Skeletal System (Bone Structure Overview) Flashcards

Lecture Exam #2

1
Q

what is the function of the skeletal system?

A

movement, support, mineral storage, blood cell formation, & protection of organs

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2
Q

large rounded projection

A

tuberosity

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3
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narrow ridge of bone

A

crest

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4
Q

very large irregular shaped process (only on femur)

A

trochanter

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5
Q

narrow ridge of bone (less than a crest)

A

tubercle

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6
Q

raised area on or above a condyle

A

epicondyle

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7
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sharp, slender, sometimes pointed projection

A

spine

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8
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any bony prominence

A

process

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9
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bony expansion carried on a narrow neck

A

head

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10
Q

smooth, nearly flat articular surface

A

facet

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11
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rounded articular projection

A

condyle

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12
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arm like bar of bone

A

ramus

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13
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furrow (indent)

A

groove

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14
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narrow, slit like opening

A

fissure

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15
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round or oval opening through a bone

A

foramen

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16
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indentation at the edge of a structure

A

notch

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17
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canal like passageway

A

meatus

18
Q

cavity within a bone filled with air and lined with mucus

A

sinus

19
Q

shallow basin like depression in a bone, often an articular surface

A

fossa

20
Q

name a bone and where it can be found

A

long bone- appendages

21
Q

name a different bone and where it can be found

A

short bone- wrist (carpals)

22
Q

name a different bone and where it can be

A

flat bone- sternum

23
Q

name a different bone and where it can be

A

irregular- vertebrae

24
Q

diaphysis and what does it hold

A

shaft of a bone, holds yellow marrow

25
Q

epiphyses and what does it hold

A

both ends of long bone, holds red marrow

26
Q

metaphysis

A

connects diaphysis to the epiphyses

27
Q

periosteum

A

protective covering over bone and stuff

28
Q

endosteum

A

protective covering inside bone

29
Q

sesame seed shaped bones

A

sesamoid bone

30
Q

what can a sesamoid bone do in terms of a muscle

A

alter the direction of a muscle pull across the joint

31
Q

mature bone cell, maintains the bone matrix

A

osteocytes

32
Q

immature bone cell, secretes organic compounds of matrix

A

osteoblasts

33
Q

cell that secretes to dissolve bone matrix

A

osteoclasts

34
Q

unossified bone matrix made by osteoblasts

A

osteoid

35
Q

unit of a compact bone

A

osteon

36
Q

what does collagen fiber orientation help you do?

A

allows room for torso, ex hand twist in up down side to side

37
Q

where is the red marrow found in spongy bone?

A

between trabeculae in epiphyses

38
Q

where is the yellow marrow found in spongy bone?

A

between trabeculae in diaphysis

39
Q

the process of bone formation

A

ossification

40
Q

epiphyseal plate function/characteristic

A

epipyseal cartilage lets bone grow and growth stops when the plate closes (aka no more cartilage because its turned into bone)

41
Q

what is the difference between endochondral ossification and intramembranous ossification?

A

intramembranous ossification does not have any cartilage at all, only CT membranes
endochondral starts with cartilage and most turns to bone

42
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fontanels

A

“soft spots” made of fibrous CT membranes