Ch 66. Assessment of MS Function

The vertebrae can be classified as a type of

Irregular bone

The sternum, a bone that is a site for hematopoiesis, is classified as a

Flat bone

The basic cells responsible only for the formation of bone matrix are

Osteoblasts
B in blasts = birth of bone matrix

About 3 weeks after fracture, an internal bridge of fibrous material, cartilage, and a immature bone joins bone fragments so that ossification can occur. The building of a "fracture bridge" occurs during the stage of bone healing known as

Callus formation

The hip and shoulder are examples of diarthroses joints that are classified as

Ball and socket joints

The primary energy source for muscle cells is

Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

Isometric contraction of the vastus lateralis is part of the exercises known as

quadriceps exercises

Patient education for musculoskeletal conditions for the aging is based on the understanding that there is a gradual loss of bone after a peak of bone mass at age

35 yo

By age 37 years, the average woman is susceptible to bone fractures and has lost about what percentage of cancellous bone?

40%

The removal of synovial fluid from a joint is called

Arthrocentesis

Adduction

Pulling down toward the midline of the body

Inversion

The act of turning the foot inward

Extension

The opposite movement of flexion

Rotation

Turning around on axis

Pronation

Turning the palms down

Protraction

Pulling the jaw forward

Abduction

Moving away from the midline

Circumduction

Conelike circular movement

Supination

Turning the palm up

Eversion

Turning the foot outward

The leading cause of disability in the US is

Arthritis

The most common musculoskeletal condition that necessitates hospitalization in those over 65 years of age is

Hip fractures

The approx. percentage of total body calcium present in the bones is

98%

In the human body, there are __________ bones.

206

Approx. ___________ mg of calcium daily is essential to maintain adult bone mass

150 mg

Red bone marrow is located in the shaft of four long and flat bones:

Sternum, ileum, vertebrae, ribs

The major hormonal regulators of calcium homeostasis are

Parathyroid hormone and calcitonin

Ossification for major adult long bone fractures can take up to

4 months

The term used to describe the grating, crackling sound heard over irregular joint surfaces like the knee is

Crepitus

The fibrous membrane that covers the bone

Periosteum

These connect muscles to muscles

Ligaments

The contractile unit of skeletal muscle

Sarcomere

These attach muscles to bone

Tendons

Loss of bone mass common in postmenopasual women

Osteoporosis

A lateral curving deviation of the spine

Scoliosis

Excessive fluid within a joint capsule

Effusioni

Aspiration of a joint to obtain synovial fluid

Arthrocentesis