Skeletal System Flashcards

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Cardiac muscles

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Heart-have a branch like structure (striated appearance) involuntary muscle

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Skeletal muscles are controlled by?

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Somatic nervous system (can be consciously controlled -voluntary muscles)

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Smooth muscle

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Oesophagus, in-voluntary + non striated slow contraction digestion

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Myofibril

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Made up of a series of contractile units known as sarcomeres

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Thin myofilaments

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Actin

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Thick myofilaments

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Myosin

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Contraction of muscle

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Thick and thin myofilaments slide towards each other shortening sarcomere

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Isotonic contraction

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Muscle shortens and produces movement (same tension decreased length)

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Isometric contraction

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Does not always produce movement (same length increased tension)

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Osteoblasts

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Produce new bone; secrete osteoid and responsible for mineral disposition

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Osteocytes

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Mature bone cells; located in lacunae (nests) within the bone. Maintain the matrix

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Osteoclasts

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Remove mineral from the matrix, responsible for bone remodelling

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Osteogenic stem cells

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Found in periostem and endosteum. Develop into osteoblasts

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13
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Bone marrow is found where?

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In the spaces between trabeculae of spongy bone and medullary cavities of long bones

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14
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Red bone marrow

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Myeloid tissue (haemopoietic)

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15
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Yellow bone marrow

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Fatty tissue that no longer produces blood (can transform back in severe anaemia)

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The shoulder joint

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Permits flexation, extension, abduction, adduction, circumduction and rotation

17
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Epiphysis

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Each end of a long bone

18
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An example of a short bone in

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Carpals (wrist)

19
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Irregular bones include

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Vertebrae and some skull bones

20
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Flat bones include

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Sternum, ribs and most skull bones

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The patella is

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Knee cap a sesamoid bone

22
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An example of a long bone is

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Femur

23
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What is a suture?

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An immovable joint e.g between the bones of the skull

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What is a fossa or fossae?

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A hollow depression