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Title: 2. Osteology and Arthrology of Lower Extremity

Description: Bones Bones Bones terms and significant features

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Created: 09/18/2009 16:46:57

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



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