Skeletal system Flashcards

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Components of skeletal system

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Bones, cartilage, connective tissue to stablize of connect bones, ligaments and joints

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Primary function of the skeletal system

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  • Structural support for the entire body
  • storage of minerals and lipids
  • blood cell production by red bone marrow
  • protection of soft tissues and organs
  • leverage for body movements
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3
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General shape of bones

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Long bones
short bones
flat bones
irregular bones

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What is a long bone and give an example

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longer than they are wide
bones of limbs (femur in legs, humerus in arms)

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what is a short bone and give an example

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width and length are roughly equal
bones of wrist (carple bones)

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what is a flat bone and give an example

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thin and relatively broad
shoulder blades (breast bone, ribs, skull bones, hip bone)

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7
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irregular bones

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complex shape
vertebrae, facial bones (maxillary, zygomatic etc

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8
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two parts of the skeleton and the number of bones each has

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axial (longitudinal axial of our body) 80 bones

appendicular (attaches limbs to trunk) 126 bones

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9
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Types of bones in the axial skelton

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skull
vertebral column
thoracic cage

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Name of bones in skull

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Occipital
Parietal
temporal
mandible
nasal
frontal
zygomatic
maxillary
sphenoid (butterfly bone)
ethmoid (voldermort)
lacrimal
palatine

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11
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Name the four sinus in the skull

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Frontal, ethmoidal, sphenoidal, maxillary

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12
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How many bones in the vertebral column and the different regions

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26
C1 to 7 (cervical)
T 1 to 12 (throatic)
L1 to 4 (lumbar)
sacral

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13
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Function of vertebral column

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Provides support,
-by bearing weight of head, neck and trunk and transfers weight to appendicular skeleton and lower limbs
-protect spinal cord
-maintain upright body posistion wen sitting or standing

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What does the thoracic cage consit of and the number of ribs it has

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Thoracic vertebra
ribs
sternum

24

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True and fake ribs number and which are the floating ribs

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true ribs: 1-7
False ribs 8-12
floating ribs 11-12

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True and fake ribs number and which are the floating ribs

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true ribs: 1-7
False ribs 8-12
floating ribs 11-12

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Function of thoracic cage

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-support the thoracic cavity
-protects heart, lung and other internal organs
-attachment base for muscles involved in respiration

18
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what is the appendicular system made of

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pectoral girdles (bony ring)
upper limbs
pelvic girdles
lower limbs

19
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What happens to joint strength when mobility increases

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joing strength decreases

20
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Where are joints found

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exist wherever two boens meet

21
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Type of joint movements

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gliding
angular movemnt
rotation
speical movements

22
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What is gliding (joint movement) and give an example

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when two (flat) surfaces (of bones) slide past each other
(carples, tarsals)
very slight movement

23
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Three types of posteior- anterior angular movement

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Flexion
-reduces angle between elements
Extension
-increases amgle between elements
Hyperextension
-extension past anatomical position

24
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two type of frontal plane angular movement

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abduction
-moves away from longitidunal axis (abducting means taking away)
adduction
-towards longtitudnal axis

25
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What is the angular movement when moving your arm in a circle

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circumduction

26
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What is rotation (joint movement) and what are the two types

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turning around longitudnal axis of the body

Pronation (hand turn to face down, anticlockwise, internal rotation)

Supination (hand turn to face up, clockwise, externa rotation)

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Special movements and their names

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Opposition: thumb movment toward finger or palm, grasping
protraction: move anteriorly in horizontal plane, pushing forward
retraction: pulling back
elevation: move in superior direction, up
depression: down

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What are the name of joints

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ball and socket: hip bone

hinge joint

Sutural join: connects bones of skin and face