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Primary Functions of the Skeletal System |
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Definition
1. Support
2. Storage for Mineral and Lipids
3. Blood Cell Production
4. Protection
5. Leverage |
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Definition
1. Long Bones (extremities; Ends: Epiphysis, Shaft: Diaphysis)
2. Short Bones (Cubed, wrist/ankles)
3. Flat Bones (ribs, cranium, sternum)
4. Irregular (facial, pelvic)
5. Sesamoid (in tendons like the patella)
6. Sutural Bones (between joints of cranial bones) |
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Articulating Bone Markings |
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Definition
1. Head: Rounded expansion of an epiphysis
2. Facet: small, flat surface
3. Condyle: smooth, rounded process
4. Ramus: extension/branch that forms an angle with the rest of the structure (mandible ramus)
5. Fossa: shallow depression |
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Definition
Tuberosity: large, rough projection
Crest: prominent ridge
Line: low ridge
Tubercle: small, rounded projection
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Depressions/Openings Bony Markings |
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Definition
Meatus: passage/channel, especially the opening of a canal
Sinus: chamber within a bone usually filled with air
Fissure: deep furrow, cleft or slit
Foramen: rounded passageway for blood vessels or nerves |
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Definition
2/3's is Calcium Phosphate
Hydroxyapatite: crystals that form when calcium hydroxide interacts with calcium phosphate
This incorporates other salts such as calcium carbonate, Na, Mg, and F ions
1/3 of the matrix is collagen fibers that provide framework for the crystals to form on (cells only make up 2%)
Calcium Phosphate crystals make bone hard and collagen makes it flexible |
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Definition
1. Osteocytes (main)
2. Osteoclasts (remove bone matrix)
3. Osteoblasts (build bone matrix)
4. Oseoprogenitor Cells (stem cells) |
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Osteon is basic functional unit of mature compact bone
Haversion Canal runs parallel to bone
Other canals (Volkmann's) run perpindicular
Interconnected by Canaliculi
Concentric lamellae with central canal in middle
Intersitial Lamellae fill in spaces in between osteons
Circumferential lamellae found at the outer and inner surfaces of bone |
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Meshwork, not osteons
Trabeculae are bundles of fibers that create an open network with red bone marrow in between. Nutrients reach osteocytes via diffusion. RBM contains BV that deliver nutrients and remove wastes of osteocytes. found where bones aren't heavily stressed or where stress is applied from multiple directions |
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Cell that is found in bone marrow and can give rise to all cell types in blood |
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