Functions of Bones• Framework
– Supports muscle, fat and skin
• Protection– Surrounds vital organs– EX: skull, ribs, pelvis
• Levers– Muscles attach to bones to provide movement
• Production of blood cells– Red and white blood cells and platelets
• Storage– Calcium
Bone Anatomy
• Long Bones
Shaft – diaphysis2 ends – epiphysisLayers Periosteum
Medullary canalred marrowyellow
marrow
Endosteum
Skeleton Sections
• Axial– Main Trunk
• Composed of skull, spinal column, ribs and breastbone
• Appendicular– Extremities
• Shoulder girdle, arm bones, pelvic girdle, leg bones
Sinuses
• Air spaces in the bones
• Act as resonating chambers for the voice
• Lined with mucous membranes
Ribs
• 12 Pairs• True ribs
– First 7 pairs– Attach to thoracic
vertebrae and sternum
• False ribs– Next 5 pairs– Attach to the cartilage of
the ribs above– Floating ribs
• Last 2 pairs of false ribs• Have no attachment in
the front
Spinal Section Reference
• Cervical– C1 to C7
• Thoracic– T1 to T 12
• Lumbar– L1 to L5
• Sacral
• Coccyx
Wrist, Hand and Fingers
• Wrist– 8 carpals
• Hand– 5 Metacarpals– Palm of the hand
• Fingers– 14 Phalanges
Ankle, Foot and Toes• Tarsals
– 7 bones– Ankle
• Metatarsals– 5 bones– Instep
• Phalanges– 14 bones– Toes
• Calcaneous– Heel bone
Joints
• Area where 2 or more bones come together
• Held together by ligaments
• Types– Ball and socket– Hinge– Slightly movable– Immovable– Pivot– Gliding– Saddle
Diseases• Arthritis
– Inflammation of the joint
– Types• Osteoarthritis• Rheumatoid
– Terms• Acute• Chronic
Simple and Compound Fractures
• Simple – Clean break in the
bone
• Compound– Bone breaks and
pierces skin
Vocabularyarthro- jointchondro- cartilagecost- ribcrani- skullcarp- wristmyelo- bone marrow, spinal cordosse-, ossi-, oste-, osteo - bone-ectomy surgical removal of-otomy to cut into-osis condition
Skeleton Jokes
Why doesn't a skeleton play music in a church?
He has no organ
What does a skeleton order at a restaurant?
Spare Ribs