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Compact Bone

Dense bone where matrix is filled with organic ground substance and inorganic salts. spaces called lacunae contain osteocytes. Encloses cancellous bone. 80% of the human skeleton.

Dense bone where matrix is filled with organic ground substance and inorganic salts. spaces called lacunae contain osteocytes. Encloses cancellous bone. 80% of the human skeleton.


Spongy Bone

Also called cancellous bone, is light a porous. Matrix is made of trabeculae, arranged along lines of stress. Spaces between are filled with marrow. 20% of the human skeleton. found in areas of the bone not subject to great mechanical use.

Also called cancellous bone, is light a porous. Matrix is made of trabeculae, arranged along lines of stress. Spaces between are filled with marrow. 20% of the human skeleton. found in areas of the bone not subject to great mechanical use.

Epiphysis

Rounded end of long bone.

Rounded end of long bone.

Diaphysis

Main section of the bone ( shaft) made of cortical bone and contains bone marrow and adipose tissue.

Main section of the bone ( shaft) made of cortical bone and contains bone marrow and adipose tissue.

Osteocyte

osteoblast that has become embedded with in the lacunae.

Osteoblast

Cells with a single nuclei that synthesize bone.

Osteoclast

Resorps bone tissue.

Ossification

the hardening of tissue into bone like material.

Calictonin and PTH

Naturally occurring hormone that maintains calcium levels and promotes formation of bone. PTH ( parathyroid hormone)

Articulation

joint, formed of fiborous connective tissue and cartilage and permits movement.