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The Skeletal System

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What is the process of bo e formation called? ossification
Ossification occurs in two ways. What are they? Intramemraneous and endochondrial
The outer layer of bone is called what? compact bone
Spongy bone is filled with what? red marrow
What is the medullary cavity? bone marrow cavity
Osteoblasts help with bone __. formation
Osteoclasts ___ bone. reabsorb
The epiphysis is located at the __ of the bone. end
The epiphyseal plate is where osteoblasts turn ___ into bone. cartilage
The diaphysis is the __ of the bone. shaft
The metaphysis is located between the epiphysis and the diaphysis
Hyaline cartilage is ___ cartilage articular
In older Individuals, red marrow turns to __ marrow made of adipose tissue. yellow
The endosteum contains ___ cells, __,___. osteogenic,osteoclasts. osteoblasts
__ fractures project through the skin compound
___ fractures do not break the skin simple
___ fractures completely break i. the section complete
Stress fractures occur mostly in the __. legs
The humorous is a _ bone. long
The vertebra is an __ bone. irregular
The ilium is a ___ bone flat
The patella is a __ bone. Sesamoid
Carpal are ___ bones. short
Smooth rounded end that articulates with another bone Condyle
Prominent ridge Crest
Small flat surface that articulates with another bone facet
Long cleft fissure
Shallow depression Fossa
Small round passage through which nerve and blood vessels pass in and out, or through the bone foreamen
End of the bone head
Low ridge line
Canal, leading through the substance of a bone Meatus
Narrowed, part closely related to an expanded inn neck
A projection or bump Process
Extension of a bone that makes an angle to the rest of the structure ramus
Chamber within the bone usually filled with air sinus
A pointed proces spine
A narrow groove sulcus
A large rough projection trochanter
Pulley, like end of bone, that is smooth and groove trochlea
Small rough projection tuberosity
The axle skeleton consists of which bones? The skull,vertebral column,and thorassic cage
Pectoral girdle, upper limbs, pelvic girdle and lower limbs are in which part of the skeleton? Appendicular skeleton
The hyoid bone attaches to the ligaments in___ lower jaw
The cranium consists of frontal,parietal,occipital,temporal,sphenoid,and ethmoid
The suture between the parietal bones is the Sagittal suture
The sutur thaat is between the two parietal bones and the occipital bone is the lambdoidal suture
The suture that joins the parietal to the temporal bone Squamosul suture
The frontal bone and the parietal bones are joined at the Coronal suture
The lacrimal ,nasal,maxila, zygomatic palatine, inferior nasal conchae, vomer and mandible are facial bones
The occipital bone covers the back of the head
The bump, you feel at the back of the head External occipital protuberance
The prominent bulge behind the ear is called the Mastoid process
A small u shaped bone located in front of the neck hyoid bone
This broader upper part articulates with the clavicles, first and second ribs manubrium
The posterior aspect at the lower end of the humorous, has a depression called the olecranon fossa
Immovable joints are synarthrosis
Slightly movable joints are amphiarthrosis
Freely movable joints are diarthrosis
Joints that have a cavity with fluid separating the bones are synovial
Synarthroses joints are located in the skull
Amphiarthrosis joints can be found in the knee
Hip and shoulder joints are an example of what kind of joint Ball and socket joint
Elbows, knees, ankles, interphalangeal hinge joints
The joint between the first and second vertebra, the atlas and the axis and the rotation of the head of radius over the shaft of the ulna proximally Pivot joint
The articulation between the distal end of the radius with the carpal bones phalangees, metacarpal , metatarsal bones Condyloid joints
The thumb saddle joint
At the ends of clavicle, between carpal bones between tarsal bones in between the articulating facets, a spinal vertebra gliding joints
Normal range of motion in the cervical spine Selection at 45° extension at 55° lateral bending. At forty degrees rotation seventy degrees
Normal range of motion of the lumbar spine Reflection, seventy five degrees hyper, extension, thirty degrees, lateral and medial, bending thirty five degrees
Normal range of motion for the shoulder Flexion, at ninety degrees extension at forty five degrees abduction at a hundred and eighty, add duction at forty five degrees internal rotation, fifty five degrees external rotation forty to forty five degrees
Normal range of lotion at the elbo Reflection 135° extension from 0 to 5° supination, 90° pronation. 90°.
No more range your motion of the hip joint Reflection a 135° extension, 0° internal rotation, 10°, external rotation 10.
Normal range of motion of the ankle joints Dorse afflection at 20° plant reflection, 50° inversion, and E version 5°. Adoption, 20°. It is abduction 10° flexion of the toes, 45° extension of the toes, 70 to 92°.
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