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layers of a synovial joint
(outside) -muscle/ligament
--fibrous joint capsule
--synovial membrane
--articular cartilage (inside)
ball and socket joint
free range of motion
ellipsoid joint
movement in 2 ways
--fingers
hinge joint
movement in 1 direction
--elbow, radius, ulna
saddle joint
sits in deep depression, movement both ways
--thumb
pivot joint
rotates.
--radius, pronate and supinate
plane joint
bones are able to move. Gliding joints
where do the nerves of brachial plexus come from?
anterior rami
when do arteries become veins?
in capillaries
characteristics of arteries
thick, smooth muscle, rubbery
characteristics of veins
thin, passive, arterial pressure
what is the lymphatic system
system of vessels, tissue, and organs
what are 2 functions of lymphatic system
fluid balance
immunity
what are the lymph nodes for?
filtering incoming fluid
where are the axillary lymph nodes?
upper limb, chest, abdomen
characteristics of compact bone
dense, very solid, on diathesis ends
characteristics of spongy bone
light, strong matrix of stuff, spaces filled with red marrow, on epiphasis ends (distal)
what 2 kinds of bone marrow are in medullary (marrow) cavity?
red and yellow
where can red bone marrow be found?
ribs, sternum, hip, skull, heads of long bone
characteristics of yellow bone marrow
fatty storage area, has ability to switch to red marrow b/c of low iron levels
what is the periosteum
--outer surface of bone for protection
--inner surface for creating new bone cells
what is endosteum
lining of bones/internal canals
what is intramembranous ossification
when bones form from embrionic tissues
2 steps: mesenchyme tissue to bone
what is endochondral ossification
cartilage becoming bone
3 steps: mesenchyme to bone to cartilage model(ossifies)
waht is the cartilaginous model?
1st ossification
what happens when epiphysis and diaphysis fuse?
no more growth b/c there is no more growth plate
what is osteoporosis?
when there is more reabsorbtion and than production
what are pathological fractures?
weakening (sickness) of inside bone
what is a stress fracture
break due to outside force
what is closed reduction
when you have a cast, splint, immbolizing
what is open reduction
needs surgery, using rods and pins...re-assembling bone
dislocations vs. separation
dislocation: comes out of joint
separation: tear of ligament
sprain vs strain
sprain: tear/stretch of ligament, hypermobility
strain: tear muscle
what is bursitis?
inflammation of bursae b/c of repetitive motion
what is pulled elbow
radius popping out of joint
waht is tommy john surgery/
ulnar collateral lig reconstruction
--taking tendon or lig from other arm, drilling hole and inserting
what are idopathic and parathesia syndromes?
ido: condition caused by many causes
parathesia: "asleep" tingling
what is the first layer on the flexor side of hand
palmar aponeurosis
what is osteoarthritis
over-use or injury to joint
what is rheumatoid?
auto-immune disease, attacks joint
what is arthritis
inflammation of joint capsule and obstruction of art. cartilage
6 functions of the skin
protection
water balance
vitamin D synthesis
sensory input
thermoregulation
communication
eumalanin
pheonmelanin
carotene
hemoglobin
dark brown
redish brown
yellowish
pinkish
freckles
a concentration of melancytes
moles
congenital moles
raised concentration of melancytes on skin
--born with it
capillary hemangiomas:
cavernous hemangioma
port-win stain:
macular stain:
--raised purple or red spot. gone at age 5
--tumor of capillaries, flat dull color
--deep red/purple birth marks
--light red, temp case = angel kisses
5 functions of hair
insulation
protection
sensory information
indicator of sexual maturity