal do

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Construct the larynx(voice box)

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5
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What is Tracheal and bronchial

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Passageways of the respiratory system

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6
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What does Nasal do

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Support external nose

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7
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What is intervertebral discs

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It’s a cushion bones of spine (vertebrae)

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8
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How many bone shapes are there and what are they?give examples

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There are 6

Long: humerus
Short: carpal
Flat: parietal
Sesamoid: patella 
Sutural: Sutural bones or sutures
Irregular: vertebra
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9
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What are compact bones?

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Dense and hard

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10
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What are spongy bones

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Cancellous or spongy

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11
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What are the two structures of bone?

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Compact and spongy

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12
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What does typical long bones include?

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Epiphyses 
Metaphysis 
Diaphysis
Articular cartilage
Marrow cavity
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13
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What are Epiphyses

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Spongy bone

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14
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What is Metaphysis

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Place where Diaphysis and Epiphysis meet

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15
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What is Diaphysis

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Shaft(narrow), compact bone

16
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What are marrow cavity filled with

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Yellow or red marrow

Lipid or blood production

17
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What is ossification

A

Converting tissue to bone

18
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What is calcification

A

Depositing calcium salt withthin tissues

19
Q

What are the effects of aging

A

Osteopenia

Osteoporosis

20
Q

What are the structure of appendicular skeleton

A

Pectoral girdle
Upper limb
Pelvic girdle
Lower limb

21
Q

What is Pectoral girdle and what does it include

A

It’s a shoulder girdle

Consist of Clavicle and scapula

22
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What does upper limb include?

A
Humerus
Radius
Ulna 
Carpal bones
Metacarpal bones 
Phalanges
23
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What does Pelvic girdle include

A

Hip bone (os coxae)

24
Q

What does lower limbs include

A
Femur
Patella
Tibia
Febula 
Tarsals
Metatarsal
Phalanges
25
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What are three functions of Clavicle and scapula

A

Position of shoulder joint
Move the upper limb
Muscle attachment

26
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What is Pelvic girdle and what does it consists of

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Pelvic girldle is after upper limb and is larger than Pectoral girdle

It consists of two os coxae

27
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What does the two os coxae include

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Ilium, ischium, and pubis

28
Q

Where and what is ilium

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Ilium is the largest hip bone

It is within acetabulum fused to ischium and the pubis

29
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How are ischium and pubis positioned to ilium

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Ischium is fused posteriorly and pubis is fused anteriorly to ilium

30
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What is pelvis composed of and how are they divided

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Hip bones, sacrum and coccyx

Subdivided into false and true pelvis

31
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What are false and true pelvis

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False pelvis are greater

True pelvis are lesser

32
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How to differentiate male and female pelvis

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Female has false(greater) pelvis 100* or more

Male has true(lesser) pelvis 90* or less

33
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What is the longest bone in the body

A

Femur

34
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What Is the largest Sesamoid bone

A

Patella

35
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How to differentiate Tibia and fibula

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Febula parallels Tibia laterally

Meaning Febula is outward and Tibia is medial to the body

36
Q

What is hallux

A

It’s the only toe that has 2 Phalanges, all the other toes (four) has 3 Phalanges

37
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How many Tarsal bones does tarsus have

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7 Tarsal bones

38
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Where does most of the body weight transfer

A

It transfers from talus (pita ko mathi)to the calcaneous (pita)