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what are the 5 functions of bones?
1- Support (structure/shape)
2- Movement
3- Protection
4- Mineral storage
5- Hemopoiesis
what are the 5 classifications of bones?
1-long
2-short
3- flat
4- irregular
5-Sesimoid
flat bones=
parietal, frontal, occipital, ribs, sternum
sesimoid bones=
patella, 1st metatarsal
Periosteum covers all the outer surface of long except for what 3 cases?
1- Articulating surfaces (covered by hyaline cartilage)
2- At points of insertion of ligaments and tendon (apophysis)
3- surface of the patella and other sesamoid bones
In mature bone __ to __ % of the weight of the matrix is ____. _____ material (_______) forms ___ to ____ %, and ______ ______ forms ____ to _____ % of the DRY weight of the bone
25-30% H20
Organic (collagen) 30-40%
Mineral salts 60-70%
Some terminology:

Condyle
smooth rounded process for articulation
facet
smaller nearly flat articular surface
fissure
a groove or cleft
fossa
depression
foramen
hole
fovea
rounded depression or pit
line
a less prominent ridge
linea
a narrow ridge
meatus
a tube like like passageway within a bone
notch
indentation in a bone
ramus
a structure given off from a larger one
spine
a sharp thorn-like projection
sulcus
linear groove, less deep than a fissure
trochanter
a large, somewhat blunt process
tubercle
small process
tuberosity
large, roughened process
what are the 7 bones that comprise the orbit of the eye:
Frontal, zygomatic. maxilla, sphenoid, lacrimal, ethmoid & palatine

The nasal bone is NOT part of the eye.
what are the 6 ossicles of the innear ear?
Lateral to medial:

Malleus,2
incus, 2
Stapes, 2