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Forms the body framework Enables the body to move Protects and supports internal organs
Ossification Bones
The development of osteocytes and the hardening process is called ossification.
Ossification depends on:
calcium
vitamin D phosphorus
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The adult skeleton has 206 bones. Common Bone Categories Long bones Irregular bones (Femur) (Vertebrae) Short bones (Wrist bones) Flat bones (Skull) Sesamoid bones (Kneecap)
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Parts of long bones: The shaft is the longest portion also called the diaphysis.
Articular cartilage
Diaphysis
Distal epiphysis
Femur
Temporal Bones
Frontal Sphenoid
Occipital
Sinuses are cavities that reduce the Sinuses weight of a bone. Frontal sinuses
Ethmoid sinuses
Maxillary sinuses Sphenoid sinuses
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Column Cervical = 7
Thoracic = 12 Lumbar = 5 Sacrum = 5 Coccyx = 1
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Clavicle Scapula
Sternum
Pelvis ilium
ischium pubes pelvic cavity
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Synarthroses No movement
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Muscles contract (shorten) and extend to provide body movement. Types of Muscles Voluntary (skeletal)
Muscles
Muscles
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Lift up your right forarm to flex your Muscles Origin or Insertion bicep brachii as if making a fist. Identify the origin and insertion attachment by agreeing with one of the following statements:
The radius is the origin and the scapula is the insertion. ---OR--The scapula is the origin and the radius is the insertion.
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arthr (o)
brachi (o) calcane (o)
bent
joint arm
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Match Combining the following combining Forms Part 2forms and meanings.
carp (o)
cephal (o) chondr (o)
cartilage
hump head
dactyl (o)
kyph (o)
wrist
fingers, toes
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Forms Part 3forms Match Combining the following combining and meanings. foot my (o) finger or toe bone myel (o) muscle pod (o) bone oste (o) spinal cord; bone phalang (o) marrow 23
Match Combining the following combining Forms Part 4forms and meanings. curved rachi (o) scoli (o) spondyl (o) vertebra spine
ten (o)
uln (o)
ulnar
tendon
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Orthopedists
Osteopaths Rheumatologists
Podiatrists
Chiropractors
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Performing internal examinations or the use of x-rays, scans, and radiographs are often required to diagnose bone and 26 muscle ailments.
Arthrography
Arthroscopy Diskography
Diagnostic, Procedural, and Laboratory Tests Pt 4 levels Laboratory tests measure the
of substances found in some musculoskeletal disorders.
Rheumatoid factor test Creatine phosphokinase (CPK) Common laboratory tests Calcium
Phosphorus
Uric acid
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Other Tests
Pathology
Injury
Degenerative disease Systemic disorders
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Types of fractures
Pathology Part 2
Complex
Incomplete
Comminuted
Greenstick
Colles
Impacted
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Injury or trauma to the joints or muscle may cause a sprain. Overuse of a muscle may cause a strain. Other conditions: Tendinitis Dislocation Subluxation Osteoporosis
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Pathology Part 3
Pathology Part 4
Terms Almost anySurgical major part of the musculoskeletal system can now be surgically repaired.
Supportive devices
Cast
Splints
Traction
Prosthetic devices
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Surgical Reduction is the Terms return Part of a 2 part to its normal position.
Osteoplasty is repair of a bone. Tenotomy is the cutting into a tendon to repair a muscle (myoplasty).
Pharmacology
Most medications treat symptoms and not the cause of musculoskeletal discomfort.
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Steroids
Muscle Relaxants NSAIDS
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with the soft spots she feels on her babys head. You realize the medical term for these soft spots is: A. Fontanelle B. Fissure C. Foramen
A. Fontanelle
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& Trunk Apply Your Head Knowledge Part 2 Arms & Legs
Mary is complaining of headache, Apply Your Knowledge Part 3 stuffy nose and pressure with facial discomfort. Her physician tells her she has allergies. Which of the following conditions might she be experiencing? A. fracture of her vomer B. sinusitis C. stroke B. sinusitis
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Relieves pain Apply Your Knowledge Part 4 A. steroids Reduces swelling B. analgesics
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Relieves stiffness
C. muscle relaxants