Skeletal System Flashcards

1
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Outer covering of bone, connective tissue, contains blood lymph and nerves

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Periosteum

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2
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End of each bone

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Epiphyses

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3
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Bone that runs between two ends of the long bone?

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Diaphysis

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4
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Inside the diaphysis-contains bone marrow-lined thin vascular membrane

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Endosteum

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5
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Thin band of cartridge, growth plate,

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Epiphyseal

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6
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Found in epiphysis and produced red blood cells?

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Red bone marrow

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7
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High in fat, found in diaphysis, can be converted to red bone marrow to increase rbc production in blood loss

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Yellow bone marrow

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8
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Made of connective tissue, holds bones within joints

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Ligaments

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9
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Smooth elastic tissue, acts as shock absorber and reduces friction within joints

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Cartridge

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10
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Bones located in centre of body ie skull, thorax and spinal column

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Axial skeleton

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11
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Bones located in apendages eg pelvis arms legs

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Appendicular skeleton

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12
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Bones found in arms and legs and are longer then they are wide

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Long bones

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13
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Found in wrists and ankles, similar width and length

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Short bones

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14
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Thinner bones, flat or curved found in ribs sternum scapula ( plate liked )

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Flat bones

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15
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Oddly shaped bones form connections between other bones, found in vertebrae and hipbone

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Irregular bones

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16
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Contains osteon, hard dense tissue , usually forms the shafts or long bones and outer layer of other bones

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Compact bone

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17
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Makes bones lighter and provides space for red bone marrow

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Spongy bone

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18
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Acts as attachments points for muscles , ligaments or tendons

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Projecting structures

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19
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Acts as pathways for nerves and blood vessels

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Depressions

20
Q

Productions of rbc and wbc

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Haematopoiesis/ hemopoiesis

21
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Production of rbc

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Erythropoiesis

22
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What happens in response to low oxygen levels in the blood? Hypoxia

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Haematopoiesis increases when erythropoietin secretion increases

23
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Formation of bone

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Osteogenesis

24
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Found in periosteum , endosteum and central canal of compact bones! Can become osteoblasts when needed

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Osteoprogenitor cells

25
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Build bone! Mature to become osteoclasts

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Osteoblasts

26
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Clear bone Away! Formed from monocytes! Can release calcium and phosphorus from bone tissue to bloodstream as required

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Osteoclasts

27
Q

Deficiency of the blood calcium

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Hypocalcemia

28
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Excess of blood calcium

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Hypercalcemia

29
Q

Help regulate blood calcium

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Pth and calcitonin

30
Q

What happens when blood calcium is high?

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Calcitonin is secreted by the thyroid gland.

This inhibits osteoclasts and stimulates osteoblasts, building bone and thus decreasing blood calcium levels

31
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What happens when blood calcium levels are low?

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Pth is secreted by the parathyroid glands!
This inhibits osteoblasts, stimulates osteoclasts, reduces the output of calcium by the kidneys and promotes the absorption of calcium by the small intestines, thus Increasing blood calcium levels

32
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Occurs when 2 or more bones are joined

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Joints

33
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Immobile- found in skull

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Fibrous joints

34
Q

Limited movement found in pelvis

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Cartilaginous joints

35
Q

Freely moving joints- found in knee and elbow-have fluid that reduces friction

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Synovial joints

36
Q

Joins bones to bones- fence connective tissue

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Ligaments

37
Q

Connects muscle to bone- dense connective tissue

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Tendons

38
Q

Provides support for flexible body parts such as nose- can withstand flexing tension and pressure- dense connective tissue

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Cartridge

39
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Serves as shock absorbers and cushion between joints

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Articular cartridge

40
Q

Bone doesn’t completely break

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Hairline fracture

41
Q

No puncturing of skin ( break)

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Simple fracture

42
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Caused by severe twisting of the bone

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Spiral fracture

43
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Incomplete break

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Greenstick fracture

44
Q

Containing fragments or splinters of bone

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Comminuted break

45
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Penetrates the skin break

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Compound fracture