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what are the 2 types of positions of the skeleton? |
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- appendicular skeleton
- axial skeleton
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what is the appendicular skeleton? |
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includes all bones of the limbs, including the pelvic and throacic girdles |
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what is the axial skeleton? |
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includes all the bones of the skull, vertbral column, ribs, sternum and cartilage running from ribs to sternum |
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what does the Heterotorphic (visceral) skeleton include? |
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only the os penis
only in male dogs and never seen in male cats
determines sex of dog |
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What are the 5 different shapes of bones? |
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long bones
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flat bones
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short bones
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irregular bones
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sesamoid bones
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long in dimensions
many bones of the limbs
longer in one dimention than the other
an example is the feamour |
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flattened in shape
ex: scapula and ribs |
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cuboidal in shape
include carpal (wrist) and tarsal (heal) bones
tiny |
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What are irregular bones? |
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named by their irregular shapes
ex: those in vertebral column and pelvis |
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tiny bones imbedded in tendons, primarily around the digital joints
ex: fabella and stiffle joint
the most visible/ biggest ones are in the stiffle joint |
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either end of a long bone
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What is epiphyseal cartilage (growth plate)? |
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hyaline cartilage that separates the epiphysis from the diaphysis in growing bones
thin line = adult and growth is complete
thick line = young and still growing |
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Definition
cortical and dense
tubular wall of bone surroundign the medullary cavity
hard and tough
near the outside |
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What is the nutrient foramen and canal? |
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any of the opening channels in the cortex through which blood vessels pass to reach the medullary cavity |
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connective tissue that covers the outer surfaces of bones except at their articulations
cause pain = disturbed or fractured |
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What is articular cartilage? |
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tought lubricated, softens movement
cartilage that covers the articular (joint) surfaces of bones
covers ends of bones |
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What is compact (dense, cortical) bone? |
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solid bone that is found in the cortex |
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What is spongy bone (trabecullar, cancellous)? |
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lacelike arrangement of boney spicules commonly found within epiphyses
inside the bone
bubble like structure
adds strength to inner surface of bone |
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What are 6 protrusions or roughened areas that serve as points of attachment for muscles (i.e: areas that stick out of bone)? |
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- tubercles
- tuberosities
- trochanters
- epicondyles
- spines
- processes
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What 2 pieces of bone go inward? |
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depressed areas (depressions) on bones |
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What are 3 bones that are within joints and have rounded articular surfaces? |
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what are 2 types of classifications of bone? |
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