the musculoskeletal system Flashcards

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1
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long
-shape
-example
-function
-location

A

-longer than wide
-femur in a dog
-act as levers: aid locomotion and support
-bones of the limb

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short
-shape
-example
-function
-location

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-equal dimensions
-carpal in a cat paw
- absorb impact
-bones of the feet or paws

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flat
-shape
-example
-function
-location

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  • strong, flat plates of bone
    -scapula in ahorse
    -protect organs: muscles attach to hem
    -bones of the pelvis, cranium (skull) and scapula (shoulder blade)
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sesamoid
-shape
-example
-function
-location

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-usually, short irregular bones embedded into a tendon
-patella (kneecap) in a dog
-reduce friction
-bones of a fetlock in a horse

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irregular
-shape
-example
-function
-location

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-odd, shaped bones
-vertebrae in giraffe
-protection, support, anchor points
-bones of the vertebral column

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three types of joints and descriptions

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-fibrous joints- are fixed by fibrous connective tissue they allow no movement
-cartilaginous joints- held together by cartilage allow slight movement
-synovial joints- freely moveable

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(Synovial joints)
hinge
-movement
-example

A

-flexion/extension
-elbow/knee

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(Synovial joints)
pivot
-movement
-example

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-rotation of one bone around another
-top of the neck

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(Synovial joints)
ball and socket
-movement
-example

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-flexion/ extension adduction/abduction internal and external rotation
-shoulder/ hip

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(Synovial joints)
gliding
-movement
-example

A

-gliding movement
-intercarpal joints

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(Synovial joints)
condyloid
-movement
-example

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-flexion/ extension adduction/ abduction
-wrist phalanges

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(Synovial joints)
saddle
-movement
-example

A

-most movements apart from rotation
-thumb

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13
Q

what is the axial skeleton?

A

head
trunk
body

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what is the appendicular skeleton?

A

limbs
appendages bones

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15
Q

what are the five main functions of the skeleton?

A

support
protection
movement
blood production
storage of minerals

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16
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what is hip dysplasia caused by?

A

malformation of hip joint

17
Q

what are the symptoms of hip dysplasia?

A

loose joints
reduced activity
difficulty running/jumping
swaying gaits
pain
decreased movement in joints

18
Q

what does osteoarthritis cause?

A

it affects cartilage of joints leading to bone rubbing on bone

19
Q

when does osteochondritis occur?

A

occurs when normal development of cartilage is stopped

20
Q

what is the symptoms of osteoarthritis?

A

stiffness
inability to rise
uneven gait
reduced mobility

21
Q

what are the symptoms of osteochondritis?

A

lameness
inability to weight bear on affected limbs
muscle wastage