Skeletal System Flashcards
(49 cards)
1
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how many bones does an adult human have
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206 bones
2
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what does the body framework consist of
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bone, cartilage, ligament, and joints
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function of skeletal system
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- support
- movement
- blood cell formation (hemopoiesis)
- protection of internal organs
- detoxification (removal of poisons)
- provision for muscle attachment
- mineral storage (calcium and phosphorus)
4
Q
what are the classifications of bones
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- long
- short
- flat
- irregular
- sesamoid
5
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what does the typical long bone have
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- irregular epiphysis at each end (spongy/ cancellous bone)
- shaft or diaphysis with compact bone
6
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what are the cells that form compact bone
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- osteoblasts
- become fixed in dense bone = become osteocytes
7
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axial skeleton
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- skull
- vertebral column
- 12 pairs of ribs
- sternum
- bones of middle ear (malleus, incus, stapes)
- hyoid bone in the neck
8
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what are the bones in the skull
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- 2 nasal bones
- 2 maxillary bones
- 2 zygomatic bones
- 1 mandible (only movable)
- 2 palatine bones
- 1 vomer
- 2 lacrimal bones
- 2 inferior nasal conchae
9
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what are the bones in the cranium
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- occipital
- frontal
- ethmoid
- sphenoid
- parietal
- temporal
- ossicles of ear
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bones in the vertebral column
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- divided into 5 sections
- 7 cervical vertebrae
- 12 thoracic vertebrae
- 5 lumbar vertebrae
- 5 sacral vertebrae (fuse to form sacrum)
- coccygeal vertebrae (tailbone)
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appendicular skeleton
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- girdle (clavicle and scapula)
- limbs
- pelvis
12
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upper portion in appendicular skeleton
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- pectoral or shoulder girdle
- clavicle
- scapula
- upper extremity
13
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bones in arm
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- humerus
- radius (thumb)
- ulna (pinky)
- carpals (wrist bones)
- metacarpals (hand)
- phalanges (fingers)
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lower portion of appendicular skeleton
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- pelvic girlde OR os coxae
15
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bones of os coxae (pelvis)
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- fused ilium
- ischium
- pubis
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bones of lower extremity (leg)
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- femur (thigh)
- tibia
- fibula
- tarsal (ankle)
- metatarsals (bones of foot)
- phalanges
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tendons
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- connect muscle to bone
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ligament
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- connect bone to bone
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cartilage
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- cushions ends of bones
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joints
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- articulations
- 2 bones or more that meet and connect
21
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classification of joints
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- immovable (skull)
- partly movable (spine)
- freely movable (hip)
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fibrous joint
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- bound together by tough fibrous ligaments
- may be immovable or partly movable
23
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types of fibrous joint
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- gomphosis
- suture
- syndesmosis
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gomphosis
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- fibrous joint
- teeth in tooth sockets
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suture
- fibrous joint
- skull bones
- serrate / lap / plan
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syndesmosis
- fibrous joint
- long collagen fibers
- ex) joint between tibia and fibula
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cartilaginous joint
- connected by cartilage that serves as a shock absorber
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types of cartilaginous joint
- symphysis
| - synchondrosis
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symphysis
- cartilaginous joint
- fibrocartilage
- ex) pubic bones
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synchondrosis
- cartilaginous joint
- hyaline cartilage
- ex) vertebrae
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synovial joint
- filled w synovial fluid
| - free movable
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types of synovial joints
- 6 kinds
- ball-and-socket
- condylar (ellipsoid)
- saddle
- plane (gliding)
- hinge
- pivot
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ball-and-socket joint
- synovial joint
- multiaxial
- ex) hip + shoulder
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condylar (ellipsoid)
- synovial joint
- biaxial
- ex) radiocarpal / metacarpophalangeal
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saddle
- synovial joint
- biaxial
- ex) thumb (base) / sternoclavicular
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plane (gliding)
- synovial joint
- biaxial
- ex) wrist / ankle / vertebrae
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hinge
- synovial joint
- monoaxial
- ex) elbow, knee, fingers, toes
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pivot
- synovial joint
- monoaxial
- ex) radioulnar / C1 C2
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sesamoid bones
- smooth bones that are embedded in muscles or tendons
| - forms tiny parts in wrist / hands / feet / kneecap
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function of skeletal system
- structural support
- protection
- movement
- mineral storage
- blood cell production
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bone marrow
- tissue inside bones
| - site of RBC production / phagocytes (WBC)
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volkmann's canals
- channels in bones
| - contain blood vessels + nerves that connect bone to connective tissue
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how does the skeletal system with the integumentary system
- by absorbing calcium in a process enhanced by vitamin D from skin
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how does the skeletal system with the muscular system
- by following the contractions of muscles, allowing the body to move
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how does the skeletal system with the nervous system
- by protecting spinal cord
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how does the skeletal system with the circulatory system
- production of RBC and WBC in bone marrow
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how does the skeletal system with the lymphatic system
- by producing T cells and B cells that fight pathogens
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how does the skeletal system with the respiratory system
- by expanding and contracting to allow for the movement of air
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how does the skeletal system with the digestive system
- by chewing food to start the process of digestion
