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Human Bio Final

human Biology Final Exam Study Guide, Chapter 4, The skeletal System

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Dense compact bone form the shaft and covers each end (of the bone).
Yellow bone marrow In the middle of the bone, fat used for energy.
Spongy bone less dense, filled with red bone marrow
Epiphysis ends of the bone
Diaphysis shaft of the bone
Fibrocartilage collagen fibers arranged in thick bundles
Hyaline cartilage smooth cartilage of thin collagen fibers
Elasitc cartilage elastin fibers, highly flexible
Osteoblasts blood vessels that carry bone-forming cells
Growth plate narrow strip of cartilage which causes bones growth throughout adolescence and childhood.
Osteoclast bone-dissolving cells
chondroblasts cartilage-forming cells that build a model of the future bone
Osteoblasts Young bone-forming cells that cause the hard extracellular matrix of bone to develop
Osteocytes Mature bone cells that maintain the structure of the bone
skeleton 206 bones of the human body and the various connective tissues that hold them together
Axial skeleton skull, sternum, ribs, and vertebral column
know the bones page 90-91
Appendicular skeleton arms, legs, their attachments to the trunk (pectoral and pelvic girdles, respectfully).
Joints contact between bones
synovial joints allow the most movement, joints are separated by a thin fluid-filled cavity
Tendons join the bones to muscles
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