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| What are the functions of bones |
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1. support
2. protection
3. movement
4. blood cell production
5. Mineral reservoir
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| What are the 3 types of bones cells |
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1. osteoblast
2.osteoclast
3.osteocyte
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similar to macrophases in other systems...mature bone cell that breaks down old/dying bone
play an imoprtant role in bone remodeling
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between dia and epi
longer early inl ife because it is catilageous
If fractured in youth it can inhibit future growth of the plate=stunt growth.
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1.soft part of bone on interior
2.highly vascular
3.contains RBC
4. where production of blood cells occurs
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exterior portion
prvide the other fxns of the bone
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bone membrane(external covering of bone)
most pain sensitive
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enteres rom outsid eof bone to bring nutrients
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osteon-freature of the compat bone
2. osteocutes are around in concentric rings(lanellae)
organized aroud central cannal(blood vessels)
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| intramembranous ossification |
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fibrosu tissue develops into bone(faster)= usualy involded flat bones-skull, hip, etc
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| endochondral ossification |
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within the cartilage
bone growth from cartilage=slow process
forms long bones (femur)
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large blunt process-found ONLY on femur
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large bluner rounded process=not as large as trochanter
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baby tuberosity=smaller blunt or rounded process
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prominent(possibly rough) border
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smooth concave surface(suacer-like depression)
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a rounded aricular surface joined to shaft by the neck
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smooth convex strx joined tothe shaft of a long bone
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smooth slightly concave surfece for articulation
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1. ilium
2. pubis
3. ishium
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bal and socket joint-
all 3 bones of hip continue to this
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| what feature of the hip separates the greater and lessor sciatic notch |
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| what is the caraligeous part of the hip that conects the right and left pubic bones |
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| where is the pubic tubercle located |
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directly lateral to the pubic symphysis
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| what is the lae mens tern for ishial tuberosity |
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| where on the femur is the linea aspera located |
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the fat bone of the shin, medial= contains medial malleolus
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lateral bone=lateral malleolus
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| How many tarsals, name them |
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7 1. talus
2. calcaneus
3.navicular
4. Cuboid
5. medial cuneiform
6. intermediate cuneiform
7. lateral cuneiform
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| Which bone is considered the heal |
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| which farsal articulates with the tibia and fibula? |
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| which metatarsals articulate with the cuboid |
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big toe
has only 2 phalanges all other metatarsals have 3 phalanges
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| Major ligaments of the hip |
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1. pubofemoral
2. iliofemoral
3. ishiogemoral
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prevents excessive aBduction of the hip
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connets ilium (iliac spine) to femure
prevents excessive aBduction of the hip
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1.best seen from behind
2. prevents excessive internal rotaion of the hip/femur
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| Ligaments of the knee (4) |
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medial collateral(tibial collateral
2. Lateral collateral(fibular collateral)
3. anterior cruciate
4. posterior cruciate
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-protects joints on lateral sides
-only allowing motion in sagital plane.
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| anterior cruciate ligament |
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cross over
o: anterior part of tibia
role: prevents tibia from moving anterior to femur
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| anterior cruciate ligament |
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cross over
o: anterior part of tibia
role: prevents tibia from moving anterior to femur
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| How are the cruciate ligaments names |
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based on their origins on the tibia
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| posterior cruciate ligament |
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prevents tibia from moving posterior to femur
o: posterior portion of tibia
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| what is the point of impact for the ACL to be torn |
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above the knee from the front or below the knee from behind
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| what are the 4 ligaments involved in the deltoid ligment of the foot |
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1. anterior tibiotalar
2. posterior tibiotalar
3. tabionavicular
4. tibiocalcaneal
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| what is the role of the the deltoid ligament |
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it is located on the medial side of the foot so it prevents excessive eversion of the ankel
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| what are the 3 lateral ligaments of the foot |
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1. anterior talofibular
2. posterior talofibular
3. calcaneofibular
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| What is the role of the lateral ligaments of the foot |
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to prevent excessive inversion
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| plantar calcaneonavicular |
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"spring ligament"- medial arch in foot.
allows for spring in your step:)
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-goes from calcaneous to intersal bones/navicular bone
-contributes to arch
-supports the overall structure of the foot
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| What are the 3 classifications of Joints |
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1. synarthrosis
2. amphiarthrosis
3. diarthrosis
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fibrous
1. suture- immovable
2. syndesmosis- very small amout of motion/give
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small amoutn of motion or 'give'
found between the fibula and tibia
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carilaginous
1. synchondrosis
2. symphysis
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-type of amphiarthrosis joint
-hyaline cartilage between bones
ex. ribs to sternum
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fibrocartilage between bones
ex. pelvis or disk inbetween vertebre
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| what are the 6 types of diarthrosis joints? give examples |
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1. gliding(arthodial)-1 plain- foot
2. hinge(ginglymus)1 plain-sagital-knee
3. pivot-(trochoid)-between 2 top vertebre
4. condyloid
ball adn socket(enarthrodial)-always in all 3 planes-hip
6. saddle-2 planes-only in thumb!
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type:sympysis
motion: gives a little only during child birth
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ball and socket
motion: 2 plain of motion
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hinge
Motion:1 plain (sagital)
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hinge
motion: 1plane (sgital) up and down
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1 plane
series of 3 gliding joints formed between tarsal bones
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| metatarsophalangeal (MTP) |
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type: condyloid
motion: sagital plane and coronal plane
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Type:hinge
motions: 1 plane
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