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1
Q

what is the function of the skeleton?

A

support
protection
movement
shape
manufacture of blood components

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2
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what makes red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets?

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red bone marrow

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spilt the skeleton

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axial and appendicular

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axial skeleton

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skull
spine
ribs
sternum

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appendicular skeleton

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limbs
pectoral girdle
pelvic girdle

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6
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how many bones are in the spine

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33

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7
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what are the bones called in the spine

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vertebrae

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pectoral girdle

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clavicle
scapula

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9
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what are the regions of the spine in order?

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cervical
thoracic
lumbar
sacrum
coccyx

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10
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how many regions in the spine?

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5 regions

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11
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what are the top 24 vertebrae held by

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ligaments

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12
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what are the ligaments separated by

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discs of cartilage

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13
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what are discs

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hard outer layer and soft-jelly like liquid

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14
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the function of discs of cartilage

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shock absorber

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15
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how many are fused together

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last nine vertebraes

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16
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vertebra contains

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meninges
neural spine
transverse process
centrum
neural canal
facet

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meninges

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membranes lining the spinal cord

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18
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neural spine

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muscular attachment

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19
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transverse process

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muscular attachment

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20
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centrum

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strength

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neural canal

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contains the spinal cord

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22
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facet

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point of contact and movement with next vetebra

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23
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arm names

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humerus
radius
ulna
carpal
metacarpal
phalange

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24
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leg names

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femur
patella
tibia
fibula
tarsal
metatarsal
phalange

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25
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joint

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two or more bones meet

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26
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how are joints classified

A

degree of movement they allow

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27
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immovable

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fixed or fused

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28
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immovable joints examples

A

skull and pelvic girdel

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29
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whats junctions between two fused bones called

A

suture

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30
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what do the immovable joints provide

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strength
support
protection

31
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slightly movable joints

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between vertebrae in the upper spinal column

32
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what are the bones separated by in the joints between vertebrae in the upper spinal column?

A

pads of cartilage

33
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what do ligaments do to joints?

A

limit amount of movement possible in order to protect the nerves of the spinal cord

34
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freely movable

A

synovial

35
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synovial joints

A

ends of bones covered with cartilage and bones are separated by cavity

36
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ligaments

A

strong fibrous, slightly elastic tissues that connect bone to bone

37
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tendons

A

strong flexible inelastic fibres that connect muscle to bone

38
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when are ligaments more flexible

A

when warms (need for warming up exercise before physical activities to prevent ligaments from being damaged)

39
Q

what are tendons mostly composed of

A

collagen and contain some blood vessels

40
Q

what musculoskeletal disorder did you study?

A

arthritis

41
Q

cause of arthritis

A

skeletal disorder resulting from inflammation (swelling) of a joint

42
Q

how many types of arthritis are there?

A

over 100 hundred types

43
Q

most common type of arthritis

A

osteroarthritis

44
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when does osteoarthritis occur

A

from 50 yrs and onwards

45
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what is osteoarthritis caused by?

A

cartilage in the synodical joints

46
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why do underlying bones do this?

A

enlarge and more synovial fluid forms

47
Q

what happens to the joints

A

become stiff and sore

48
Q

how many people does osteoarthritis affect?

A

half a million people in irleand

49
Q

most severe arthritis?

A

rheumatoid

50
Q

how is rheumatoid caused

A

genetically by the body’s immune system turning on itself

51
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what attacked first in rheumatoid

A

synovial membranes

52
Q

what happens to joints

A

swells and in time may become damaged and deformed

53
Q

how is arthritis prevented

A

reducing damage to joints
use proper footwear
avoid running on hard surfaces
exercise by swimming an walking instead of running

54
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treatment of arthritis

A

no cure
rest
exercises to maintain mobility an strength
weight loss
anti-inflammatory medications
steroids
drugs to reduce immune response
surgery to replace the joint

55
Q

the three types of muscles

A

skeletal
smooth
cardiac

56
Q

skeletal muscle

A

striated
striped
voluntary

57
Q

how many skeletal muscles are in the body

A

over 600
makeup 50 percent body weight

58
Q

what are skeletal muscles do

A

body movements contract quickly tires

59
Q

smooth muscle

A

unstriped
involuntary

60
Q

where is smooth muscle found?

A

digestive system
blood vessels
bladder
uterus
contracts slowly and slow to tire
under involuntary or unconscious control

61
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cardiac muscle

A

heart
involuntary
not under concious vontrol
many mitochonra
contracts strong and does not easily tire

62
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what is muscle contraction

A

active process and requires energy in the form of ATP

63
Q

how are muscles connected to bones

A

by tendons

64
Q

antagonistic pair

A

two muscles that have to opposite effects to each other

65
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3 types of muscles

A

smooth
skeletal
cardiac

66
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antagonistic pair

A

two muscles that have opposite effects to each other

67
Q

example of a antagonistic pair

A

the biceps is a flexor
triceps extensor

68
Q

flexor

A

closes the joint

69
Q

extensor

A

opens the joint

70
Q

examples of synovial joints

A

ball and socket joints
hinge joints

71
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ball and socket joints

A

shoulder and hip

72
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hinge joints

A

elbow and knee

73
Q

skeletal muscles concerned with?

A

body movements
contract but tires easily
under voluntary or unconscious control

74
Q

what do the ribs protect?

A

the internal organs

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