skeletal system Flashcards
Axial
80 bones
head, vertebrae, ribcage
Appendicular
126 bones
limbs, pelvis
movement
total bones in body
206
skeletal system FUNCTION
support facilitates movement
protects organs
Allows muscles to move
5 classifications of bones
epiphysis diaphysis articular periosteum medullary
epiphysis
END
diaphysis
SHAFT
articular cartilage
PADDING
periosteum
covers entire bone
medullary cavity
hollow chamber filled with bone marrow
function of red bone marrow
carry oxygen to the lungs and organs
function of yellow bone marrow
aids in the storage of fats in cells called adipocytes.
compact bone tissue
provides protection and strength to bones
spongy bone tissue
structural support & flexibility without the weight of compact bone
found in most areas of bone not subject to great mechanical stress
hinge joint
elbow
bending & straightening
saddle joint
thumb
one concave one convex
planar (plane) joint
in hands
slide over each other
pivot joint
allows only rotary movement around a single axis
wrist
condyloid joint
knuckles
ball and socket joint
hip
joint in which the rounded surface of a bone moves within a depression on another bone, allowing greater freedom of movement than any other kind of joint.
protraction
movement of ‘reaching out’ to something
shoulders
retraction
posterior medial movement of the scapula on the thoracic wall
causes the shoulder region to move posteriorly
picking something up
depression
These movements are used to shrug your shoulders
downward movement of scapula
elevation
upward movement of scapula
supination
the opposite motion
moving your ankle outwards
pronation
palm backwards position
Plantar flexion
standing on toes
dorsiflexion
standing on heels
opposition
thumb movement that brings the tip of the thumb in contact with the tip of a finger
reposition
Returning the thumb to its anatomical position
circumduction
arms creating outwards cone shape
adduction
towards body
abduction
away from body
How many bones in the cranium?
8
1 more than number of letters
What is the only movable object in the skull?
mandible
jaw
Fiver vertebral regions (superior to inferior)
cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, coccyx
How many vertebrae in CERVICAL?
7
1 less that letters
How many vertebrae in THORATIC?
12
How many vertebrae in LUMBAR?
5
Scolios
abnormal, lateral curve in spine
Kyphosis
hunchback, curvature of thoracic
Lordosis
swayback
what does THORACIC CAGE protect?
heart & lungs
costal cartiliage
contribute to the elasticity of the walls of the thorax
found at anterior ends of the ribs
TYPES OF RIBS
False & true
false ribs
attach to sternum using costal cartilage
true ribs
last 5 pairs
do not attach to sternum
Pectoral girdle
scapula, clavicle
humerus
upper arm
radius
outer forearm bone
ulna
inner forearm bone
carpals
dots in wrist
metacarpals
proximal to wrist
phalanges
finger tips
femur
thigh
tibia
supportive leg bone
fibula
thin leg bone
tarsals
ankles
metarsals
bones in foot