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Terms in this set (685)
how much of the body weight does the skeletal one fifth
system make up
What is a bone calcified connective tissue that forms most of the adult skeleton
how many bones is the body 206
What is cartilage? dense, fibrous connective tissue that can withstand great amounts of
pressure and tension
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does the cartilage have a blood supply No, it is avascular
What is hyaline cartilage? Translucent cartilage that covers the ends of the bones and forms the
temporary skeleton of a foetus
What is elastic cartilage? similar to hyaline cartilage, but more elastic fibers
Where is elastic cartilage found? ear, epiglottis, eustachian tube
what is the eustachian tube connects middle ear with the back of the nose and throat
What is fibrocartilage? it is highly compressible and forms the disks between the vertebrae of the
spinal column
what does fibrocartilage do in cartilaginous joints? act as a shock absorber
what is a cartilaginous joint? bones held together by cartilage
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what is cartilage depend on for health a why? regular activity for the release of synovial fluid
What is a ligament? tough non elastic fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone in a strap like
formation
what does prolonged tension do to ligaments? damages the fibres
what are the 4 main functions of ligaments attaching and connecting bone, joint stability, guiding joint movement,
preventing excess motion in the joint
What is a tendon? Connects muscle to bone
what is a tendon formed from the connective tissues and fibres of muscle
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Principles
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of Anatomy
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Physiology
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Principles
_ Complete
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of Anatomy
Guide.pdf
Human
andBody
Physiology
Systems_ Complete
Study Guide.pdf
Human Body Systems Study Guide.pdf
,Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf
Terms in this set (685)
how much of the body weight does the skeletal one fifth
system make up
What is a bone calcified connective tissue that forms most of the adult skeleton
how many bones is the body 206
What is cartilage? dense, fibrous connective tissue that can withstand great amounts of
pressure and tension
Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf
,Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf
does the cartilage have a blood supply No, it is avascular
What is hyaline cartilage? Translucent cartilage that covers the ends of the bones and forms the
temporary skeleton of a foetus
What is elastic cartilage? similar to hyaline cartilage, but more elastic fibers
Where is elastic cartilage found? ear, epiglottis, eustachian tube
what is the eustachian tube connects middle ear with the back of the nose and throat
What is fibrocartilage? it is highly compressible and forms the disks between the vertebrae of the
spinal column
what does fibrocartilage do in cartilaginous joints? act as a shock absorber
what is a cartilaginous joint? bones held together by cartilage
Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf
, Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf Principles of anatomy and physiology.pdf
what is cartilage depend on for health a why? regular activity for the release of synovial fluid
What is a ligament? tough non elastic fibrous tissue that connects bone to bone in a strap like
formation
what does prolonged tension do to ligaments? damages the fibres
what are the 4 main functions of ligaments attaching and connecting bone, joint stability, guiding joint movement,
preventing excess motion in the joint
What is a tendon? Connects muscle to bone
what is a tendon formed from the connective tissues and fibres of muscle
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