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forms the upright part of the body; it consists of 80 bones of head, thorax, and trunk
axial skeleton
contains 126 bones of extremities
appendicular skeleton
bone is made up 1/3
organic
bone is made up 2/3
inorganic
type of bone, hard , dense outer shell
compact bone
-porous and spongy portion
-make up most of the articular ends of bones
cancellous bone
area at end of each diaphysis
epiphysis
longitudinal bone growth occurs here through manufacturing of new bone
epiphyseal plate
main shaft of bone ( made up mainly of compact bone )
diaphysis
center of diaphysis, hollow
medullary canal
membrane that lines the medullary canal, contains osteoclasts
endosteum
mainly responsible for for bone resorption
osteoclasts
made up mostly of cancellous bone and supports the epiphysis, this is in long bones and is flared at the end of diaphysis
metaphysis
thin fibrous membrane covering all the bone except the articular surfaces
periosteum
covered with hyaline cartilage
articular surfaces
two types of epiphyses found in children
pressure and traction
found in children, located at the end of long bones where they receive pressure from the opposing bone making up the joint (where long bone growth occurs)
pressure epiphysis
found in children, located where tendons attach to bone
(ex. greater and lesser trochanters)
traction epiphysis
hole throught which blood vessels, nerves, and ligaments pass
foramen
hollow or depression
fossa
ditchlike groove containing a tendon or blood vessel
groove
canal or tubelike opening in a bone
meatus
air-filled cavity within a bone
sinus
rounded knuckle like projection
condyle
projecting, prominent part of bone
eminence
flat or shallow articular surface
facet
rounded articular projection beyond a narrow necklike portion of bone
head
sharp ridge or border
crest
prominence above or on a condyle
epicondyle
less prominent ridge
line
long thin projection
spine
small, rounded projection
tubercle
large, rounded projection
tuberosity
very large prominence for muscle attachment
greater trochanter of femur