Skeletal System Flashcards

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Long bone description, function, eg

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Longer than they are wide, form majority of appendicular skeleton and are the levers of movement for limbs

eg Tibia, fibula, femur

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Short bone description, function, eg

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small and regularly shaped, gathered in groups to provide strength

eg carpals, tarsals

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Flat bone description, function, eg

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Thin in apperence and provide protection

eg cranium/skull, illium

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Irregular bone description, function, eg

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Specialised in their location, usually have a large hole in them to allow for nerves and blood vessels to pass through while being protected

eg vertebrae column, sacrum

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Sesamoid bone description, function, eg

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Associated with tendons, usually where passing close to another bone, responsible for improving efficiency of tendons

eg, patella 1st metatarsal joint

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what forms Axial skeleton & eg

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made up of 80 bones, eg skull vertebrae column (spine), thoracic cage (rib cage)

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what forms appendicular skeleton & eg

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made up of 126 bones, eg lower and upper limbs, shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle

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Skeletal system function - Protection

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part of skeletal system involved is cranium, nervous system benefits, forms a hard case around the brain

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Skeletal system function - blood cell production

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part of skeletal system involved is the red marrow within the spongy bone of the epiphysis - red blood cells carry oxygen in the blood (cardiovascular system), white blood cells help fight infection (Lymphatic system)

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Skeletal system function - storage minerals & chemical energy

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part of skeletal system involved is all bones (minerals) and the yellow marrow in medullary cavity of diaphysis (chemical energy) , minerals like calcium are needed by muscles for contraction (muscular system benefits) and energy rich fat is available for all systems to use to produce energy (All systems benefit)

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Skeletal system function - framework/structure

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part of skeletal system involved is the ribcage, respiratory system benefits, ribcage allows to be expanded when taking in air and compress to release air

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Skeletal system function - attachment

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part of skeletal system involved is the olecranon process of the ulna for insertion of the triceps, muscular system benefits, attachment of muscles at bony points on the skeleton to aid movement

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Prevention of density loss

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Improved activity encourages bone to repair and strengthen, maintaining thickness

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Lines of stress

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Increased frequency and/or intensity causes small cracks on surface of the bone, once healed area is stronger

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Increases mineralisation

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Force exerted during exercise encourages body to add minerals/calcium helping strengthen bone

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Improved cartilage

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Nourished by synovial fluid during exercise, thickens to improve protection at joints

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Strengthens ligaments

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Force during exercise encourages an increase within connective tissues improving stability at the joints

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Strengthen collagen

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Exercise stimulates the production of the fibres within bone to increase flexibility in the bone structure

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Limiting factors in ROM for synovial joints

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Bony contact, muscle bulk/mass, soft tissue/ligament stretch

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Epiphysis

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End of the bone, site of spongy bone filled with bone marrow

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Diaphysis

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Bone shaft

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Periosteum

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Layer of dense connective tissue covering external surface of bone

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Endosteum

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Fibrous tissue coating inside of medullary cavity

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Articular cartilage

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Thin layer of cartilage covering joint surface

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Medullary cavity

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Hollow cavity within the diaphysis surrounded by compact bone and contains yellow marrow

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Epiphyseal line

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Distinct line that forms at adult hood

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what is Yellow marrow and whats its location

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fatty tissue can be used for energy, medullary cavity

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what is Red marrow and wheres it found

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Contains red blood cells, found in the epiphysis of a bone