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muscularskeletal
muscularskeletal review
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| skeletal frame work does what | supports body, protects body |
| bone cell regulate the amount of calcium that is deposited | osteocyte |
| looks solid but has precise cylinders of bone matrix | compact |
| resembles a sponge with visible cavities | spongy bone |
| produces red blood cells, platelets and 5 kinds of WBC | Bone Marrow |
| arms, legs, hands,, not feet | Long Bones |
| wrists, ankle bones | Short Bones |
| ribs, shoulder blade, skull, hip bones | Flat Bones |
| vertebrae, facial bones | Irregular Bones |
| all joint surfaces are covered to provide a smooth surface | Articulat cartilage |
| the rest of the bone is covered with this fibrous connective tissue membrane | Periosteum |
| some bones contain and protect this hemopoetic tissue that produces blood cells | Red Bone Marrow |
| produces bone matrix | Osteoblasts |
| reabsorbes and dissolve the minerals of bone matrix | Osteoclast |
| in the embryo the arms and legs are made up of | cartilage |
| the 2 divisions of the skeleton | AXIAL- rib cage , skull, vertebra, APPENDICULAR-, arms,legs,shoulder girdle, pelvic girdle |
| the 3 vitamin that affect growth and maintenance of bone | A-C-D |
| it is lose without the normal stress on bones | Calcium |
| the 3 bones of the ear | Incus, Malleus, Stapes |
| it is protected and contained within the verterbral column which connectsthe trunk and the head | Spinal cord |
| Bones of the vertebra THORACIC - CERVICAL- LUMBAR- SACRAL- COCCYGEAL | THORACIC 12 - CERVICAL 7- LUMBAR 5- SACRAL 5 FUSED INTO 1- COCCYGEAL 4-5 FUSED INTO 1 |
| the 1st cervical vertebra | ATLAS |
| the 2nd cervical vertebra | AXIS |
| the sternum is made up of 3 parts | Manubrium, body, xiphoid process |
| Scapula is the | shoulder bone |
| Clavicle is the | collar bone |
| articulates with the humerus to form the elbow | Ulna |
| form with the femur to form the knee | Tibia |
| forms the heal | calcaneus |
| immovable joint | Synarthrosis |
| slight movement in joint | Ampharthrosis |
| Lots of movement in joint | Diarthrosis |
| all diarthrosis joints are | Synovial Joints |
| covers the smooth bone surface at the joint | Articular Cartilage |
| made of fibrous connective tissue enclosed the joint | Joint Capsule |
| lines the joint capsule secreting synovial fluid into cavity | Synovial membrane |
| is thick, slippery and prevents friction within the cavity | Synovial Fluid |
| small dsacks of synovial fluid between joints and tendons | Bursae |
| Muscular system has 2 functions | Movement of the body, produces heat |
| muscle cells are specialized for one purpose | Contraction |
| Tendons merg with | Fascia of muscle, Periosteum of bones |
| Antagonistis Muscles | have opposite functions |
| Synergistic Muscles | have the same functions (work together) |
| Isotonic | bring about movement |
| Isometric | without movement |
| brain knows where the muscles are and what they are doing without having to look | Muscle Sense |
| LACTIC ACID builds up in muscle tissue | Muscle Fatigue |
| The 2 contraction proteins in a muscle fiber are | Myocin , Actin |
| FLEXION | ti decrease the angle of a joint |
| EXTENSION | to increase the angle of a joint |
| ADDUCTION | to move closer to the midline |
| ABDUCTION | to move further away from midline |
| PRONATION | to turn the palms down (facing the back) |
| SUPINAATION | to turn the palms up (facing towards the front) |
| DORSIFLECTION | to elevate the foot |
| PLANTAR FLEXION | to lower the foot (point the toes) |
| ROTATION | to move a bone around its longitudinal axis |
| colles fracture | from falling and catching self |
| Basiliar fracture | fracture at the base of the skull, usually motor vehicle accident |
| Potts fracture | lower tibia and fibula |
| Medial Meniscus | the larger more restrictive and more liable to be injured |
| ROM | range of motion |
| Meniscus of the knee hjoint is attached to these ligaments | Posterior curciate |
| Instrument to examine interior of a joint using a tube like instrument | Arthroscope |
| the diet change for GOUT | less protein and more fluids |
| causes LYME Disease | Borrelia Burgdorferi |
| Inflammation of the PERIOSTEUM and EXTENSOR MUSCLES | Shin Splints |
| heal spurs | PLANTAR fASCITIS |
| responsible for 90% of the osteomyelitis infections | Strephlococus |
| suture of the divided ends of a tendon | Tenorrhapy |
| common injection sites | Deltoid muscle, Gluteus Medius muscle, Vastus Lateraus muscle |
| disorder of uric acid metabolism causing deposits of uric acid nodules formation in tissue | Gout |
| disorder effecting the size and shape of bones | Osteoitis Deformins |
| Inderited condition featuring abnormal connective tissue with weakness of blood vessles & skeletal defects, long limbs, spider like fingers | Marfin Syndrome |
| loss of bone density | Osteoporosis |
| type of arthritis that results from break down and loss of cartliage to one or more joints | Osteoarthritis |
| defective mineralization of bones of adults | osteomalacia |
| defective mineralization of bones, in children impacts growth | Rickets |
| localized enlargement of the inner portion of the 1st MTP joint with an inward position of the great toe | Hallus Vagus-BUNION |
| degeneration of the cartilage of the 1st MTP joint causing stiff great toe and develoopment of bone spurs | Hallus Rwgidis |
| Imflammation, scaring thickening shrinkage of capsule surrounding nornmal shoulder joint causing linited ROM (frozen shoulder) | Adhesive Capulitis |
| acute partial tear of a ligament classified 1st, 2nd,23rd, degree | Sprain |
| stretching of tendon, muscle or other tissue beyond it functionsl capacity | Strain |
| the two divisions of the skeleton | AXIAL --- APPENDICULAR |