week 6 anatomy and physiology Flashcards

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what are the functions of the skeletal system

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1) assist in movement
2) stores minerals for mineral homeostasis
3) protects underlying tissue
4) structural support for soft tissue and muscle attachment
5) storage of energy (triglycerides)
6) blood cell production

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2
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what are the axial bones

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skull, vertebrae, sternum, ribs

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3
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what are the appendicular bones

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pectorial & pelvic girdles, limbs

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what are the functions of processes (bone markings)

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projections that form a part of the joint or provide attachment for ligament t and tendons

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what are the functions of depressions (bone markings)

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allow passage ways for blood vessels, nerves, ligaments and tendons

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what are the functions of spongy and compact bones

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spongy: resist different movement
compact: resist compression forces

together= provide support, strength, protection and is lightweight

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7
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what is an osteocyte

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it is a mature osteoblast that can maintain the bone matrix and maintain mineral content

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what is an osteroblast

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build organic and inorganic bone when surrounded by the matrix

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what is an osteoclast

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secrete acid and enzymes to break down/ resorb bone

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what is an osteoprogentior cell

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produces the osteoblasts

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11
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name the types of bone and their functions

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flat bones: protect vital organs
long bones: act as lever
sesamoid bone: protect bone by overcoming compression forces
short bone: stability and support
irregular bone: provide attachment sites

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what are bone made out of

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55% mineralised salts (inorganic)- to harden the bone
30% collagen (organic)- flexibility
15% water

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