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Skeletal tissues, joints and skeletal muscles Gillian Maxson (Skeletal…

- - - - Tooth meets alveolus
    - - Only found in skull
    - - Bundles of dense regular connective tissue
        connecting two bones
  - - - made of hyaline cartilage
  - - - Outer layer is dense irregular connective tissue
      - Inner later is arelor connective tissue
    - - Creates lubrication
      - Reduces shock
      - Nourishes articular cartilage
    - - Specially shaped fibrous sac
      - Specialized bursa called tendon sheaths
  - - - Intercarpal and intertarsal
    - - Elbows
    - - Neck
    - - Knuckles
    - - Thumbs
    - - Shoulder and hips
- - - - Tendons
      - Ligaments
    - - Cranium
      - Rib cage
      - Vertebrae
    - - Calcium
      - Phosphorus
  - - - Every bone has a layer
      - Perforating canals that joins two central canals
      - Contains osteons
    - - Composed of osteocytes and extra cellular matrix
      - Does not contain onsteons
      - Found at the end of long bones
      - Called Trabeculae
      - Location of red marrow
  - - - Outer layer composed
        of Dense irregular connective tissue
      - Inner layer is osteogenic
  - - - Composed of gelatinous soft tissue
      - Site of blood cell transformation
    - - Composed of adipose tissue
      - Used for nutrient storage
  - - - Fusion of leukocytes
    - - Create extra cellular matrix
    - - Maintain healthy bone tissue
- - - - Creation of force when pulling on attachment point
    - - Respond to stimuli
    - - Stretch within limits
    - - Return to original shape
  - - - Around muscle
    - - Around whole organ
    - - Inside muscles
    - - Around several muscles that work together
  - - - Plasma membrane
    - - Send electrical signals into muscle
    - - Storage of calcium
    - - Single fiber
    - - Powerhouse