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Axial Skeleton 7

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How many bones in the body? 206
Axial Skeleton Skull, Vertebral Column, Rib Cage
Appendicular Skeleton Appendages, Arms & Legs, Girdle
Girdle connects arm to axial
Bones Support frame
Bone protection support & protect vital functions ie; skull to brain
Bone movement move one bone to another
Bone storage fat-(yellow marrow) Minerals-calcium
Diaphysis shaft of a long bone
Epiphysis end of a long bone (expanded portion of bone)
Periosteum fiberous connective tissue that covers the bone, anchors blood vessel, builds cells.
Articular Cartilige Coated layer of Hyaline Cartilidge,smooth surface
Medullary Cavity stores yellow marrow
Osteocytes mature bone cells
Lucana tiny chambers for osteocytes
Lamella concentric ring of matrix; encircle central canal;blood vessels
Bone fracture close/simple Bone breaks; skin in tact
Bone fracture open/compound Bone breaks; pierces skin
Bone repair reduction help promote healing
Repair closed reduction Dr. moves bone w/hand to promote healing
Repair open reduction promote healing w/pins/screws
cast immobolize bone to promote healing
Fibrocartilige callus forms promote healing
Bone Sutures meeting of bone plates
Skull Suture; joints composed of cranial, hyoid, vertebral column & thoracic cage
Frontal Bone that forms the forehead,largest lobe in the brain
Cranial brain;8 frontal, parietal.temporal,occipital,ethmoid,sphenoid
Parietal Bone 2bones-part of the brain positioned above (superior to) the occipital lobe and behind (posterior to) the frontal lobe.
Temporal 2 bones sides of skull,in front of the occipital lobe & the sensory center of hearing in the brain.
Occipital 1 O =opening=Occipital pyramid shape visual center of the brain.
Ethmoid 1 spongy/porous separates the nasal cavity from the brain
Sphenoid 1 petuitary gland, butterfly unpaired bone situated at the base of the skull in front of the temporal bone
Facial Bones 14 Nasal, Maxilla, Zygomatic, Mandable
Nasal Bones 2, two bones that form the upper part of the bridge of the nose
Maxilla Bones 2 two bones that make up the hard palate Holds teeth upper gums
Zygomatic Bone 2 bones: Cheekbones
Mandable the only movable facial bone, jaw
Fontanels open spaces in baby's head no connective tissue
Vertebral Column Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacrum, Coccyx,
Cervical Region neck; C1-C7
Atlas C1 Shake head yes
Axis C2 name the cervical vertebra that allows the head to shake "NO"
Thoracic 12 ribs all connected (T1-T2)
Lumbar L1 - L5
Sacrum part of coxa
Thoracic Case Sternum, ribs
Sternum 3 Individual bones, arrowhead shape
Ribs 12 prs(24)first 7 hv direct connection
True Ribs First 7rib prs have direct connection to sternum thru cartlige
False Ribs 8-12 have no connection to sternum; 11,12 are floating (no cartlige)
Joints Articulation; bones,mobility
Fibrous Joint btween flat bones;no movement held by connective tissue ex:sutures
Cartilageious Joint limited movement
Synovial Joint free movement articular cartilige, rope like
Synovial capsule encircles the ends of joint w/fluid
Plane Joint slips & glides
Hinge joint moves only when in place ex: elbow, knee, phalanges
Pivot joint radius & Ulna
Saddle Joint Ex:thumb; ability to touch things w/thumb; hold things
Ball & Socket joint ball goes in socket; wide range of motion Ex: humerus
Condyloid joint joint between metacarpals & phalanges
Fibula leg;side bone from Tibia;blocks pivot out from ankle
Tibia T-bone flat on top
Foot tarsals,metatarsals & phalanges
Knee Patella
Femur Lrgest bone in body; ball,neck,shaft
Pelvic Girdle Coxa/Coxal
Pectoral Girdle Clavicle, Scapula
Clavicle Collar bone;Off Sternum connect to scapula
Scapula shoulder blade
Humerus long bone of arm;shoulder to elbow
Radius thumb side of arm(radial pulse) spatula scoop end
Ulna U shaped notch;swing back/forth;next to radius "C" notch at end
Carpal meta carpals & phlanges
Long bone long longitudinal axes & expanded ends EX: forearm & thigh bones
Short bones Box like Ex: wrist ankles
Flat Bones plate like structures Ex: Ribs & scapula
Irregular Bones Catch all connected to other bones Ex:P Vertebre & Hip
Seasmoid (small) Bone small embedded in tendons Ex:knee cap
Articulates forms a joint
compact bone wall of diaphysis, composed tightly packed tissue, matrix strong & resist bending
Spongy Bone found in Epiphysis, bones & plates separated by irregular spaces,strong & resist bending
Endosteum tissue lining the Medullary cavity,
Marrow soft connective tissue that fills spaces in Medullary cavity
Osteon basic unit of bone ie;Haversian System
Osteoblasts bone builders, making bone matrix
Ossification process of making bone tissue
Osteoclasts Bone breaker,
Extra Cellular Matrix Calcium Phosphate; Collagen & inorganoc salts give bones strength & resistance attached to the outer cell surface
Intramembrous bones embryo bone cell development
Coccyx (tail bone) small triangular bone at the base of the spinal column consisting of several fused vertebrae
Metaphysis region involved in bone elongation between the diaphysis and epiphysis in growing bones
Pelvis Sacrum, Coccyx, & pelvic girdle form bowl shaped pelvis, supports trunk of body
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