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Skeletal System

TermDefinition
Long bones long/narrow and have expanded ends
short bones cube like *sesamoid bones - round bones embedded in tendons
flat bones bones that are plate like with broad surfaces
irregular bones bones are a variety of shapes
LONG BONES : epiphysis expanded end - red marrow
LONG BONES : diaphysis bone shaft - yellow marrow
LONG BONES : metaphysis widening part - between epiphysis and diaphysis
LONG BONES : articular cartilage covers epiphysis - composed of hyaline cartilage
LONG BONES : periosteum covers (encloses) bone *very sensitive*
what tissue is periosteum made of? dense irregular tissue makes up periosteum and it allows for tendons and ligaments to attach easily
LONG BONES : compact bone found in wall of diaphysis
LONG BONES : spongy bone makes up epiphysis
LONG BONES : trabeculae branching bony plates (within spongy bone) filled with red marrow
Another name for compact bone? Cortical bone
another name for spongy bone cancellous bone
LONG BONES : medullary cavity hollow camber within diaphysis, contains marrow
LONG BONES : endosteum lines spaces/cavities
LONG BONES : bone marrow lines medullary cavity and spongy bone spaces
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : osteocytes mature bone CELLS
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : lacunae chambers occupied by osteocytes
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : canaliculi tiny passageways through which the cell processes of osteocytes exchange nutrients/waste
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : extracellular matrix collagen fibers and inorganic salts - resistance and to make bone hard
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : osteoblasts bone BUILDING cells
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : compact bone composed of osteons - look like tree rings are strong, solid, tough
MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF BONES : spongy bone consists of branching plates - TRABECULAE somewhat flexible and has spaces to reduce bone weight
Functions of bone provide shape, support/protect body, help body movement, contain tissues that produces blood, stores inorganic salts
BLOOD CELL FORMATION made in red marrow
COLORS OF MARROW red - blood yellow - fat
with age, what changes happens to the marrow? some red marrow becomes yellow marrow
INORGANIC SALT STORAGE calcium phosphate is main type
BONE DEVELOPMENT GROWTH AND REPAIR : when does bone development start and end? starts in womb, never stops
BONE DEVELOPMENT GROWTH AND REPAIR : when does bone start to form? bones form when no tissue replaces the existing connective tissue
BONE DEVELOPMENT GROWTH AND REPAIR : Intramembranous ossification bones for between SHEETS of C tissue
BONE DEVELOPMENT GROWTH AND REPAIR : Endochondral ossification bones form from HYALINE CARTILAGE models
which ossification process is this? mesenchymal cells differentiate into osteoblasts, which deposit bony matrix around them to turn into osteocytes , leftover mesenchyme on outside forms periosteum intramembranous
Created by: jada.strohman
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