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Anatomy and Physiology of Dogs and Cats

Anatomy and Physiology of Dogs and Cats. Bones, Joints, Synovial Fluid (Part Two). Periosteum. Composed of an outer fibrous layer and an inner cell-rich layer containing osteoblasts or other cells that can become osteoblasts. Periosteum. Functions Increase diameter of bone Heals fractures.

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Anatomy and Physiology of Dogs and Cats

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  1. Anatomy and Physiology of Dogs and Cats Bones, Joints, Synovial Fluid (Part Two)

  2. Periosteum • Composed of an outer fibrous layer and an inner cell-rich layer containing osteoblasts or other cells that can become osteoblasts

  3. Periosteum • Functions • Increase diameter of bone • Heals fractures

  4. Haversian System/Osteon • Unit of structure for compact bone • Central haversian canal surrounded by concentric layers of bone (lamellae) • Lack spongy bone • Contain blood vessels, connective tissues, nerve fibers and lymphatic vessels

  5. Cells • Osteoblasts • Produces collagen for the initial unmineralized bone and then helps calcify the bone matrix

  6. Cells • Osteocyte • Mature bone cell • Maintains the bone matrix • Can synthesize and resorb matrix to an extent

  7. Cells • Osteoclasts • Large, motile, multinucleated • Resorb bone for remodeling https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=78RBpWSOl08

  8. Joints and Synovial Fluid • Synovial joints are those that allow one surface to glide over the other • Motion is facilitated by articular cartilage and synovial joint fluid contained in joint capsule • The meniscus within joint capsule serves as a cushioning function

  9. Synovial Fluid • Contains hyaluronic acid and lubricin (glycoprotein) • Secreted by synovial membrane • Lubricates articular surfaces (light vs heavy loads)

  10. Blood and Lymph Supply to Synovial Joints • Arteries enter the bone near the line of the capsule attachment and form a network around the joint • Capillaries deliver nutrients • Lymph vessels present in blood vessels • Lymph vessels that leave joint, drain into regional lymph nodes

  11. Nerve Supply and Synovial Joints • Functions: • Pain and reflex • Role in posture, locomotion, and sense of tension from motion (tendons, muscles)

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