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Cyndi's Chapter 7

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diaphysis tubular shaft of long bones
epiphysis end portion of long bones
process projection or bump (coracoid process)
ramus exension of bone making angle w/structure (vertical portion of mandible deep to masseter)
Trochanter large, rough projection - tendon or ligament attach (greater trochanter- gluteus medius, minimus and deep rotator muscles of femer attach)
tuberosity small, rough projection - tendon or ligament attach (ischial tuberosity - sit bone, hamsrings, adductor magnus & sacrotuberous ligament attachment site)
Tubercle tubercle small round projection - tendon or ligament attach ( Lister's tubercle - dorsal surface of radial styloid process - extensor pollicis longus tendon attach)
Epicondyle epicondyle projection (usually to side) on condyle - tendon or ligament attach -(epicondyles of humerus - medial site tendons of wrist & hand flexors. Lateral site for tendons of wrist & hand extensors.
Crest crest small round projection - tendon or ligament attach (pubic crest - rectus abdominis and abdominal aponeurosis)
Line line low ridge - tendon or ligament attach (lina aspera on femur - Vastus Lateralis & Medialis attach)
Spine ridge spine ridge - tendon or ligament attach (spine of scapula - posterior deltoid, middle and lower fibers of trapezius attach)
Head head - articular end of epiphysis - articulation site bone to bone (head of radius - stablized by annular ligament - pivoting point for supination & pronation)
Neck neck between epiphysis and diaphysis
Condyle condyle smooth rounded articular process articulation site bone to bone (femur)
Trochlea trochlea grooved articular process shaped like pulley - distal end of the humerus that articulates with the ulna.
Facet facet small, flat articular surface
Fossa fossa shallow depression (infraspinous fossa)
Sulus sulus narrow groove (depression)
Foramen foramen passageway for vessles and nerves - opening (vertebral foramen)
Canal canal passage way through the substance of a bone - opening (vertebra canal for spinal nerve)
Fissure fissure elogated cleft - opening
Sinus sinus chamber within a bone - opening
Long Bone long bones long & slender (femur, tibula, fibula, humerus)
Short Bone short bones smal and boxy (carpals, tarsals)
Flat Bones flat bones thin, parallel surfaces (sternum, ribs, scapula)
Irregular Bones irregular bones complex shapes (vetebrae, pelvis, skull)
Sesamoid Bones sesamoid bones small flat, seed like (patella)
Sutural Bones sutural bones small, flat, irregular long bones arm, leg, hand, toes short bones carpals, tarsals flat bones sternum, rigs, scapula irregular bones vetebrae, pelvis, skull sutural bones between bones of skull
Anticubital anticubital front of the elbow
Cubital cubital forearm
Crural crural thigh
synarthrose immovable joint
amphiarthrosis slightly moveable joint
diarthrosis freely moving joint fibrous joint
??? synarthrose joint cartilagenous joint amphiarthrosis joint synovial joint diarthrosis joint suctures joint fibrous joint symphyses
cartilagenous joint- An articulation in which bones are united by cartilage without a synovial membrane
ball & socket synovial joint
gomphoses (roots of teeth) synarthroses joint
intervertebral disc amphiarthrosis joint
pivot joint (radius - ulnar) diarthrosis joint
hinge joint (elbow, knee) synovial joint
ellipsodial Joint (wrist) synovial joint
saddle joint (carpal - metacarpal) synovial joint
gliding joint (carpal - carpal) synovial joint
meatus body opening or passage, such as the opening of the ear (auditory meatus) or the urethral canal
nucleus pulposus soft, fibrocartilaginous central portion of the intervertebral disk
Annulus fibrosus A fibrous and cartilage ring that forms the circumference of a vertebrae
endosteum cells lining the medullary cavity of a bone
periosteum dense fibrous membrane covering the surface of bones except at the joints
retinaculum holds organ or tissue in place
galabella inner eye (CV1)
collagen the main component of bone that has the piezoelectric quality
remodeling is continual changing of bone in response to functional demands
cancellous bone that contains trabeculas
axial skeleton forms the axis of the body. Includes the head, vertebral column, ribs and sternum. Provides the body with form and protection.
Appendicular skeleton composed of the limbs of the body and their attachments.Sagittal suture between parietal bones
Lambdoidal suture between the parietal bones and the occipital bones
Coronal suture between the parietal bones and the frontal bones
Squamous suture between the temporal and parietal bones.
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