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Vet 114

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Cortical bones the hard dense strong bone that forms the outer layer of bone aka compact bone
cancellous bone the lighter less strong bone that is found in the ends and inner portions of long bone aka spongy bone
long bones longer then wide (Femur,tibia,humerus,radius,ulna)
short bones flat thin (Carpals,tarsals)
flat bones flat and thin(scapula,ribs,pelvis,skull)
sesmoid bones small bones embedded in tendon(patella)
irregular bones share traits from more then one category (vertebrae)
Head rounded articulated process separated from shaft by neck
condyle hole in bone
foramen shallow cavity or depression
olecranon process point of the elbow
sinus hallow space or cavity
trochanter process on femur for attachment of muscles
tubercle process for the attachment of muscles
axial skeleton protects major organs (center body)
appendicular the framework(shoulders,pelvic,girdle) outter
vertebra spondyl/o vertebr/o
atlas 1st cervical vertebra (c1)
ribs cost/o
sternum manubrium,body,xiphoid
ilium bone of pelvis
Synarthroses Immovable
Amphiarthroses Slightly movable
Diarthroses Freely movable
Abductor muscle moves a part away from midline
Adductor muscle moves a part toward midline
Pronator rotates palmar/plantar surface downward
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