test 3- The skeletal System

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test 3- The skeletal System

the skeletal system
206 named bones
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the skeletal system 206 named bones
Oste/o combining form for bones
osteitis inflammation of a bone
osteocyte Bone Cell
Types of Bone Compact- hard bone, Cancellous- softer, spongy type of bone
Red Marrow responsible for nematopoiesis, the production of blood cells
Yellow marrow consists primarily of fat cells and connective tissue
myel/o combining form for bone marrow
Myeloblast embryonic red bone marrow cell, mature into a myelocyte
myelocytes mature into leukocytes
calcium building blocks of bones, makes them hard and rigid
calc/i combining form for calcium
osteogenesis AKA ossification
formation of bone usually formed from cartilage during embryonic development
ossa and os mean bone and are often placed in front of other words in the naming of bones
osteotrophy bone nutrition
troph/o combining form for nutrition
-trophy suffix meaning nutrition
periosteum membrane surrounding a mature bone
x-rays calcium in bone is radiopaque (block x-rays)
The axial skeleton skull, vertebral column, breast bone, ribs, pelvis
Skull consists of: cranial bones, facial bones
cranial bones enclose and protect brain
crani/o combining form for cranium or skull
sternum breast bone
stern/o combining form for sternum
sternal pertains to the sternum
Ribs 12 pairs
cost/o combining form for ribs
costaglia rib pain
Spine 7 cervical vertebrae, sacrum, 12 thoracic vertebrae, 5 lumbar, coccyx (tailbone)
cervical combining form for cervical
thoracic combining form for thoracic
lumb/o combining form for lumbar
sacr/o combining form for sacrum
coccyg/o combining form for coccyx
vertebr/o and spondyl/o combining form for vertebrae
Spine encloses and protects the spinal cord, supports the head
spine cont. place of attachment for the ribs and muscles of the back
rach/i and rachi/o combining form for the spine
rachiodynia painful condition of the spine

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