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The Skeleton: Bones & Joints

The Skeleton: Bones & Joints. Chapter 7 Anatomy & Physiology I. Outline . BONES Main functions Bone structure Bone growth and repair Bone markings BONES OF THE AXIAL SKELETON Framework of the skull Framework of the trunk BONES OF THE APPENDICULAR SKELETON Upper division

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Principles of Radiographic Interpretation Juan F. Yepes DDS , MD, MPH Assistant Professor

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Metabolic Bone Disorders

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Unit 7: Skeletal System

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Test Format

Test Format. 28 multiple choice questions (12 of mine about the first two days of materials/homework and 16 of yours) 4 Matching Sections (51, most are from Memory Check) One like Memory Check (26) One about the bones of the skull (14) One about the fractures (6)

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Hamdriansyah Siagian

Relationship between Oswerty Disability Index (ODI score) improvement and fusion of Degenerative Lumbal Spondylosis after PLIF . Hamdriansyah Siagian. BACKGROUND . DLS. Degenerative segmen lumbal process*

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Basics of Tissue Injury

Basics of Tissue Injury. Injury Types. Soft Tissue. Bone Injuries. Affects Skeletal system Fractures Dislocations. Affects Skin, muscle, ligaments, and tendons, and nerves When soft tissue is injured it may: Bleed Become inflamed Produce extra fluid. Types of Soft Tissue Injuries.

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Diseases of musculoskeletal system

Diseases of musculoskeletal system. By Dr. Abdelaty S hawky Dr. Gehan Abdel monem. Topics. Developmental disorders of musculoskeletal system . Infectious diseases of bone and joints . Metabolic bone diseases. Degenerative bone diseases. Neoplastic bone diseases. .

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Bone Growth and Development

Bone Growth and Development. Objectives. List types of bone Know the function of cells involved in bone growth Describe the two methods of bone formation in detail Explain the factors that affect bone growth. Bone video. Bone Resorption. Cells Involved in Bone Formation.

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Osteoporosis

Osteoporosis. What is Osteoporosis?. Osteoporosis means porous bones The bones become weak and brittle Mild stresses can cause fracture e.g. bending over, coughing. The (bone mineral density (BMD) is reduced Osteoporosis is more common among women than men. Signs and Symptoms.

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ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF GROWTH

ENDOCRINE CONTROL OF GROWTH. George Liapakis , PhD. What makes children grow ? . The continuous net protein synthesis. Growth of soft tissues . Lengthening of long bones. This occurs under the influence of growth hormone (GH ).

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Dr. Zhao TCM Help Osteoporosis!

Dr. Zhao TCM Help Osteoporosis!. Osteoporosis means "porous bones." More than 10 million Americans have osteoporosis, which is significant bone loss that increases the risk of fracture. About half of women 50 and older will have an osteoporosis-related fracture in their lifetime.

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Bone Structure

Bone Structure. The diaphysis is the shaft or body of a long bone. The epiphyses form the distal and proximal ends of a long bone. The metaphyses are the areas where the epiphyses and diaphysis join. Bone Structure. In adolescents, through the end of

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Bone tissue

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H UMERUS 1 A NATOMICAL N ECK 2 C APITULUM 3 C ORONOID F OSSA 4 D ELTOID T UBEROSITY

H UMERUS 1 A NATOMICAL N ECK 2 C APITULUM 3 C ORONOID F OSSA 4 D ELTOID T UBEROSITY 5 G REATER T UBERCLE 6 H EAD OF H UMERUS 7 I NTERTUBERCULAR G ROOVE / S ULCUS (B ICIPITAL G ROOVE ) 8 L ATERAL E PICONDYLE 9 L ATERAL S UPRACONDYLAR R IDGE OF THE H UMERUS

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Do Now: 1. What does this graph tell us?

2. If a victim body temperature is now 23.33 degrees Celsius, approximately how long has the victim been dead? . Objective: SWBAT will describe how bone is formed. SWBAT distinguish between male and female skeletal remains. Do Now: 1. What does this graph tell us?. Ossification.

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Review for histology IIIB students.

Review for histology IIIB students.

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Acute osteomyelitis

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Osteomyelitis

Osteomyelitis. defined as inflammation of bone and bone marrow, it is virtually synonymous with infection. can be secondary to systemic infection but more frequently occurs as a primary isolated infection can be an acute or a chronic process.

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