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I. Functions

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

II. Bone Tissue a. Compact Bone

b. Spongy Bone

III. Classification of Bones

a. Long Bones

b. Short Bones

c. Flat Bones

d. Irregular Bones

IV. Long Bone Anatomy

a. Proximal Epiphysis

b. Diaphysis

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c. Distal Epiphysis

d. Periosteum

e. Medullary Cavity

f. Red Marrow

g. Yellow Marrow

h. Diagram

V. Microscopic Anatomy of Bone

a. Lamella

b. Lacuna

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c. Haversian Canals

d. Volkmann’s Canals

e. Bone Cells

i. Osteoblasts

ii. Osteoclasts

f. Canaliculi

g. Diagram

VI. Bone Growth

a. Change in Composition

b. Growth Plates

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VII. Skeleton

a. Axial Skeleton

b. Appendicular Skeleton

VIII.Skull

a. Sutures

b. Fontanels

c. Diagram

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d. Sinuses

IX. Hyoid Bone

X. Middle Ear Bones

XI. Vertebral Column

a. Cervical

b. Thoracic

c. Lumbar

d. Diagram

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XII. Ribs and Sternum

a. Function

b. True Ribs

c. False Ribs

d. Diagram

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XIII.Appendicular Skeleton

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XIV. Appendicular

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XV. Joints

a. Ball and Socket

b. Angular

c. Hinge

d. Pivot

e. Gliding

f. Slightly Moveable

g. Immoveable

XVI. Connective Tissue

a. Tendons

b. Ligaments

c. Articular Cartilage

d. Bursa

XVII. Injuries

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a. Sprain

b. Dislocation

c. Simple Fracture

d. Compound

e. Greenstick

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