Example of flat bones - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

what are the parts of a long bone? - epiphysis and diaphysis What is the epiphysis? - end of a long bone that articulates (forms a joint) with another bone. What is the diaphysis? - shaft of a long bone What is the medullary cavity? - hollow chamber in diaphysis. marrow fills this cavity What is the periosteum? - a dense layer of vascular connective tissue enclosing a bone what is compact bone? - wall of the diaphysis mainly composed of tightly packed tissue what is spongy bone...

Surgical Technology – Orthopedics Exams | Questions and Correct Solutions | Latest Update 2024/2025 examples of long bones - Answer -• humerus • femur • phalanges examples of short bones - Answer -• carpals (wrist) • tarsals (ankle) • occur in clusters examples of flat bones - Answer -• ribs • scapula • sternum • cranial examples of irregular bones - Answer -• skull and face (found in the nasal sinus, orbit of the eye and jaw (mandible and zygoma) • vert...

Anticoagulants EDTA (most common), heparin, sodium citrate Types of Normal Blood Cells Found in Peripheral Blood • Red Blood Cells Platelets White Blood Cells Lymphocyte Monocyte (Granulocytes) Eosinophil Basophil (baso) Segmented neutrophil • Band neutrophil Brainpower Read More "cyte" cell Intramedullary hemolysis within bone marrow cell break-up Extramedullary hemolysis outside bone marrow cell lysis - Cell destruction outside the bon...

Rhinorrhea - ANSWER-Flow or discharge from the nose -Stasis - ANSWER-to stop or control Splenomegaly - ANSWER-Enlargement of spleen Sten/o - ANSWER-Narrowing -Stomy - ANSWER-forming a new opening Subpulmonary - ANSWER-below the lungs Tenodynia - ANSWER-painful tendon Thrombectomy - ANSWER-surgical removal of blood clot Tympan/o - ANSWER-eardrum or drumlike Unilateral - ANSWER-on one side Transthorax - ANSWER-Across the chest Vas/o - ANSWER-vessel or duct -Pexy...

skeletal system - correct answer bones Structures of the Skeletal System: - correct answer - bone - cartilage - ligaments - other supportive connective tissues functions of the skeletal system - correct answer - frame work for the body - support body weight - attachment point for muscles that allows movement - storage reservoir (Ca2+, Phosphorus) Cartilage - correct answer A connective tissue that is more flexible and resilient than bone Chondroblasts - correct answer cartilage...

A&P 1 101 Module 4 Exam Page 1 Answer the following five questions: 1. Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning the function bones? A. Sesamoid bones are large and thin. B. Shor t bones have an irregular structure C. The fontanelles are an example of sesamoid bone. D. Vertebrae are an example of irregular bone. D 2. Which of the following statements is FALSE concerning bones? A. Bones are a storage site for phosphorus and calcium. B. A tuberosity is a projection for a tendon or ligam...

which of the following statements is TRUE concerning the function of bones? a. flat bones are long and thin, such as the ulna b. long bones have an irregular structure c. the carpals are an example of short bones d. vertebrae are an example of sesamoid bone c. the carpals are an example of short bones 2. which of the following statements is FALSE concerning bones? a. bones are not completely smooth surfaces b. a foramen is a projection for a tendon or ligament attachment c. a process ...

Musculoskeletal system Unit 8 Assignment 2024. The musculoskeletal system provides form, stability and movement to the human body. It consists of the body's bones (which make up the skeleton), muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, cartilage and other connective tissue. The term "connective tissue" is used to describe the tissue that supports and binds tissues and organs together. Its chief components are collagen and elastic fibres, which are composed of different proteins. The bones of t...

What are the two types of bone? → compact and spongy Compact bone → (dense/cortical bone) rigid connective bone tissue that appears white, smooth, and solid; 80% of total bone mass Spongy bone → (cancellous/trabecular bone) located internal to compact bone and appears porous; 20% of total bone mass cartilage → semirigid connective tissue that is more flexible than bone What are the the types of cartilage? → hyaline, elastic, fibrocartilage Hyaline Cartliage → attaches ...

Exam 2: Bioarchaeology Potential Questions #1, 2, 3 1. Describe the general growth and development of from subadult to adult. No need to emphasize the categorization of age. Outline general health indicators that can interrupt this process. 2. Explain DoHAD, breakdown of osteological paradox, heterogeneity of frailty 3. Outline one to two theoretical approaches that bioarchaeology uses to integrate the social environmental context (i.e., life-course, biocultural, mother-nexus, and em...