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Anatomy Ch. 6 Part 1

Skeletal System Quiz (anatomy of a long bone, growth, fractures)

QuestionAnswer
calcium main mineral that makes up bones
periosteum tough, fibrous, connective tissue covering on the outside of a bone
endosteum thin layer of epithelium lining the medullary cavity
epiphysis the enlarged end at either end of a long bone
diaphysis the long shaft of the bone between the growth plates
medullary cavity the inside of the diaphysis, lined with endosteum and filled with yellow marrow
compact bone forms the outer, hard shell of the bone around the medullary cavity and providing the strength and structure to the bone
spongy bone bone with porous spaces filled with red marrow; found in the epiphyses and where red blood cell formation occurs
hematopoiesis scientific term for the formation of blood cells; occurs in the red marrow of the spongy bone
red marrow tissue that fills the spaces of the spongy bone and produces blood cells
osteocyte bone cell
hyaline cartilage what bones are made of in the womb before ossifying
simple fx break in a bone that does not puncture the skin
compound fx break in a bone that DOES puncture the skin
complete fx when the bone is broken all the way through into 2 or more pieces
incomplete fx when the bone is not broken all the way through
transverse fx when the break is perpendicular to the length of the bone
linear fx when the break is in line with the length of the bone
oblique fx when the break is diagonal to the length of the bone
greenstick fx due to bending; break is on the outer arc of the bone
compacted fx when ends of the broken bone are pushed into each other
comminuted fx break in the bone is in several fragments
spiral fx due to twisting of the bone; the break is ragged
segmented fx when a piece is broken out of the bone
compression when a bone is crushed and is now smaller due to the excessive force
blood clot what forms right after a bone is fractured
soft callus the stage of fracture repair when new cartilage forms to mend the fracture
hard callus the stage of fracture repair when the new cartilage is becoming ossified (turned into bone)
remodeling the final stage of fracture repair when any excess new bone is sculpted into the bones final shape
fracture (fx) a break in a bone
Created by: Mrs. Meeks SHS
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