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Skeletal system

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Long bones   Shaft called the diaphysis, has definite ends called the epiphysis Fingers, toes, arms, legs  
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Short bones   Chunky and block shaped, no ends or shaft wrist, back of foot  
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Flat bones   Make blood cells Hip, clavicle, scapula, ribs,cranium  
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Irregular bones   Face bones, vertebrae  
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Osteons   Set of osteocytes surrounding a central canal  
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Haversian canal   Central canal needed to remove waste and provide nutrients  
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Osteocytes   2 types Osteoblasts-add calcium to the bone and Osteoclasts-take calcium out of the bone  
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Lacunae   Fluid filled space around the cell  
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Canaliculi   Connect lacunae back to the central canal  
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Endochondral   Depositing calcium into cartilage  
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Ossification   Process of hardening (the bone getting harder)  
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Primary ossification center   The process of making the shaft turn into bone  
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Secondary ossification center   The processes that grow on the bone  
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Epiphyseal plate (growth plate)   The cartilage between ossification centers, the last cartilage to turn to bone, once gone the bone can no longer grow  
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