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WEEK 4 Flashcards

1
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dorsal body cavities includes

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cranial cavity
vertebral canal

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2
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ventral body cavity includes

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thoracic cavity
abdominopelvic cavity

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3
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transverse thoracic plane extends across

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sternomanubrial joint and 4th thoracic veretrbra

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4
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anterior end of a rib articulates with

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costal cartilage

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5
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posterior end of a typical rib articulates with the

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body and transverse process of a verterbra

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6
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costal margin is formed by the numbers

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8, 9 and 10 costal cartilages

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7
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true ribs (1-7) articulate with

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sternum via own costal cartilage

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8
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false ribs (8 - 10) articulate with

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sternum via costal cartilage above

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9
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Where are Paranasal air sinuses found

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Seen within pneumatic bones - help reduce weight of skull

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10
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What is Paranasal air sinuses lined by

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Mucous membranes- humidifies inhaled air

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11
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Are Paranasal air sinuses resonating chambers

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YES

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12
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3 groups of ethmoidal air sinus

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Anterior
Middle
Posterior

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13
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4 paranasal air sinuses

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Frontal air sinus , ethmoidal air sinus , maxillary air sinus , sphenoidal air sinus

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14
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Location of the maxiallry sinus

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Seen within maxilla

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15
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Location of sphenoidal sinus

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Seen within the sphenoid

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16
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Location of the frontal sinus

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Seen within the frontal bone

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17
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Location of the ethmoidal sinus

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Seen within the ethmoid

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18
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Communication of the maxiallry sinus

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Opens into the nasal cavity through middle meatus

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19
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Communication of the frontal sinus

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Opens int nasal cavity via spehnoethmoid recess

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20
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Communication of the sphenoidal sinus

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Middle- open into middle meatus

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21
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Communication of the ethmoidal sinus

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Anterior and Middle enter through the middle meatus. Posterior opens to nasal cavity through superior meatus

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22
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Is the inferior chonae an independent bone

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yes

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23
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The anterior and middle ethmoidal sinuses open into the nasal cavity through the..

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Middle meatus

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24
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The posterior ethmoidal sinus opens into the nasal cavity through the..

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Superior meautus

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25
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The inferior meatus receives the opening of the

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Nasolacrimal duct

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26
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Nasolacrimal duct

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Nasal cavity

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27
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The frontal sinus opens through what opening

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Middle meatus

28
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The sphenoidal sinus opens into what cavity

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Nasal cavity

29
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The sphenoidal sinus opens though what opening

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Sphenoethmoidal recess

30
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The maxillary sinus opens into what cavity

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Nasal cavity

31
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The maxillary sinus opens through what opening

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Middle meatus

32
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The posterior ethmoidal air sinus opens into the

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Superior meatus

33
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The maxiallry air sinus opens into the

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Middle meatus

34
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The frontal air sinus open into the

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Middle meatus

35
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The sphenoidal air sinus opens into the

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Sphenodethmoidal recess

36
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The anterior ethmoidal air sinus opens into

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Middle meatus

37
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The nasolacrimal duct opens into the

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Inferior meatus

38
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Middle ethmoidal air sinus opens into

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Middle meatus

39
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What type of bone does the shaft have

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Lots of compact bone

40
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What does the medulla cavity store

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Bone marrow

41
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What bone is the skull

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Diploic bone

42
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diploic bone

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spongey bone surrounded by 2 plates of compact bone

43
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What is the endosteum?

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thin membrane that lines the medullary cavity

44
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What tissue is periosteum

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dense irregular connective tissue

45
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Is compact bone heavy or light

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Heavy

46
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Is trabecular bone heavy or light

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Light

47
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Two chemical compositions of bone

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Organic
Inorganic

48
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Inorganic chemical composition of bone

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mineral salts
- seen in form of HYDROXYAPATITE CRYSTALS
- Mainly calcium phosphates, responsible for bone hardness and its resistance to compression

49
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organic chemical composition of bone

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cells
1. osteoprogenitor cells
2. osteoblasts
3. osteocytes
4. osteoclasts

50
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What are Osteoprogenitor cells

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Stem cells

51
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What are osteoblasts

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Bone building cells

52
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What are osteocytes

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Mature bone cells

53
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What are oestoclasts?

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Bone removing cells

54
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Organic matrix of bone

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Collagen fibres, glycoproteins and proteoglycans

55
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What is lacunae?

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small cavities in bone that contain osteocytes

56
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What is lamellae?

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Layers of bone matrix + fibres

57
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What is the osteon?

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Groups of lamellae (plates) arranged in rings and surround a central HAVERSIAN/ CENTRAL CANAL (concentric lamellae)

58
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What is canaliculi?

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small canals that communicate lacunae to each other and the central canal

59
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What s volkmans Canal

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connect blood vessels of periosteum with that of the central canal and the medullary cavity

60
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Key feature of compact bone

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Presence of osteons

61
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Osteon is what

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Central Haversian canal surrounded by concentric rings of lamellae

62
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The structure that connects two Haversian canals is

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Volkmans canal

63
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Osteocytes are seen within spaces called

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Lamellae

64
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What does pink in histology mean

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Cellular components take stain

65
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What are the white spaces in a cell

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Marrow spaces filled with adipose tissue = fat cells

66
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End of long bone do

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Form an articulation

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