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Bone Introduction

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show Bones, Cartilage, and Ligaments.  
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show Ligaments  
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________ are similar to ligaments- but attach muscle to bones.   show
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Skeletal Function 'Support':________   show
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Skeletal function 'Movement':________   show
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show Protects organs from injury.example: Skull/Brain, Ribs/Lungs  
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Skeletal function 'Blood Formation':_______   show
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Skeletal function '_________': stores calcium and phosphate - and releases them when needed.   show
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Skeletal Function '_________': bone buffers the blood against excessive pH changes.   show
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show Bone tissue removes heavy metals and other foreign elements from the blood.  
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show Connective  
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______ is hardened by the deposition of calcium phosphate and other minerals.   show
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show Mineralization or Calcification.  
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Long Bones: cylindrical in shape and significantly longer than they are wide. Example:_______   show
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show Talus (ankle joint) and Carpals (wrist bones).  
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Flat Bones: enclose and protect organs- providing broad surface(s) for muscle attachment. Example?   show
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show Sphenoid bone and Vertebrae  
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_________ is the outer shell of dense white osseous tissue.   show
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show Spongy (cancellous) bone  
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show Diaphysis  
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show Epiphysis  
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show Bone Marrow  
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_________is found in children and adolescents and is made up of hylaine cartilage separating the marrow spaces of the epiphysis and diaphysis.   show
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The epiphyseal _____ occurs in the bone after mature growth.   show
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The sheath of tissue that surrounds the bone that has a tough outer fibrous layer of collagen is called the _____?   show
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Blood vessels of the periosteum are called ______?   show
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The thin layer that lines the internal surface of bone is the _______?   show
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What kind of cartilage is located at the ends of adjoining bones in most joints?   show
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show Diploe (it absorbs shock - so the inner layer of compact bone isn't damaged)  
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show Cells, fibers, and ground substance.  
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The ________ cells are the stem cells found in the endosteum, inner layer of the periosteum, and within the central canals of the osteon.   show
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show Osteoblasts (responds to stress on bone by accelerating the mitosis of osteogenic cells- resulting in an increase of osteoblasts). Non-mitotic  
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show Osteocytes  
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Osteocytes live in tiny cavities called______?   show
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show Osteocytes  
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show Cytoplasmic Process  
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The bone dissolving macrophages found on the bones surface are _________. They are formed when several stem cells fuse together and are unusually large cells.   show
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show 1. lack of bone stress and movement(bed rest,brace/cast) 2. Steroid drugs 3. Decreased estrogen or testosterone. 4. Anti-estrogen drugs( used to prevent and fight breast cancer).  
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Bone Matrix is made up of 1/3________material and 2/3_______material. This combo allows bone strength and flexibility.   show
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________in bone gives it the ability to resist tension.   show
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show Concentric lamellae  
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______ canal contains blood vessels and nerves and runs proximal-distal within the bone.   show
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Central canal and its concentric lamellae form an ______. The basic structural unit of compact bone.   show
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________ are tiny cavities that house the osteocytes. They lie between the adjacent layers of the matrix.   show
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The inner and outer boundaries of compact bone are arranged in ______ _______ that run parallel to the bone surface.   show
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show Interstitial Lamellae  
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show Trabeculae and Spicules  
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show 1. the medullary cavity of a long bone. 2. the spaces within the trabeculae of spongy bone. 3. and the larger central canals.  
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show Red bone marrow  
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show Yellow bone marrow  
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By early adulthood, red bone marrow is limited to : 1._____ 2._____ 3._____ 4._____ 5._____   show
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Formation of bone is called _______ or _______.   show
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Two methods of ossification and osteogenesis are_______ and _______.   show
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show Endochondral Ossification  
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show Intramembranous Ossification  
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Cartilage grows by what two mechanisms?   show
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_________ growth at the epiphyseal plate adds length to bones and mature bones grow only with _______ growth.   show
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Name 5 factors that Promote Bone Deposition.   show
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show Parathyroid hormone- is released in response to low blood calcium to promote osteoclasts.  
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_________ is the loss of bone that is severe enough to compromise physical activity and health.   show
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