Skeletal system Flashcards

1
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How many bones do you have?

A

206

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2
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How many bones in a fetus

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275

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3
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Functions of skeletal

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Support, protection, movement, mineral storage, blood cell production, storage of energy

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4
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Axial skeleton

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Skull
Spinal column
Sternum
Rib

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5
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Appendicular skeleton

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Hips
Shoulders
Limbs
Clavicle

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6
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Long bones vs Short bones

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Longer than it is short- long (phalanges)

As long as they r wide- short (cranium)

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7
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Flat Bones vs irregular bones vs sesamoid

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Thin and curved to protect internal organs- flat (scapula, cranium, pelvis)

Vary in shapes and protect organs-irregular (vertebrae, facial bones)

Formed in embedded within a muscle/tendon near a joint-sesamoid (patella)

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8
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Bone structure

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Compact bone - outer structure (solid bone that doesn’t bend easily)

Spongy bone - inner structure (covers the space where the bone marrow is stored)

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9
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Structures of the long bone

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Epiphyseal plate: cartilage - GROWTH PLATE

Articular cartilage- covers epiphysis and facilitates joint movement

Medillary cavity- inner hollow cavity along diaphysis containing bone marrow

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10
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All the rib types and number of ribs

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True rib- joined to spinal column and sternum (7)

False rib- attached to spinal column and 7 rib (3)

Floating ribs- do not attach to sternum or other ribs (2)

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11
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Vertebral Column sets

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Cervical (neck)-7
Thoracic (Midback)-12
lumbar (lower back)-5
sacral (5 fused vertebrae)
coccyx (tailbone)- 4 fused vertebrae

SEPARATED BY THICK DESKS THAT CUSHION THE VERTEBRAE FOR MOVEMENT AND FLEXIBILITY

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12
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Bones in the skull

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1) frontal bone (forehead)
2) mandible (jaw)
3) occipital (very base of your skull)
4) temporal (temples)
5) parietal (main top surface of the skull)

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