Skeletal System - Bones Flashcards
Periosteum
tough outer covering
- like a shell
helps form and repair bone tissue
continues w/ tendons and ligaments
Osteoclasts
Clash and break down bone
Hyaline Cartilage
Articular Cartilage
- covers epiphysis
- protects bone ends
- helps form synovial joints
Diaphysis
Long portion of bone
- shaft/middle
Compact (cortical) bone
- tightly packed
- tissue close together
- adds strength
- resists bending
Spongy (cancellous) bone
- spaces/gaps
- found in epiphysis
-reduces bone weight - lighter
absorbs compressive forces
Short Bones
Length = Width
- square shape
- ability to guide
ex. wrist (carpals)
ankle (tarsals)
Irregular Bones
- variety of shapes
- several connections
ex. vertebrae, facial bones - different shapes for different bones
Thoracic Cage
Axial
- ribs (12)
5 false, 7 true, 2 floating
- sternum (breast bone)
Superficial
closer to surface
Dorsal
Back (dorsum = back)
-cranial cavity = brain
- vertebral canal
Ventral
Front
- thoracic cavity = mediastinum
- abdominopelvic
Superior
Above
Posterior
Back
Lateral
Away from midline
Inferior
Below
Medial
Towards midline
Anterior
Front
Intramembranous Bones
Connective Tissue
- flat bones of the skull
- connective tissue ensures skull is connected
Endochondrial Ossification
All other bones form
Circumduction
Big circles
ex. shoulders or hips
Hyperextension
Over 180
ex. hyperextended knees and elbows
Pectoral Girdle
Apendicular
- scapula
-clavicle
Vertebral Column
Axial
- vertebrae (24)
- sacrum
- coccyx
Skull
Axial
- cranium
- facial bones
Hyoid Bone
Axial
- attachment for tongue and muscles for swallowing
Endochondrial Bones
Hyaline Cartilage
- most bones
Endochondrial Bone Growth Steps
start: hyaline cartilage
1st: primary ossification center (make diaphysis)
2nd: Secondary ossification (make epiphysis)
3rd: make medullary cavity
4rth: osteoclasts hollow out middle, spongy bone
Appendicular
- upper and lower limbs
- anchor limbs
- attachment points
Gliding Joint
- when articulating surfaces are flat
- back and forth motion
ex. wrists, ankles, between vertabrae
Diaphysis
Shaft or middle of the bone
Proximal Epiphysis
Top end of long bones