unit 4 lo4 Flashcards

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What is a transverse section of bone ?

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a horizontal slice of bone

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What is the haversian canal?

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it is the central canal containing blood vessels and nerves

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what are osteocytes?

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bone cells

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what is the lacunae?

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spaces within the hard bone that contain the living osteocytes

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what are the lamellae

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layers of hard bone

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what is the canaliculi?

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tiny channels containing cytoplasmic extensions of the osteocytes

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What are the two types of bone?

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cancellous and compact

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what is cancellous bone

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a mesh of trabeculae containing blood vessels, marrow and stem cells. This is part of the middle bone

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What is compact bone?

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a dense layer on the outside. This is weight bearinf. The growth plate would be here in children which is what allows bones to grow when we are younger and disappears when we stop growing.

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What are osteoblasts?

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maks bone by producing a matrix (interconnecting) fibres that is then mineralized. now called osteocytes

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what are osteoclasts

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remove bone by using enzymes to dissolve parts

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what is a joint

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joints occur where two bones come together. each joint is surrounded by a capsule, tissue around the joint which produces lubricating fluid called synovial fluid.

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what is a synovial joint

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allow smooth movement
the joint is surrounded by a capsule that is filled with synovial fluid
the surfaces of the bones are covered by a thin layer of cartilage

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what are types of synovial joints

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ball&socket - hip or shoulder
pivot - neck
hinge- elbow
sliding- wrist or ankle

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what is an example of a fixed joint?

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cranium or pelvis

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what is fhe function of the bone

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it provides protection for vital organs and support for the body

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what is the function of muscles

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these are attached to bone across joints by tendons. provide movement by contracting and relaxing

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what is the function of fhe synovial capsule?

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lines the inner surface of the synovial joints.

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what is the function of the synovial fluid

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acts as a lubricant

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what is the function of tendons

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a flexable but inelastic cord attatching a muscle to bone

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what is the function of ligaments

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short bands of tough tissue which connects bones and hold together a joint

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what is fhe function of cartilage

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this is fine rubbery tissue that acts as a cushion between the bones of joints

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what are the two types of protein that make up the muscle fibres?

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myosin and actin

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what does ‘the agnostic action of skeletal muscle mean’

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muscles that are acting in oppisition example leg of forearm

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how do tendons work
as muscles contracts tendons transmitt the forces to the bones, pulling on them and causing movement tendons can stetch substantially allowing them to function as springs during movement
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what is osteoarthritis?
damages the joints. causes pain stiffness and can prevent joint moving freely
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what is osteoarthritis caused by?
wear and tear on joints from sports
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what are the risk factors of osteoarthritis?
age over 45 obsese female family history
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how is osteoarthritis diagnosed?
through clinical observation gp records what they can see look for odd shaped joints, pain, stiffness and history
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what are the treatments for osteoarthritis?
``` medication pain killers non steroidal anti inflammatory creams surgery ```
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what are the life style impacts of osteoarthritis
cant do hobbies like gardening reduced mobility cant exercise stuggle with bathing
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what is rheumatoid arthritis?
joints become deformed, pain, swelling, stiffness and inflammation
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what is rheumatoid arthritis caused by?
autoimmune response the body attacks the cartilage and it starts to wear it away cells release chemicals that damages the bones
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how is rheumatoid arthritis diagnosed?
clinical observation lots of swelling which makes it difficult to move and bend the joint happens in younger people both sides of the body impacted (symetrical)
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what are the risk factors for rheumatoid arthritis?
female smoking family history
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what are the treatments for rheumatoid arthritis
``` physiotherapy occupational therapy podiatry- treatment of feet exercise hydrotherapy painkillers nsaids steriod injections ```
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what is osteoporosis?
osteocytes help maintain the bone as it forms and increases in size after menopause the levels of hormone drop and so the bone becomes honeycomb like
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what is the cause of osteoporosis?
menopause
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what are the risk factors of osteoporosis?
poor absorption of nutrients like coliac disease familt history age
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how is osteoporosis diagnosed?
frax - questionaire looks at age gender etc | BMD -bone mineral density using dual energy x ray (DXA)
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what are the care needs for rheumatoid arthritis
weight reduction suitable footwear special devixes to reduxe strain on joints surgery
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what are the treatments for osteoporosis?
bisphosphonates can maintain bone density but take 6-12 months to work and must be taken on empty stomach two hours before food vitamin d and calcium supplements hormone replacement therapy
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what are the care needs for osteoporosis?
``` hearing and sight tests load bearing exercises like yoga prevention of falls/occupational therapy stop smoking drinking vitamin d and calcium rich foods pain killers ```