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Understanding the Skeletal System: Structure, Functions, and Bone Types

Explore the skeletal system in detail, distinguishing between axial and appendicular bones, compact and spongy bone structure, cells within bones, osteons, trabeculae, bone shapes, and bone markings like fossa, condyle, and crest. Learn the significance of fissures, foramen, meatus, facets, and different bone processes like spinous, trochanter, tubercle, and tuberosity.

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Understanding the Skeletal System: Structure, Functions, and Bone Types

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  1. MS1A Lecture 1: Skeletal System Instructor: Sheryl Hamilton, B.Sc., RMT

  2. K&T 7.1: Axial and Appendicular

  3. K&T Fig. 6.1: Compact and Spongy

  4. K&T Fig. 6.1: Compact and Spongy

  5. K&T Fig. 6.2: Cells in Bone

  6. K&T Fig. 6.3: Osteons (Haversian Canals)

  7. K&T Fig. 6.3: Trabeculae

  8. K&T Fig. 7.2: Shapes of Bones

  9. K&T Fig. 7.3: Fissure and Foramen

  10. K&T Fig. 8.5: Fossa

  11. K&T Fig. 7.4: Meatus

  12. K&T Fig. 8.13: Condyle

  13. K&T Fig. 8.2: Facet

  14. K&T Fig. 8.13: Head

  15. K&T Fig. 8.10: Crest

  16. K&T Fig. 8.13: Epicondyle

  17. K&T Fig. 8.13: Line

  18. K& T Fig. 7.18: Spinous Process

  19. K&T Fig. 8.13: Trochanter

  20. K&T 8.13: Tubercle

  21. K&T Fig. 8.5: Tuberosity

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