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Support Storage of Minerals: 98% of body's calcium salts Blood Cell Formation Protection Leverage - Movement |
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Cells and Solid Matrix(Calcium Carbonate and Calcium Phosphate) 2/3 of Bone Weight is Calcium Phosphate crystals which are brittle but resistant to compression 1/3 of bone weight is collagen fibers (strength and flexibility) |
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Osteoprogenitor Cells - stem cells -form new osteoblasts - inner and outer surfaces
Osteoblasts - immature cells - produce osteoid - inner and outer surfaces - making new bone is called osteogenesis
Osteocytes - immature cells - maintain bone - in lacunae
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Consists of trabeculae (spicules) - to absorb stress
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Lacunae - canaliculi - osteocytes
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Long Bones: shaft & two ends - thigh, legs, arms
Short Bones: roughly cube-like - wrist & ankle
Flat Bones: thin, flat - skull, scapula, & sternum
Irregular Bones: "none of the above" - vertebrae, face bones, etc.
Sesamoid Bones: inside of tendons - patella
Pneumatized Bones: hollow or numerous pockets - ethmoid |
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Proximal & Distal Epiphysis - Ends Diaphysis - bone's shaft Metaphysis - area between diaphysis & epiphysis Articular Cartilage - hyaline cartilage - ends Periosteum - connective tissue - outside Endosteum - inner membrane Medullary cavity - inner space - bone marrow |
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Outer covering of bone 2 layers: inner cellular layer - osteogenic layer outer fibrous layer - Sharpey's fibers
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Inner cell layer lining the medullary cavity
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Embryo: bone starts forming 6 weeks after fertilization - bones are all cartilage or tissue prior to this
Ossification: replacing other tissue with bone
Calcification: deposition of calcium salts within a tissue - not bone formation
Two Types of Ossification Intramembranous - for flat bones Endochondral - for long bones |
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Forms flat bones Fibrous Membranes Ossification Centers Double-Layer Periosteum - outside surfaces Sponge bone sandwiched between compact bone |
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Most bones (esp long bones) Start with hyaline cartilage Primary Ossification Center - spongy bone inside Outer Cartilage replaced with compact bone Secondary Ossification Centers - at epiphyses Hyaline cartilage remains only at "growth plates" & epiphyseal surfaces |
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Length: Occurs at epiphyseal plates Cartilage grows on epiphyseal side (zone of proliferation) while ossification occurs on the diaphyseal side of the plate (zone of hypertrophy)
Appositional Growth (thickness) Osteoblast: lay new bone on outside of shaft Osteoclast: absorb bone on inside of shaft |
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Nutrient Artery & Vein: penetrate the shaft Metaphyseal Vessels: diaphyseal surface of epiphyseal cartilage; enter at prox and dist end of bone Epiphyseal Vessels: fill the numerous foramina Perosteal Vessels: supply blood to superficial osteons of the shaft |
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Diet, Vitamins A, C, & D, Parathyroid Hormone, Calcitonin, Growth & Thyroid Hormone, Sex Hormones |
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PTH: stimulates osteoclast acitivity, increases intestinal absorption of calcium ion, and decreases kidney excretion of calcium ion |
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Seven Bones that make up the orbital complex |
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Ethmoid, Sphenoid, Maxilla, Frontal, Palatine, Lacrimal, Zygomatic |
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Perpendicular Plate of Ethmoid & Vomer |
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Normal Curvature of the Spine and how it develops |
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*enlarged pelvic outlet *less curvature on sacrum and coccyx *wider, more circular pelvic outlet *relatively broad, low pelvis *ilia that project farther laterally *broader pubic angle (greater than 100 degrees) |
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Synarthroses - immovable joints Amphiarthroses - slightly moveable joints Diarthroses - freely moveable joints |
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Fibrous -Sutures: fibrous connective tissue hold bone together; interlocking bones; only skull bones -Gomphosis: between teeth and alveolar fossa of the mandible/maxilla; periodontal ligaments
Cartilagenous -Synchondrosis: cartilage plate between bones; epiphyseal plates (growth plate)
Bony Fusion -Synostosis: bones fuse together; epiphyseal lines after growth plate closure |
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Fibrous -Syndesmosis: two bones connected by long connective tissue ligaments; interosseous membrane between tibia and fibula
Cartilagenous -Symphysis: bones connected by a pad of fibrous cartilage; pubic symphysis and intervertebral discs |
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Synovial Joints -end of long bones in upper and lower limbs
Six characteristics -articular cartilage: joint surface -a joint capsule -a joint cavity filled with synovial fluid -a synovial membrane lining the joint capsule -accessory structures; pads of fat, cartilage, ligaments -sensory nerves and blood vessels |
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Articular/Joint Capsule: surrounds the joint; -two layers *outer dense irregular connective tissue *inner synovial membrane; alveolar connective tissue; produces synovial fluid
Articular Cartilage -Hyaline -Smooth -Reduces friction -Well lubricated -Shock absorption |
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Lubrication -provides lubrication of the articular cartilages at the ends of the bones
Nourishes the Chondrocytes -compression and expansion movement forces fluid into and out of the cartilage - fluid circulation nourishes the cartilage cells
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Menisci (meniscus-singular) - articular discs of fibrous cartilage for tighter fit between bones
Fat Pads - provides protection and packing material
Intracapsular Ligaments - strengthen and reinforce joint; within the joint and separate from the capsule
Extracapsular Ligaments - embedded within the articular capsule but outside the capsule
Bursae - fluid filled pockets where tendons or ligaments rub against tissue; may or may not be connected to the joint capsule; lined with synovial membrane |
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Intracapsular Ligaments -Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) -Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL)
Extracapsular Ligaments -Medial (Tibial) Collateral Ligament -Lateral (Fibular) Collateral Ligament
Menisci -Medial Meniscus -Lateral Meniscus |
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