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The shaft of the long bone is called the |
Diaphysis |
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The hollow cylindrical space with in the diaphysis is called the |
Medullary Cavity |
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In children the medullary cavity contains |
Red Bone Marrow |
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In adults the medullary cavity contains |
Yellow Bone Marrow |
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At each end of the long bone is a expanded knobby region called the |
Epiphysis |
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Covering the joint of the proximal and distal epiphysis is a thin layer of hyalin cartilage called the |
Articular cartilage |
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Covering the joint of the epiphysis is a thin layer of hyalin cartilage called the |
Articular cartilage |
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Tendons connect bone to |
bone |
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Ligaments connect muscle to |
bone |
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Bones that have length equal to there width are |
Short bones |
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The mineral called ______ is a component of ATP and phospholipids |
Phosphate |
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Long bones are found in the Thigh bone, the bones of the finger, the bones of the toes, the sole of the foot and the bones of the |
Palm |
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Flat bones have surfaces composed of _____ bone with internally placed _______ bone |
Compact / Spongy |
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Nost of the bodies reserves of ______ and phosphate are stored and released by bone |
Calcium |
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Based on shape the _____ is the most common bone in the body |
long bone |
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examples of short bones are the Sesamoid bone, bone of the wrist, and some bones of the _____. |
foot |
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The end of a long bone is covered with |
Articular cartilage |
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Flat bones form the Sternum, the scapulae, and the bones of the roof of the |
Skull |
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The mineral called ____, is stored within bone and is a component of ATP and phospholipids |
Phosphate |
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In adults, the medullary cavity contains_____ bone marrow |
Yellow |
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The femur is an example of a |
Long bone |
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The expanded end of a long bone is called the |
epiphysis |
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the periosteum is anchored to the diaphysis by numerous fibers called |
Perforating fibers |
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A thin layer of Hyalin cartilage covering an epiphysis of a long bone is called |
Articular cartilage |
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the hip bone is an |
Irregular bone |
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Spongy bones resist stress that is applied from many |
different directions |
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the region of a mature bone between the diaphysis and epiphysis is called the |
Metaphysis |
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The cylindrical space between the diaphysis of a long bone is called the |
medullary cavity |
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A thin line of mature bone in the epiphysis of a mature bone is called the |
Epiphyseal line |
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Short, flat, and irregular bones do not have a |
medullary cavity |
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Short, flat, and irregular bones are covered by what tissue |
periosteum |
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The enterior surface of Short, flat, and irregular bones are made of what bone |
Spongy bone |
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What is the region of mature bone between the diaphysis and epiphysis called |
metaphysis |
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What structure replaces the epiphyseal plate |
epiphyseal line |
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The small hole that a single nutrient artery enters the bone through the periosteum is called the |
nutrient forman |
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severe anemia can trigger the conversion of _____ bone marrow back to _____ bone marrow |
yellow / red |
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another term for bone tissue |
osseous |
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Blood vessels enter bones from the |
periosteum |
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there are many blood vessels in bone it is |
highly vascularized |
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The innervation of of bone is mainly composed of sensory nerves that signal injuryto the |
Skeleton |
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The second most common site to harvest bone marrow is the |
Sternum |
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Four different types of cells are found in bone tissue |
Osteoproginators Osteoblasts osteocytes osteoclast |
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_______ are stem cells |
Osteoproginators |
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When osteoproginators divide through cellur division they become |
osteoblasts |
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Which of the four cell types found in bone, contain a limited set of organelles |
Osteoblasts contain a rough ER and a golgi apparatus |
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What semisolid organic form of bone matter does osteoblast secrete |
osteoid |
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When osteoid calcifies osteoblast become trapped and turn into |
osteocytes |
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Osteoclasts are a large multi nuclear phagocytic cells created from fused bone |
marrow cells |
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cells with a ruffled border |
osteoclasts |
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osteoclasts are found in or close to a surface depression called a |
resorption lacunae |
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Osteitis deformans is caused by an increased |
osteoclast and osteoblast activity |
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Osteitis deformans is characterized by excessive bone resorption do to extreme |
osteoclast activity |
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In osteitis deformans, the osteoclasts are 5 times __ then normal. As a result, the larger osteoclasts resorb bone at a____ |
larger / higher rate |
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As a response to excessive bone resorption caused by osteitis deformans, osteoblasts deposit additional bone poorly formed and unstable |
bone |
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The organic components of bone are |
Collagen fibers and ground substance |
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The inorganic components of bone are |
Phosphate calcium salts |
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Osteitis deformans is also called |
paget disease |
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The inorganic components of of the bone matrix gives bone its _____ and contains _____ |
hardness / hydroxyapatite |
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another name for the calcification of bone is |
mineralization |
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The organic components of bone provide resistance to |
stretching |
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Organic components of bone provide |
tensil strength |
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Cancellous or trabecular bone is also called |
spongy bone |
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calcium phosphate and calcium hydroxide interact to form |
hydroxyapatite crystals |
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osteons are found in compact bone and are small cylindrical structures that run |
parrallel to the diaphysis |
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osteons also called a haversion system contain a l also called a |
central cana |
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a lucanae is a small space that house |
osteocytes |
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Canaliculi are tiny interconnecting channels that extend from each ______ through the _____ |
lacunae / lamellae |
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Canliculi like lacunae house |
osteocytes |
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osteons are microscopic |
structures |
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Bone formation requires |
calcium phosphate vitamin D |
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bone resorption occurs is a process where the bone _______ is destroyed by substances released by the _______ |
matrix / osteoclasts |
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in bone resorption proteolytic enzymes are released by the _____ causeing the osteclast to chemically digest the ____ components |
lysosomes / organic |
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in bone resorption hydrochloric acid dissolves the minerals ______ and ______ |
calcium / phosphate |
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bone resorption may occur when blood ____ levels are to ______ |
calcium / low |
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ossificationalso called osteogenesis refers to the process of creating bone connective |
tissue |
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the bones produced through intermembranous ossification are |
mandible flat bones upper and lower limb bones maaxilla |
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In cartilage cells that have become encased in a matrix |
chondrocytes |
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Derived from mesenchymal cells and produce the cartilage matrix |
Chondrblasts |
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chondrocytes occupy small spaces called |
lacunae |
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mature carttilage is |
avascular |
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unlike bone cartilage has no_____ present in the matrix |
calcium |
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in intramembranous ossification ______ bone is immature and not well organizied |
woven |
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in intramembranous ossification woven bone is replaced by |
lamellar bone |
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ossification centers form with in thickened regions of mesenchyme begining at the eith week of |
development |
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osteiod calssification occurs when___ deposits onto the ____ and the osteiod _____ |
salt \ osteoid \ crystalizes |
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connective tissue that contains osteoblasts and osteocytes is |
bone |
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endchondral ossification forms most bones of the upper and lower |
limbs |
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intramembranous ossification forms most ____skull bonesand part of the _____ |
Skull / Clavical |