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Framework of bones and cartilages that protect our organs and enable movement

Skeletal system

Branch of medicine that deals with the prevention and treatment of skeletal and joint disorders

Orthopedics

Components of the Skeletal System

Bones


Cartilages


Ligaments

Functions of the skeletal system

Support


Protection


Movement


Storage of Minerals


Blood Cell Production

SPM


SoM


rbc Prod

The process of Red blood cell production is also called

Hematopoiesis

Bone Classifications according to shape

Short


Long


Flat


Irregular

Bone Forming Cells

Osteoblasts

Mature osteoblasts are called

Osteoclasts

Cells for "sculpting" bone or bone breakdown

Osteoclasts

Formation of bone from a cartilage model

Endochondral Ossification

2 processes on how bones are formed

Endochondral Ossification


Intramembranous Ossification

Endo cartilage


Into membranes

Bone Growth is permitted aslong as this plate remains a cartilage and not a bone

Epiphyseal Plate

Closes at 25 y.o in males


Females earlier

The shaft of a long bone is called

Diaphysis

The ends of a long bone is called

Epiphysis

Epi ends outer

Where the diaphysis meets the epiphysis

Metaphysis

Meetaphysis

Covers the epiphysis

Articular Cartilage

Fibrous layer that covers the surface of a bone not covered by the articular cartilage

Periosteum / Fibrous Layer

Space within the diaphysis with the yellow marror

Medullary layer

The layer of bone forming cells in the medullary cavity

Endosteum

Other name of spongy bone

Cancellous bone

Perforating canals containing nerves and blood vessels from the periosteum

Haversian Canal

Rings of hard calcified substance surrounding the haversian canal

Lamellae

ll rings

Spaces between lamellae

Lacunae

C space

The functional unit of the skeletal system

Osteon /


Haversian System

Number of Bones in the body

206

The floating bone

Hyoid

Kinds of joints

Synarthrodial


Amphiarthrodia


Diarthrodial

S (-) movement


A slightly movable


D freely movable