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| long, short, flat, irregular, sesamoid |
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| example of irregular bone |
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| outer tough fibrous covering, continuous with tendons and ligaments. has blood vessels that penetrate bone. |
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| spongy bone. absorbs shock. red bone marrow. broad ends of long bone that articulate. |
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| shaft of long bone. consists of compact bone. large area of blood vessels. main region of exchange of calcium. |
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| middle, hollow space in diaphysis. contains yellow bone marrow. large area of blood vessels. |
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| lines site of articulation. covers ends of epiphysis. reduces friction. |
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| head and spinal column. main purpose is support and protection of organs. |
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| pectoral girdle and pelvic girdle. connects appendages to body. provides movement. |
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| provides movement, posture and protective covering for organs. produces body heat. |
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| framework, storage of phosphorous and calcium. produce blood cells. protect and support organs. attachment of muscles. |
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| fracture affects surrounding tissue. (rib pinches lung) |
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| caused by over use. older people and smaller joints |
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| immune attack of joint. younger people and larger joints |
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| build up of uric acid crystals (toefus) |
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| genetic disease causes regression of muscles |
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| antibodies attack nerve receptors. muscles can't contract |
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| cuts off blood, nerves and tendons |
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| cancerous tumors of muscle. genetic |
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| pull or overextension of ligament |
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| clubbed foot usually secondary to other disorders like downs syndrome |
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| amount of mineral is bone |
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| pushing or pulling of a bone |
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| removal of fluid in joint |
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| removal of fluid sac (bursea)underlying joint |
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| removal of outer covering of bone |
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