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What type of tissue is bone

Connective

What are the functions of the skeleton?(5)

Support


Protect


Movement


Blood cell production


Fat storage

How are bones organized

By shape

Long bone

Long and skinny

Short bone

Cubish

Examples of Flat bone

Skull, hip, sternum

Irregular bone

Vertebra

Sesamoid bone

Looks like sesame seed


Patella

What does the sesamoid bone do

Distributes tension across joints more evenly

Structure of typical long bone

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Diaphysis

Shaft of bone

Epiphysis

Ends of bone, proximal and distal


Has epiphysial line

Epiphysial line

Growth plate

Metaphase

End of shaft, before epiphysis

Metaphase

End of shaft, before epiphysis

Articular cartilage

Wherever one bone meets another bone

Periosteum

Surrounds long bone

Medullary cavity

Hole in the middle of a bone


Contains yellow marrow

Endosteum

Connective tissue on the inside of the bone

Surface markings

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Fissure

Narrow slit where vessels and nerves go through

Foramen

Hole for nerves, blood vessels, and lymph to go through

Fossa

Cup or shallow depression

Process

Projection

Meatus

Tube like opening


Ear canal

Condyle

Rounded projection at the end of a bone, found in joints

Head

Rounded portion of bone,


head always has a neck

Epicondyle

Bump above condyle

Trochanter, tubercle, tuberosity

Projections or roughened projections for muscle attachment

Histology

Bone tissue has dew cells and lots of extracellular matrix

Osteogenic cells

Divide to become osteoblasts


Is a boney stem cell, that live underneath the periosteum and the endosteum, right next to bone

Osteoblast

Bone building cell


Surrounds self with boney tissue and makes a Lacuna

Osteocytes

Embedded osteoblast


Mature bone cell

Osteoclast

Bone eating cell


Realeases acid to dissolve matrix

What does the osteoclast look like

50 cells United with a ruffles edge

Compact bone find pictures

External layer of all bones


25% water


25% protein or collagen fibers


50% mineral salts or calcium carbonate, and calcium phosphate

Compact bone find pictures

External layer of all bones


25% water


25% protein or collagen fibers


50% mineral salts or calcium carbonate, and calcium phosphate