Classification of Bones

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What are the 5 classifications of bones

Long

Short

Flat

Irregular

Sesamoid

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Where are Long bones found?

In Limbs

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What do Long bones look like?

Consist of a body and 2 enlarged articular ends

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What are some examples of Long Bones?

Femur, humerus, tibia, and fibula

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Where are Long bones found in?

Appendicular skeleton

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What is short bones made up of?

They mostly consist of cancellous bone with a thin layer of cortical bone

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What are some examples of short bones?

carpal and tarsal bones

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What kind of motion do short bones provide?

Limited motion

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What are flat bones consisted of?

2 plates of compact bone

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What is in the middle layer of a flat bone?

Cancellous bone called diploe

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What are some examples of flat bones?

sternum, scapula, and cranium

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What is the function of a flat bone?

Provides protection and muscle attachment

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How are irregular bones shaped like?

Peculiar or weird looking

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What are irregular consisted of?

They consist of cancellous bone in the middle with an outer layer of compact bone

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What is the purpose of irregular bones?

They serve as an attachment for ligament muscles and tendons

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What are some examples of irregular bones?

vertebrae and facial bones

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What is a tendon?

connects muscle to bone

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What is a ligament?

connects bone to bone

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How are sesamoid bones shaped like?

They’re very small and oval

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Where are most sesamoid bones located?

They develop inside and besides tendons, near joints

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What is the purpose of a sesamoid bone?

Protects the tendon from excessive wear

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What is the largest sesamoid bone in the body?

Patella/kneecap