Skeletal System Flashcards

1
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What are the functions of bone

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Support
Protect
Movement
mineral homeostasis (Storage and release)
Blood cell production
triglyceride storage

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2
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what are the 5 types of bones

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long bone
flat bone
irregular bone
sesamoid bone
short bone

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3
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describe the structure and function of the long bone + one example

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longer than they are wide. support weight and facilitate movement. femur

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describe the structure and function of the flat bone + one example

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flattened bone. protection and large area of attachment for muscles. sternum.

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5
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describe the structure and function of the irregular bone + one example

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complex shapes. often serve as protection for internal organs. vertebra

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describe the structure and function of the sesamoid bone + one example

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bones embedded in tendons. protection from stress and wear. patella

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7
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describe the structure and function of the short bone + one example

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about as long as they are wide. provide stability and some movement. trapezoid

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8
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describe what or where the diaphysis is

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bones body - long and cylindrical

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9
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describe what or where the epiphysis is

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the distal and proximal ends of the bone. to the point of attachment

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10
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describe what or where the epiphyseal line is

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bone that replaces cartilage

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11
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describe what or where the articular cartilage is

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covers the epiphysis and is where two bones meet to reduce friction

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12
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describe what or where the periosteum is

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outer connective tissue to protect, nourish and attachment site

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13
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describe what or where the endeosteum is

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single layer of bone forming cells and connective tissue - lines medullary cavity

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14
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describe what or where the medullary cavity is

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fatty bone marrow and blood vessel storage

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15
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what are the 4 types of bone cells

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osteoprogenitor
osteoblast
osteocyte
osteoclast

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16
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describe the osteoprogenitor

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bone stem cell
undergo cell division
develop into osteoblasts

17
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describe the osteoblast

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immature bone cell
builds bone
secrets osteoid

18
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describe the osteocyte

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sit within lacunae
maintains bone metabolism
communicate via canalicoli

19
Q

describe the osteoclast

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derived from fusion of WBC
secrete enzymes and acids
bone resorption

20
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describe the osteon

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a compact cylinder of concentric lamellae. makes up compact bone

21
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describe the concentric lamellae

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circular rings of calcified extracellular matrix. forms osteons

22
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describe the central canal

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small tunnel running through osteons. houses vessels and nerves

23
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describe the lacunae

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small hollow spaces between lamellae which houses osteocytes

24
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describe the canaliculi

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thin channels containing processes of osteocytes. connect lacunae

25
Q

describe the perforating canal

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connect vessels and nerves of periosteum and central canals

26
Q

what is spongy bone made up of

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lamella in irregular patters of thin columns called trabeculae

27
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what are the gaps between the trabeculae

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