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Skeletal system

QuestionAnswer
how many bones are in the human body 206
axil skeleton contains what bones skull, spine, ribs, sternum 80 bones
appendicular skeleton contains what bones 128 bones shoulder, arms, hands, pelvic girdle, legs, feet
6 functions of the bones 1. bones provide shape and support for the body 2. bones protect internal organs 3. bones attach muscle 4. bones produce red blood cells 5. bones help with movement 6. bones store minerals
what are bones made of 50% water, 50% osseous tissue
long bones femur, tibia, fibula, humerus, radius, ulna,
short bones carpals of the wrist and tarsals of the ankle
flat bones sternum, scapula
irregular bones vertebrae, pelvic girdle
what is the epiphys growing end of the bones
what is the diaphysis part of the bone the shaft
what is the periosteum part of the bones outside covering
what is the medullary part of the bones inner space containing bone marrow
what is the endosteum lining of the medullary cavity
joints a place where two or more bones connect
synarthrosis a joint that allows no movement (cranial structure)
amphiarthrosis allows for slight movement (vertebrae)
diarthosis allows free movement (knee, elbow, wrist)
abduction moving a body part away from the middle
adduction moving a body part towards the middle
flexion bending a limb
extension straightening a flexed limb
circumduction moving a body part in a circular motion
protraction moving a body part forward (jaw)
retraction moving a body part backwards (jaw)
dorsiflexion bending a body part backwards (ankle)
inversion rotate inward (foot)
eversion rotate outward (foot)
cervical spine 7 vertebrae concave
thoracic spine 12 vertebrae convex
lumbar spine 5 vertebrae concave
sacral 5 fused bones convex
how many bones in the vertebral column 26
kyphosis exaggerated curvature in the thoracic region (humpback)
lordosis exaggerated curvature in the lumbar region
scoliosis s-shape curvature of the whole spine
nucelous pulpous absorbs the compression of the spine
anulus fibrous outer ring formed by ligaments contains the nucelous pulpous
fibrous joints held close together by dense connective tissue they are immovable (skull) or slightly movable (joints between distal tibia and fibula)
cartilaginous joints fibrocartilage unite the bones in the joints disks between vertebrae help absorb shock and are slightly movable first rib of the sternum and the symphysis pubis
synovial joints -most joints in the skeleton are this, most complex -synovial fluid has the consistency of egg whites and lubricates articulating surfaces within the joint -some synovial joints contain shock absorbing pads of fibrocartilage called menisci
ball and socket joint - joint that has a bone with and egg-shapped head and a cup shaped cavity - wide range of motion -hip and shoulder
condyloid joint - the joint between the metacarpal and the phalange
gliding joints - articulating surfaces that are nearly flat or slightly curved -joints of the wrist and ankles, and those between vertebrae
hing joints - convex surfaces that fit into a concave surface - found in elbow and phalange joints - movement is only in one plane
pivot joints - a cylindrical surface rotates within a ring of bone and fibrous tissue - joints between the proximal ends of the radius and the ulna
saddle joints -both concave and convex areas -wide range of motion - joints between the trapezium and the metacarpal of the thumb
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