Week 1 Flashcards

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Functions of the Skeletal system

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  • Support
  • Protection/ Body cavities
  • Movement
  • Storage (minerals/ fat)
  • Blood cell formation
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Classifications of bones

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  • Long
  • Flat
  • Irregular
  • Short
  • Sesamoid
  • Sutural
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Description- Long Bones

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  • Long and slender
  • Located in: Arm, forearm, leg, thigh, hands, fingers, feet and toes

EXAMPLES: Humorous, Femur, Radius and Ulnar

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Description - Short bones

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  • Small and boxy
  • Often grouped together

EXAMPLES: carpals and tarsals

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Description - Flat bones

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  • Thin, rough, parallel surfaces
  • Located: roof of skull, sternum, rubs and scapular
  • Protect underlying soft tissue
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Description - Irregular bones

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  • Complex shapes (short, flat, notched or ridged surfaces)

EXAMPLES: vertebra, pelvis, several bones of skull

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Description - Sesamoid bones

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  • Small, flat (like sesame seed)
  • Developed inside tendons
  • Located near joints: patella, wrist and feet
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Description - Sutural Bones

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  • Wormian
  • Small, flat, irregular
  • Located : b/w flat bones of skull (add strength and reduce fracture)
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Axial Skeleton

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  • 80 bones
  • –> 29 skull & associated bones
  • –> 25 thoracic cage
  • –> 26 vertebral bones
  • Performs respiratory motions
  • Adjusts position of head, neck, trunk
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Cranial anatomy (bones)

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Parietal = 2
Temporal = 2
Frontal = 1
Occipital = 1
Sphenoid =1
Ethmoid = 1
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Cranial bones - Parietal

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  • Functions: form part of superior and lateral surfaces or skull
  • Articulations: occipital, temporal, frontal and sphenoid bones
  • Regions/ Landmarks: superior and inferior temporal lines
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Cranial Bones -Temporal

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  • Functions: forms part of lateral walls of cranium and zygomatic arches
  • Articulates with mandible
  • Surronds and protects inner ear
  • Attachment site for muscles that close the jaw and move head
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Cranial Bones - Frontal

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  • Functions: forms anterior portion of cranium and roof of eye sockets
  • Articulations: Parietal, sphenoid, ethmoid, nasal, larcrimal, maxillary & zygomatic bones
  • Regions/ Landmarks: superior temporal line, supraorbital margin, Lacrimal fossa, Frontal sinusses
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Cranial Bones - Occipital

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-Functions: forms posterior and inferior surfaces of skull
-Articulations: Partital, temporal & sphenoid bones
first cervical vertebra (atlas)
-Regions/ Landmarks: External occipital protuberance, external occipital crest, occipital condyles, foramen magnum

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Cranial Bones: Sphenoid

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  • Functions: Forms part of floor of skull & unites cranial and facial bones and strengthens side of head
  • Articulations: all other cranial bones
  • Regions/ Landmarks: lesser & greater wings
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Cranial Bones: Ethmoid

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  • Functions: forms anteromedial floor of skull, roof of nasal cavity, medial orbital wall
  • Articulations: frontal bone and sphenoid
  • Regions/ Landmarks: cribiform plate, paired lateral masses, perpendicular plate
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Hyoid bone

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  • Function: supports larynx & tongue, attachment site for pharynx and larynx
  • Articulations: suspended from temporal bones by ligaments and muscles
  • Regions/Landmarks: body, greater and lesser horns
18
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Vertebral Column

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Cervical: C1 - C7
Thoracic: T1 - T12
Lumbar: L1 - L5
Sacral: S1 - S5 (fused)
Coccyx: Co1 - Co4 (fused)
(breakfast at 7, lunch 12, dinner 5)

-Spinal curves: primary & secondary
Increase strength, maintain balance upright, absorb shock, protect vertebra from fracture

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Thoracic Cage

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  • Sternum: manibrium, body, xiphiod process

- Ribs: true ribs, false ribs, floating ribs

20
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Facial Bones

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Nasal = 2
Maxillae = 2
Zygomatic = 2
Lacrimal = 2
Palatine = 2
Nasal concha = 2
Vomer = 1
Mandible = 1