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1、1Musculoskeletal system Professional english of medicine講授內(nèi)容、章節(jié)骨骼肌肉系統(tǒng)腫瘤（cancer）干細胞血液與免疫系統(tǒng)凋亡心血管系統(tǒng)泌尿系統(tǒng)DNA克隆內(nèi)分泌系統(tǒng)神經(jīng)系統(tǒng)23The musculoskeletal system (also known as the locomotor system) consists of the bones, joints, cartilage, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. be composed ofWater is composed of hydrogen a

2、nd oxygen.Roots for musculoskeletal system ROOT MEANING oste/o bone myel/o bone marrowchondr/o cartilage ten/o,tendin/o tendon my/o muscle arthr/o joint EXAMPLE DEFINITION OF EXAMPLE Osteolyticdestroying or dissolving bone myeloblast immature bone marrow cell chondromalacia softening of cartilage te

3、norrhaphy suture of a tendon myositis* inflammation of muscle arthrosis joint; condition affecting a joint 56Primary functions of the musculoskeletal system include support of the body, provision of motion, and protection of vital organs.A body organ that is essential for lifeSynonyms:vitalsvi talit

4、yn.活力, 生命力vitalizevt. 給與 .生命力vitalizationn. 賦予生命7The musculoskeletal system refers to the system having its muscles attached to an internal skeletal system and is necessary for humans to move to a more favorable position. internal：內(nèi)部的external：外部的8The bones provide the stability to a body. Muscles ke

5、ep bones in place and also play a role in movement of the bones. To allow motion, different bones are connected by joints. 9Cartilage prevents the bone ends from rubbing directly on to each other. Muscles contract (bunch up) to move the bone attached at the joint.Contract：收縮Relax：舒張diastole ：心臟舒張Sys

6、tole：心臟收縮10The Skeletal SystemHumans are born with about 300 to 350 bones, however, many bones fuse together between birth and maturity. As a result an average adult skeleton consists of 206 bones.11The human skeleton is composed of both fused and individual bones supported by ligaments, tendons, mu

7、scles and cartilage. It is a complex structure with two distinct divisions. These are the axial skeleton and the appen dicular skeleton. Appendix：闌尾；附錄【pl.】appendicesAppendiceal ：闌尾的Appendage：附屬物Appendicle：小附屬物Appendicular： 附屬物的，四肢的 FIGURE 1. The skeleton. The axial skeleton is shown in yellow; the

8、appendicular skeleton is shown in blue.13The type of boneThere are five general classifications of bones. These are long bones, short bones, flat bones, irregular bones, and sesamoid bones.14a. Long bones are longer than they are wide. b. Short bones are cube shaped; their lengths and widths are abo

9、ut equal.c. Flat bones are platelike and have broad surfaces. d. Irregular bones have varied shapes with many places for connections with other bones. e. sesamoid bones are circular. 15Long bonesLong bones are slightly curved for strength. A curved bone is structurally designed to absorb the stress

10、of the body weight at several different points so the stress is evenly distributed, 16if such bones were straight, the weight of the body would be unevenly distributed and the bone would easily fracture. Examples of long bones include bones of the thighs, legs, toes, arms, forearms, and fingers.指骨趾骨

11、脛骨腓骨股骨橈骨肱骨humerus Ulna 尺骨radius phalanges femur fibula Tibia 18Short bonesShort bones are somewhat cube-shaped and nearly equal in length and width. Their texture is spongy except at the surface, where there is a thin layer of compact bone. Examples of short bones are the wrist and ankle bones.腕骨跗骨c

12、arpals tarsals 20Flat bonesFlat bones are generally thin and composed of two more or less parallel plates of compact bone enclosing a layer of spongy bone. 21Flat bones afford considerable protection and provide extensive areas for muscle attachment. Examples of flat bones include the cranial bones

13、(which protect the brain), the sternum and ribs (which protect organs in the thorax), and the scapulae. 肩胛骨胸骨cranium sternum scapula 顱骨23Irregular bones have complex shapes. They also vary in the amount of spongy and compact bone present. Such bones include the vertebrae and certain facial bones.Ver

14、tebra：椎骨Vertebrae：復數(shù)Vertebral：椎骨的，脊椎的24Sesamoid bones are small bones in tendons where considerable pressure develops, for instance, in the wrist. These, like sutural bones, are also variable in number. Two sesamoid bones, the patellas (knee caps) are present in all individuals.25The Skeletal System

15、 serves many important functions.Support: The skeleton provides the shape and form for the body and, as such, it supports soft tissues and provides a point of attachment for many muscles.26Protection: The Skeletal System serves as a framework for tissues and organs to attach themselves to. This syst

16、em acts as a protective structure for vital organs. For example, the brain is protected by the cranial bones, the spinal cord by the vertebrae, the heart and lungs by the rib cage, and internal reproductive organs by the pelvic bones. 27Movement: Bones serve as levers to which muscles are attached.

17、When the muscles contract, the bones act as levers produce movement.28Mineral storage: Bones store several minerals that can be distributed to other parts of the body on demand. The principal stored minerals are calcium and phosphorus.Sodium 鈉Potassium鉀Magnesium鎂Ferri 鐵Zinc鋅Sulfur硫Chlorine氯29Blood c

18、ell production: Red marrow in certain bones is capable of producing blood cells, a process called hematopoiesis or hemopoiesis. hem/o, hemat/oMeaning bloodEg：hemorrhage hemoglobin， hemolysis hematuria30Red marrow consists of blood cells in immature stages, fat cells, and macrophages. Red marrow prod

19、uces red blood cells, some white blood cells, and platelets.31Muscular systemThe human body has more than 600 major muscles. About 240 of them have specific names. In general, muscles are classified into three typescardiac, skeletal, and smooth. 32Only skeletal and smooth muscles are part of the mus

20、culoskeletal system and only the skeletal muscles can move the body. 33Skeletal muscles are attached to bones and arranged in opposing groups around joints. They make up a large part of the legs, arms, abdomen, chest, neck, and face. Skeletal muscles3435When a person stands erect, many skeletal musc

21、les contract to make the body rigid. Skeletal muscles also can make one part of the body move while another part stays stiff. Skeletal muscles36Skeletal muscles act both ways because they work in pairs. One muscle of each pair is called the flexor. It bends a joint and brings a limb closer to the bo

22、dy. The other muscle, the extensor, does the opposite. Skeletal muscles37For example, the biceps muscle in the front of the upper arm is a flexor. When this muscle contracts, the elbow bends and the forearm and hand move toward the shoulder. Skeletal muscles38The triceps muscle in the back of the up

23、per arm is an extensor. When it contracts, the elbow straightens and the forearm and hand move away from the shoulder. At the same time, the biceps relaxes so the triceps can pull it back to its original length.Skeletal muscles3940Skeletal Muscles are innervated, to communicate nervous energy to, by

24、 nerves, which conduct electrical currents from the central nervous system and cause the muscles to contract, so skeletal muscles are also called voluntary muscles.Skeletal muscles41A voluntary muscle consists of a fleshy part or belly and ends in a cod-like sinew or tendon, the fleshy belly is atta

25、ched to one bone while the tendon passes over a joint to become firmly attached to the adjoining bone. Skeletal muscles42Shortening of the fleshy part of the muscle produces movement at the joint by pulling on the tendon. The tendon itself does not change in length 43Skeletal muscle is also termed v

26、oluntary striated muscles. The name striated comes from the characteristic cross striations of the muscle fibers when viewed under a microscope. Skeletal muscles44These striations are caused by the arrangement of the protein molecules within the fibers that produce shortening or contraction of the f

27、iber.45Anatomy of a muscle fiber. A muscle fiber contains many myofibrils with the components shown. A myofibril has many sarcomeres that contain myosin and actin filaments whose arrangement gives rise to the striations so characteristic of skeletal muscle. Muscle contraction occurs when sarcomeres

28、contract and actin filaments slide past myosin filaments.46Smooth muscles Smooth muscles are used to control the flow of substances within the lumens of hollow organs, for examples, blood vessels and the alimentary canal, and are not consciously controlled.47Smooth muscles It is usually found as a s

29、heath of muscle fibers surrounding a tube-like structure. When viewed from a microscope, there is no striation presented in the muscle, andmoreover,sinceitisnotcontrolledbyourwill power,so it is called involuntary nonstriated muscle.48Cardiac muscles Cardiac muscles are found in the heart and are us

30、ed only to circulate blood. They have some characteristics of both skeletal and smooth muscles. Like skeletal muscle fibers, cardiac muscle cells have striations. 49 Like smooth muscle fibers, each cardiac muscle cell has only one nucleus and its contraction and relaxation are not under conscious co

31、ntrol. Therefore, it is also called involuntary striated muscle. 50Table 151Nerves and blood Supply Muscle tissue consists of very small fibers. The nerve fibers separate within a muscle with a terminal branch of the nerve going to each muscle fiber. If the nerve supply to a muscle is cut, a gradual

32、 change takes place in the muscle fiber. 52The fibers become smaller, the total size of the muscle decreases, and the muscle is said to be atrophied. If the muscle does not receive any nerve fibers within twelve months, the muscle fibers are replaced by fibrous connective tissue, and the muscle is p

33、ermanently lost.53Muscles have an extensive blood supply, and exercise is a powerful stimulus for increasing the flow of blood to a muscle. In older people blood vessels may be narrowed by disease, and muscle cramps are often the result of an insufficient blood supply. 54A complete cutoff of the blo

34、od supply to a muscle will cause the death of the muscle fibers within a short period of time. 55When a tourniquet is applied to limb to control arterial bleeding, it should not remain tightened for periods of more than twenty to thirty minutes because irreparable damage to the muscle fiber may occu

35、r through such a cutoff of the blood supply. Write the name of each numbered part FIGURE 1. The skeleton. The axial skeleton is shown in yellow; the appendicular skeleton is shown in blue.顱下頜骨胸骨肋骨狀軟骨脊柱髂骨骨盆骶骨跟骨跖骨指骨趾骨跗骨脛骨腓骨髕骨股骨腕骨掌骨橈骨肱骨肩胛骨鎖骨craniumsacrumMandible sternumCostal Cartilage Vertebral Column

36、 pelvis Ilium clavicle Scapula Calcaneus humerus Ulna 尺骨radius carpals Meta-carpals phalanges femur patella fibula Tibia Tarsals metatarsals 58Cranium, Facial bones，Mandible ，Clavicle, Scapula, SternumCostal cartilage, Ribs, Vertebral column，Pelvis，Sacrum，IliumFemur , Patella,Fibula,Tibia , Calcaneu

37、s , Tarsals,Metatarsals ,PhalangesHumerus ,Radius,Ulna ,Carpals ,Metacarp-als ,PhalangesFIGURE 2. Structure of a long bone.骨骺線遠端骨骺Osteoepiphysis骨干骨外膜骨髓腔 medulla密質(zhì)骨 cortex松質(zhì)骨近端骨骺骨內(nèi)膜黃骨髓Proximal epiphysisDistal epiphysisDiaphysisMedullary cavitySpongy boneGrowth linesEndosteum Compact boneYellow marrow

38、PeriosteumArteryMetaphysis 干骺端60Diaphysis, Distal epiphysis, Proximal epiphysis, Growth lines,Cartilage Periosteum, Endosteum Compact bone, Spongy bone(containing red marrow), Yellow marrow, Medullary cavity, Artery FIGURE 3. Diagram of a muscle showing three attachments to bonestwo origins and one

39、insertion.The Structure of Joints Articular surface 關(guān)節(jié)面Joint space 關(guān)節(jié)腔Joint capsule 關(guān)節(jié)囊Synovial membrane 滑膜Synovial cell 滑膜細胞Synovial fluid 滑液Joint MovementNOUNVERBAbductionAbductbdkt外展AdductionAdductdkt內(nèi)收PronationPronatepronet旋前SupinationSupinatesupnet旋后FlexionFlexflks 屈ExtensionExtendkstnd伸Roots f

40、or Bones and JointsROOT MEANING oste/o bone myel/o bone marrowchondr/o cartilage ten/o,tendin/o tendon my/o muscle arthr/o joint EXAMPLE DEFINITION OF EXAMPLE Osteolyticdestroying or dissolving bone myeloblast myelitisimmature bone marrow cell chondromalacia softening of cartilage tenorrhaphy suture

41、 of a tendon myositis* inflammation of muscle arthrosis joint; condition affecting a joint 6667Define each of the following words:osteogenesis: The process of bone formation.chondroma : a benign tumor of cartilage cells .arthroplasty : plastic repair of a joint.myeloid : pertaining to bone marrow. 68Word building. 1. deficiency (-penia) of bone tissue :2. inflammation of bone and bone marrow :3. any disease of a joint:4. tumor of bone marrow :5. pertaining to or