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Chapter 6

Skeletal Cartilage

Types of cartilage, locations, & functions

- Hyaline Cartilage: most common, sturdy support w/ some flexibility
● Articular Cartilage
- connects at ends
- minimizes friction at joints
● Costal Cartilage
- connects ribs to sternum
● Respiratory Cartilage
- supports trachea
● Nasal Cartilage
- supports external nose

- Elastic Cartilage: most flexible, tolerates repeated bending
● External ear
● Epiglottis
- covers the larynx when swallowing

- Fibrocartilage: can withstand heavy compression, pads & cushions
● Between vertebrae
● Behind knee
● Pubic Synapsis

Bone Shapes

Descriptions, structures, & examples

- Long Bones: longer than they are wide; composed mostly of compact bone
● Humerus
● Radius
● Ulna
● Phalanges
● Metacarpals
● Femur


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, ● Tibia
● Metatarsals
● Fibula

- Short Bones: cube-like or sesamoid shape; contain mostly spongy bone
● Carpals
● Tarsals
● Patella
● Calcaneus

- Flat Bones: thin, usually curved; 2 wafer-like layers of compact bone sandwiching a thicker
layer of spongy bone
● Skull
● Sternum
● Scapula
● Ribs
● Clavicle

- Irregular Bones: complicated shape
● Vertebra
● Illium
● Ischium
● Pubis
● Bones of Pelvic Girdle

Bone Functions

Description, structures & examples

- Fat Storage: in yellow bone marrow contained in the medullary cavity
- Hematopoiesis: blood cell production in red bone marrow (inside spongy bone)
- Mineral Storage: mainly calcium & phosphate
- Movement: muscles attached to bones, move various body parts & levers
- Protection: enclose the brain, spinal cord, etc.
- Support: the framework of the body

Gross Anatomy of Bone

Differentiate between the characteristics of spongy bone & compact bone

- Spongy Bone: “cancellous bone”


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, ● No medullary cavity
● Honeycomb-like trabeculae
● Where red bone marrow is located
● Lines longer bones & fills in bulky areas

- Compact Bone: “cortical bone”
● Dense & smooth
● Defines exterior shapes of bones
● Central canal
● Volkmann’s canal
● Osteons

Define Terms

- Epiphyses
● The broad end of long bones
● Thin layer of compact bone that encloses spongy bone
● Is separated from diaphysis by the epiphyseal plate
● Surrounded by hyaline cartilage (articular cartilage) in place of periosteum

- Diaphysis
● Middle portion/shaft of long bone
● Thick layer of compact bone
● Medullary cavity

- Medullary Cavity
● Hollow middle of long bones
● Lined by endosteum

- Dipole
● Spongy bone

- Trabeculae
● Spiny parts of spongy bone

- Periosteum
● Outside membrane
● Coats surface except for joint surfaces & epiphyses
● Has fibrous outer layer (dense irregular connective tissue)
● Has an osteogenic inner layer (filled with osteogenic cells)
● Is connected by Sharpey’s fibers


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