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Skeletal System (Long Bone (Inside: spongy bone (red marrow), articular…

- - - - Short bones is roughly cubed shape, include Sesamoid bone a sesame seed shape form in the tendon, vary in size and number different indivisual, after direction and pull reduce friction and mostly pressure (not connected)
        
        Long bone is a shaft and two ends can often expand, which are the limbs. They're given this name for its elongated shape.
- - - - Arm Limbs: Humerus, Radius, Carpal, Ulna, Metacarpal, phalanges
        
        Pelvic Area: Coxal, Sacrum, Coccyx
        
        Leg Limbs: Femur, Patella, Calcaneus, Metacarpals, Phalanges
- - - - Cartilage tears: This usually occurs in young athletes. This is damage in articular cartilage of joints.
        
        Dislocation: These occur when when bones are forced out of alignment - subluxation particle dislocation of a joint
        
        Arthritis: a large number of different types of inflamation/ degenerates diseases that damage joints
        
        Rheumatoid arthritis: This is chronic inflammation disorder
        
        Osteoarthritis: chronic degenerates condition
- - - - Joint (articular) cavity: potential space in joints
        
        Synovial Joints: occupies free space in joints
        
        Reinforce Ligament: capsule strechy and loose
        
        Nerve and Blood Vessles: Blood filtrates basis of synovial fluid
- - - - Male pelvis: The lower part of the abdomen that is located between the hip bones in a male. The male pelvis is more robust, narrower, and taller than the female pelvis. The angle of the male pubic arch and the sacrum are narrower as well.
        
        In the female inlet being large and oval in shape, while the male inlet is more heart shaped.