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HOW MANY BONES ARE IN THE BODY? |
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GREATER IN LENGTH THAN WIDTH |
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SIMILAR IN LENGTH AND WIDTH |
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DO NOT FIT INTO ANY OF THE PRECEDING CATEGORIES |
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SMALL BONES THAT FORM WITHIN TENDONS LIKE THE PATELLA OR KNEECAP |
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TINY BONES WEDGED BETWEEN CRANIAL BONES OF THE SKULL |
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THE ENLARGED PROXIMAL AND DISTAL ENDS OF LONG BONES |
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HYALINE CARTILAGE COVERING THE JOINT SURFACES AT THE EPIPHYSES |
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BLOOD CELL FORMING TISSUE THAT FILLS THE SPACES OF SPONGY BONE TISSUE |
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THE SPACE WITHIN THE DIAPHYSIS |
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FATTY MATERIAL OCCUPYING THE MEDULLARY CAVITY |
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A DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE MEMBRANE COVERING THE EXTERNAL BONE SURFACE |
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A CONNECTIVE TISSUE MEMBRANE LINING THE MEDULLARY CAVITY |
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THE BONE TISSUE FILLING THE EPIPHYSES AND LINING THE MEDULLARY CAVITY; CONTAINS RED MARROW |
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THE BONE TISSUE FORMING THE WALLS OF THE DIAPHYSIS AND THE BONY COVERINGS OF SPONGY BONE |
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PART OF THE BONE THAT REPLACES THE EPIPHYSEAL GROWTH PLATE, WHICH IS WHERE BONE ELONGATION OCCURRED |
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ROUNDED ARTICULAR PROCESS |
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ELEVATED AREA ON OR ABOVE CONDYLE |
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SMOOTH, ALMOST FLAT ARTICULAR SURFACE |
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SHARP, NARROW, USUALLY POINTED END |
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LARGE, BLUNT PROCESS(FEMUR ONLY) |
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LARGE, ROUNDED OR ROUGHTENED PROCESS |
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CYLINDRICAL SUBUNITS,CLOSELY ARRANGED TO PRODUCE A VERY DENSE ORGANIZATION |
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PERFORATING (VOLKSMANN'S) CANAL |
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TINY CANALS THAT OSTEOCYTES OBTAIN NOURISHMENT BY DIFFUSION |
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COVERING THE BONES EXTERNAL SURFACE WHICH IS COMPOSED OF FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT CONTAINS OSTEOPROGENITOR CELLS |
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INTERLOCKING THIN PLATES THAT FORM A LATTICE LIKE NETWORK |
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SKULL- CRANIUM AND FACIAL BONES
HYOID BONE
VERTEBRAL COLUMN- INCLUDES THE CERVICAL, THORACIC, AND LUMBAR VERTEBRAE, THE SACRUM, AND THE COCCYX
RIB CAGE- STERNUM AND RIBS |
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PARANASAL SINUSES: SPHENOIDAL SINUS, FRONTAL SINUS, ETHMOIDAL SINUS, NASAL CAVITY, MAXILLARY SINUS |
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AIR FILLED CAVITIES WITHIN FIVE OF THE SKULL BONES: FRONTAL, SPHENOID, ETHMOID, AND MAXILLARY. THEY ARE LINED BY MUCOUS MEMBRANE AND CONNECT DIRECTLY WITH THE NASAL CAVITY. THEY SERVE AS ECHO CHAMBERS IN THE PRODUCTION OF SPEECH |
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PROTECTS THE SPINAL CORD AND SEVES AS AN ATTACHMENT SITE FOR THE BACK MUSCLES. |
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1ST CERVICAL VERTEBRA
ARTICULATES WITH OCCIPITAL CONDYLE OF THE SKULL
ALLOWS UP AND DOWN MOVEMENT (NODDING YES) |
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2ND CERVICAL VERTEBRA
ALLOWS LEFT AND RIGHT ROTATION OF THE ATLAS AND SKULL (NO) |
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COMPOSED OF FIBROCARTILAGE
SHOCK ABSORBER BETWEEN VERTEBRAE |
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BODY (STRUCTURE OF TYPICAL VERTEBRA) |
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SITE OF ATTACHMENT OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISCS |
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OPENING FORMED BY BODY AND VERTEBRAL ARCH |
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EACH VERTEBRA HAS A LEFT AND RIGHT LATERAL PROJECTION
SERVES AS ATTACHMENT POINT FOR TENDONS AND LIGAMENTS |
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EACH VERTEBRA HAS A LEFT AND RIGHT FACET
ARTICULATES WITH INFERIOR ARTICULAR FACET OF VERTEBRA ABOVE IT |
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SINGLE POSTERIOR PROJECTION
CAN BE FELT AS THE BACKBONE
SERVES AS ATTACHMENT POINT FOR TENDONS AND LIGAMENTS |
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POSTERIOR PORTION OF VERTEBRAL ARCH
BETWEEN SPINOUS PROCESS AND TRANSVERSE PROCESS |
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ANTERIOR PORTION OF VERTEBRAL ARCH
BETWEEN BODY AND TRANSVERSE PROCESS |
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SIDES OF THE VERTEBRA
FORMED BY FUSION OF PEDICLE AND LAMINA |
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CONNECT TO STERNUM VIA COSTAL CARTILAGE
ALSO CALLED TRUE RIBS OR VERTEBROSTERNAL RIBS |
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CONNECT TO STERNUM VIA SHARED CARTILAGE
ALSO CALLED FALSE RIBS |
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DO NOT CONNECT TO STERNUM AT ALLALSO PART OF FALSE RIBS
ALSO CALLED FLOATING RIBS |
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FLAT BONE
FORMS THE ANTERIOR MIDLINE OF THE RIB CAGE
ALSO CALLED BREAST BONE |
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COMPOSED OF 126 BONES
PROVIDE IMPORTANT JOINT AND MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS THAT ALLOW THE WIDE VARIETY OF MOVEMENTS POSSIBLE WITH OUR ARMS AND LEGS |
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CLAVICLE AND SCAPULLA
THE FUNCTION: TO CONNECT THE UPPER EXTREMITY TO THE AXIAL SKELETON |
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HUMERUS, RADIUS, ULNA, CARPALS, METACARPALS, AND PHALANGES |
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ILIUM,ISCHIUM, AND PUBIS
THE FUNCTION: TO CONNECT THE LOWER EXTREMITY TO THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN |
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FEMUR, TIBIA, FIBULA, PATELLA, TARSALS, METATARSALS, AND PHALANGES |
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SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PELVIS.
COMPOSED OF THE FLARED, SUPERIOR REGION OF EACH ILIUM AND THE SACRAL PROMONTORY |
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BEGINS WHEN THE BONES FORM A COMPLETE CIRCLE |
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FORMED WHERE TWO BONES MEET AND ARTICULATE WITH EACH OTHER |
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ALLOW ONLY A SLIGHT DEGREE OF MOVEMENT OR SHIFTING |
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NO SYNOVIAL CAVITY AND THE BONES ARE JOINED BY FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE |
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NO SYNOVIAL CAVITY AND THE BONES ARE JOINED BY CARTILAGE |
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HAVE A SYNOVIAL CAVITY AND THE BONES ARE JOINED BY THE DENSE IRREGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE OF A JOINT CAPSULE AND DENSE REGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE OF LIGAMENTS |
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INTERNAL SPACE AROUND ENDS OF BONES |
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SECRETED BY SYNOVIAL MEMBRANE
FILLS JOINT CAVITY
LUBRICATES ARTICULAR CARTILAGE
REDUCES FRICTION AS BONES MOVE AGAINST EACH OTHER |
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STRIPS OF DENSE REGULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE
CONNECT BONE TO BONE TO STABILIZE THE JOINT
ALSO REINFORCE THE JOINT CAPSULE |
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CONNECTIVE TISSUE COVERING OF BONES
BLENDS INTO JOINT CAPSULE |
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ENCLOSES ENTIRE AREA WHERE TWO BONES MEET |
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LINES THE JOINT CAPSULE
SECRETES SYNOVIAL FLUID |
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HYALINE CARTILAGE
COVERS ENDS OF EACH BONE IN THE JOINT
CUSHIONS ENDS OF BONE
PREVENTS BONE RUBBING ON BONE |
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- ROUNDED END OF ONE BONE FITS INTO CONCAVE SURFACE OF OTHER
- UNIAXIAL
- ALLOWS ONLY FLEXION AND EXTENSION
- EXAMPLE IS THE ELBOW
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- JOINT SURFACES FIT TOGETHER LIKE A RIDER SITTING IN A SADDLE
- BIAXIAL
- CARPOMETACARPAL JOINT OF THUMB
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- SURFACES OF TWO BONES ARE ALMOST FLAT
- ALLOWS BONES TO GLIDE PAST EACH OTHER
- UNIAXIAL OR BIAXIAL
- EXAMPLES ARE INTERTARSAL JOINTS
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BALL-SHAPED HEAD OF ONE BONE FITS INTO CUP-SHAPED DEPRESSION OF OTHER
MULTIAXIAL
EXAMPLE IS SHOULDER JOINT |
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ROUNDED OR CONE-SHAPED SURFACE OF ONE BONE FITS INTO SHALLOW DEPRESSION OF OTHER
UNIAXIAL
ALLOWS FOR ROTATION IN ONE PLANE
EXAMPLE IS SUPERIOR RADIOULNAR JOINT OF ELBOW |
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OVAL CONDYLE OF ONE BONE FITS INTO DEPRESSION OF OTHER
BIAXIAL
ALLOWS FLEXION/EXTENSION AND ABDUCTION/ADDUCTION
EXAMPLE IS METACARPOPHALANGEAL JOINT |
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CIRCULAR MOVEMENT
COMBINATION OF FLEXION, EXTENSION, ABDUCTION, AND ADDUCTION |
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MOVES BODY PART AWAY FROM MIDLINE OF BODY |
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MOVES BODY PART TOWARD MIDLINE OF BODY |
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REDUCES ANGLE AT A JOINT AND BRINGS TWO BONES CLOSER TOGETHER |
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INCREASES ANGLE AT A JOINT AND MOVES TWO BONES APART |
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SIZE OF CIRCLE REMAINS CONSTANT IN ALL PARTS |
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LONG AND CYLINDRICAL UNITS OF SKELETAL MUSCLE |
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CYLINDRICAL UNITS OF PROTEIN THAT OCCUPIES MOST INTERSPACE |
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FLUID WITHIN THE MUSCLE FIBER |
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SMALLER, THREADLIKE UNITS OF PROTEIN |
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