Skeletal System and Bone Anatomy
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what is the primary mineral in bone?
hydroxyapatite
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what is the cell type responsible for maintaining bone once it is formed?
osteocyte
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what is the primary function of osteoclasts?
bone resorption
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if a patient is hit on the back of their head, what bone is injured?
occipital bone
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where is the lambdoidal suture located?
between occipital and parietal bones
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your patient has stenosis of the foramen magnum. what is affected?
spinal cordrainstem
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what do ligaments attach together?
bone to bone
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what holds the femur in the acetabulum?
ligamentum teres through fovea capitis
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what do tendons attach?
muscles to bone
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what is rickets?
Vitamin D deficiency
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what are the functions of the skeletal system? (5)
1. support
2. protection
3. movement
4. storage
5. blood cell production
2. protection
3. movement
4. storage
5. blood cell production
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what is the other name for shoulder blade?
scapula
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what is the connective tissue sheath of cartilage?
perichondrium
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what are the stages of appositional growth? (5)
1. resting cartilage
2. proliferation
3. hypertrophy
4. calcification
5. ossification
2. proliferation
3. hypertrophy
4. calcification
5. ossification
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what do proteoglycans do in the matrix of cartilage?
draw in water to resist compression
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collagen and calcium hydroxyapatite are constitutes of what substance?
bone matrix
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what is osteogenesis imperfecta?
a genetic disorder where collagen forms abnormally
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what determines the strength of bone?
The proportion of collagen to hydroxyapatite
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which type of bone cells have roughened borders and secrete acids?
osteoclasts
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which type of bone cells lie in lacunae?
osteocytes
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Where do you find lamellar bone? What does it look like?
mature bones in sheets
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where do you find trabeculae?
spongy bone
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what is the passageway connective neighboring osteocytes?
canaliculi
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what do we call blood vessels perpendicular to the long axis of the bone?
perforating/volkmann's canal
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what structure covers the outside of bone?
periosteum
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what is the function of red bone marrow?
produce blood cells
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if your patient presents with fracture of shaft of humerus, where is the fracture?
surgical neck??????
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what is the function of yellow bone marrow?
fat/energy storage
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what is the site of longitudinal growth of bones in humans?
epiphyseal plate
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what do we call the end of a long bone?
epiphysis
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what are the steps of bone repair?
1. hematoma (blood clot) fills in gap between bone fragments
2. fibroblasts and chondroblasts infiltrate hematoma and form soft callus
3. osteoblasts build a bone callus
4. bone callus is remodeled and primary bone is replaced with secondary bone
2. fibroblasts and chondroblasts infiltrate hematoma and form soft callus
3. osteoblasts build a bone callus
4. bone callus is remodeled and primary bone is replaced with secondary bone
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which collagen fibers connect ligaments and tendons to the periosteum and to bone?
perforating/sharpeys fibers
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what kind of fracture has two bone sections that do not separate?
greenstick fracture
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what are the air filled spaces in flat and irregular bones called and what is their function?
sinuses for resonating chamber and reducing weight
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when does bone remodeling occur?
throughout life
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if you have a young boy exhibiting advanced development of secondary sexual characteristics, what caused it?
hypersecretion of testosterone??
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what is required for the absorption of calcium?
vitamin D
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normal bone growth requires adequate amounts of what in your diet?
vitamin D
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where do the flat bones of the skull develop from? what kind of connective tissue?
intramembranous ossification using embyonic connective tissue
intramembrous ossification -
intramembrous ossification -
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endochondral ossification -
- built from a membrane of embyonic connective tissue
- built on a model of hyaline cartilage
- built on a model of hyaline cartilage
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what does a black area in an X-ray in the epiphyseal location mean?
the area hasn't ossified and is still an epiphyseal plate (instead of line)
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what is the sequence of event that produces growth at epiphyseal plate?
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what is the sequence of events that produces growth at epiphyseal plate? (5)
1. resting cartilage
2. proliferation
3. hypertrophy
4. calcification
5. ossification
2. proliferation
3. hypertrophy
4. calcification
5. ossification
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what is the location where ossification begins in intramembranous ossification called?
primary ossification center
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what is osteomyelitis?
inflammation of boneone marrow
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what are the most common consequences of osteoporosis?
bones become weak and brittle, more prone to fractures and a decreased rate of healing
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what is osteomalacia, and what is it caused by?
bones aren't mineralized properly because of vitamin D deficiency
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where do you find the sagittal suture?
between the parietal bones
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example of syndesmosis? (held by ligaments)
radius and ulna
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what is the joint between the teeth and the mandibular bone?
gomphosis
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most of the joints in the appendicular skeleton are what type?
synovial joints
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What is the function of a bursa?
reduce friction
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what is the function of hyaluronic acid?
lubricant and shock absorber
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what is the function of articular cartilage?
reduces friction and absorbs shock
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the cubital joint is an example of what kind of joint?
hinge joint
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if you bow your head, what type of movement is that?
flexion
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the knee joint is an example of what type of joint?
synovial hinge joint
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abnormal forced extension beyond the normal range of motion is called.....
hyperextension
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the ligament at the head of the femur is called....?
ligamentum teres
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what is the motion of the foot if you go on your tippy toes?
plantar flexion
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what is the motion of the foot if you pull your toes upwards?
dorsiflexion
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If you rotate your forearm and your palm is faced anteriorly what is this called?
supination
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what is osteoarthritis?
wear and tear, injuries, age. causes pain, stiffness, and mobility loss in joints.
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which ligament helps keep the head erect?
ligamentum nuchae
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The pituitary gland sits on what bone?
sella turcica of the sphenoid bone
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what happens if you have failure of palatine process of maxilla to fuse?
cleft palate
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what is the coxal bone a person sits on?
ischial tuberosity
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where do you find the dens or odontoid bone?
Axis (C2)
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what is the junction between two pubic bones?
pubic symphysis
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what is the common name for sternum?
breastbone
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lateral malleolus is part of what bone?
fibula
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what bone is the greater trochanter on?
femur
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what do we call the olecranon process of ulna?
elbow
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what is your coxal bone?
hip bone
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which cranial bone forms the ridges and the roof of your orbits?
frontal bone
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what condition doesn't allow the vertebral laminae to fuse?
spina bifida
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What condition results from the exaggeration of the lumbar curvature?
lordosis
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what results from damage to the annulus fibrosus and release of nucleus pulposus?
herniated disc
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if someone is rear ended, what is the overextension of their head called?
whiplash
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what is abnormal lateral curvature of the spine called?
scoliosis
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what is the first cervical vertebra?
Atlas (C1)
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what is the common name for patella?
kneecap
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the thumb and big toe are similar in that they have.....?
only distal and proximal phalanges, no middle
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if a patients ear is leaking cerebral spinal fluid, what bone did they damage?
temporal bone
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