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33 Cards in this Set

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8 cranium/skull
parientals
occipital
frontal
temporals
sphenoid
ethmoid
facial bones
maxillary
palatine
nasal
vomer
inferior nasal conchae
zygomatic
lacrimal
mandible
vertebral column
cervical 7
thoracic 12
sacrum 1 actually 5 fused vertebra
- coccyx 1 usually 3-5 fused vertebra
thoracic cage (functions)
1. protects heart/lungs
2. attachment point for muscles involved in respiration
# of true ribs in the thoracic cage
1-7 (attache to the sternum)
# of false ribs in the thoracic cage
8-12
sternum aka
breastbone
what is the sternum consist of
1. manubrium
2. body
3. xyphoid process
manubrium
articulates with clavicles, most superior part of sternum, attaches 1st rib
body
attached to 2-7
xyphoid process
attaches diaphragm
pectoral girdle
2 clavicles
2 scapula
arm
contains 1 bones that humerus which articulates with the capula and the radius/ulna
ulna
forearm
radius
forearm
carpal bones - wrist
8 carpal bones in 2 rows
hand
5 metacarpal bones
14 phalanges
pelvic girdle
ilium
ischium
pubis
false pelvis
is area within bladelike projections of 2 ilium bones, part of abdominal cavity
true pelvis
is bounded superiorly be base of sacrum to arcuate line to pubic symphysis, bounded inferiorly by tip of coccyx to inferior ischium, encloses pelvic cavity
pelvic inlet
is superior part of true pelvis
pelvic outlet
is bounded by coccyx, ischial tuberosities and inferior pubic symphysis inferior edges of pelvis called perineum where perineal muscles attach and support the contents of pelvis
female pelvis
enlarged outlet
less curvature of sacrum/coccyx
broad angle <100
wider pelvic inlet
low, broad pelvis
smaller bones
male pelvis
more curvature of sacrum/coccyx
pubic angle 90
taller less broad
larger bones
femur
largest bone in body
other lower limbs
tibia, fibula, ankle (tarsus)
7 tarsal bones
talus, calcaneous, naviclar, cuboid, 3 cuneifroms. foot
joints
diarthrosis- free (knee/elbows)
amphiarthrosis- semi-moveable
synarthrosis- immoveable
muscles
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
skeletal muscles
each cell is a single muscle fiber, contains connective tissues, blood vessels, nerves, attached directly or inderectly to bones of skeleton, powered by ATP skeletal muscles cells (fibers) are large up to 12" long and multinucleate
agonist
antagonist pairs
organization of a muscle
muscle>fascicle>fibers>myofibrils>sarcomeres
sliding filament theory
thin filaments slide towards center of each sacromere when skeletal muscle contracts