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a mature bone cell
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osteocyte
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osteo- what
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which ribs only have posterior attachment?
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Floating Ribs
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amphiathrosis means what
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slight movement
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what kind of movement.
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diathritic bones mean what?
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free movement
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what kind of movement
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What's Rickets defiency of?
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vitamin d
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Kyphosis
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forward curvature in the thoracic area
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Fotanels
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space between skull bones
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Sarcoma
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malignant bone tumor of the bone marrow & cartilage cells
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Talipes
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foot deformity of one or both feet; club foot
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patella
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another name for knee cap
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maxilla
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upper Jaw
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calcanues
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heel bone
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another name for breast bone
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sternum
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another name for cheek bone?
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zygomatic
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clavicle means what bone
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collar
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scapula is another name for what?
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shoulder blades
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what are the three smallest bones in the body?
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ossicles
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tibia is what bone
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Shinbone
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when particles are pushed through a membrane by mechanical pressure?
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Filtration
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Crenate
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to lose water and shrink up
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tissue that supports and binds other body tissue
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connective tissue
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another name for coronal plane?
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frontal
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translucent cartilage that covers the end of the bones
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hyaline cartilage
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control center of cell
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nucleus
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movement of a substance from an area of higher concentration to one of lower concentration
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passive transport
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tissue that covers the body and internal cavities
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epithelial tissue
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atp
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active transport
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diathrosis
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freely movable
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where is the appendix found
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RLQ
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what is acetabulum
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socket where femur joins the pelvic girdle
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what is a hinge joint
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knee and elbow
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how many quadrants?
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4
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how many regions?
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9
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how many thoracic vertebrae are there?
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12
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which planes divide the body into left and right?
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sagittal /vertical
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what seperates the thoracic & abdominopelvic cavities?
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Diaphragm
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what lines the pleura cavity?
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parietal cavity
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what is the functional unit of the body
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cell
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what are the.bone building cells called?
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osteoblasts
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mature bone cells made of organic and inorganic material
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osteocyte
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what type of tissue is blood
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cartilage
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what is hyaline cartilage?
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translucent cartilage that covers the end of bones
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what does the nucleus of a cell contain?
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DNA
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what is Matrix
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specialized intracellular substance
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capsule made of tough fibrous connective tissue and filled with synovial fluid
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Bursa
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what is the space between skull bones?
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fontanels
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shoulder blades?
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scapula
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diathroses
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freely moveable
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upper arm bone
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humerus
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thigh bone
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femur
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ankle bones
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tarsals
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diffusion is what
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molecules spreading
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