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RAD 110 Quiz 3

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axial skeleton supports head + trunk, 80 bones
axillary skeleton provides means for movement, 126 bones
compact bone strong, dense, outer layer
spongy bone inner, less dense layer, contains spiculated network called trabeculae
trabeculae filled with yellow and red marrow which produce white blood cells
periosteum tough, fibrous connective tissue that covers bone
endosteum lines marrow cavity
intramembraneous ossification forms flat bones
endochondral ossification creates short, irregular, and long bones, occurs in primary + secondary development
long bones found in limbs, have a body and two articular ends
short consist of cancellous bone with thin outer layer of compact bone, ex: carpals
flat consist of two plates and compact bone, ex: sternum, cranium
irregular perculiarly shaped - veterbrae and facial bones
sesamoid small and oval, develop inside + beside tendons, largest is patella
synarthroses (re: joint mobility) immovable
ampiarthroses (re: joint mobility) slightly movable
diarthroses (re: joint mobility) freely movable
types of joint classification structural, functional
three types of structural joints fibrous, cartilaginous, synovial
three types of functional joints synathroses (immovable), ampiarthroses (slightly movable), diathroses (freely movable)
three types of fibrous joints suture, syndesmosis, gomphosis
two types of cartilaginous joints synchodrosis, symphysis
synovial joints gliding, hinge, ball and socket, pivot, ellipsoid, saddle
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