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| What is the bone matrix made up of? |
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Ground Substance (25%)
Fibers (25%)
Mineral Salts (50%) |
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| involved in calcium metabolism; maintains matrix |
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| In spongey/cancellous bone, explain trabeculli |
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| Functional. Where red blood cells are made |
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| Not functional. Very fatty. Doesn't make red blood cells, but few white |
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| long shaft widened by the end |
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| end where bone structure flares out. Spongey bone. |
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| LB: Whole bone is covered in... |
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| halllow cavity full of bone marrow (mainly yellow for adults) |
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| What are the bone functions? |
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1) Support
2) Protect
3) Movement
4) Storage
5) Blood Cell Production |
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| Endochondral Ossification |
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| bones form from cartilage |
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| Intramembranous Ossification |
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| bones form within fibrous membranes |
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| bones form in abnormal places |
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| collection of blood at fracture site |
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1. Hyaline
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3. Fibrocartilage |
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| extra sutural bones in skull |
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| How many bones in Cranium |
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| How many bones in auditory aussicles |
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| Names of auditory ossicles |
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| Latin Names of Auditory Ossicles |
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| separates parietal from temporal |
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| separates parietal from frontal |
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| exterior part of temporal bone. lots of air spaces. |
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| needle-like process. muscles attach |
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| NOT part of zygomatic bone. Temporal bone |
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| Occipital Bone: Foramen Magnum |
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| large hole for spinal cord |
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| on both sides of foramen magnum |
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| butterfly shaped. "Keystone of cranial bones" |
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| carries veins and nerves and blood to eyes |
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| "Turkish Saddle" pituitary gland sits here |
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| behind nose and eyes. sinuses. can have up to 18 holes. |
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| involves the sense of smell. little nerves |
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| "roosters comb" top of ethmoid bone. protects brain from infection |
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| top row of teeth sit in here |
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| immovable joints between skull bones |
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| soft spots in the fetul skulls |
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| resinnating chambers. where mucus is produced |
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| U-Shaped bone in neck. Not attached to any other bone in neck. Many tongue muscles attach here. |
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| "holy bone" may be the last part of body to rot away |
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| later becomes fused. tailbone |
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1. Manubrium
2. Middle
3. Xyphoid Process |
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| deals with arms and legs. every bone in appendicular skeleton come in pairs |
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| clavicle, scapula. holds arms on |
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| shoulder blade. looks like shovel |
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| sits in glenoid fossa. loose joint |
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| larger than radius. thicker on top, then skinnier. Radial Tuberostiy- where biceps attach |
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| thinner than ulna. Thinner on top, then larger |
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| designed for stability. mobility is not good. |
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| ball of femur fits into. stable joint |
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| Pelvis- Ischial Tuberosity |
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| Pelvis- Obturator Foramen |
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| largest hole in skeleton. |
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| greater pelvis. Everything above brim |
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| everything below basin. makes a complete circle/basin |
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| upper bone. longest, strongest, heaviest bone in skeleton. |
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| larger of the inferior bones. most weight goes to tibia. second strongest. |
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