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Chapter 6 Part A

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Term
Definition
Skeletal Cartilage   Highly resilient tissue that consist of water  
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Perichondrium   Layer of dense connective tissue surrounding cartilage like a girdle.  
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Chondrocytes   Cells encased in small cavities with in jelly like extracellular matrix.  
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Hyaline Cartilage   Support, flexibility and resilience. Abundant. Collagen fibers. Joints, ribs, respiratory and noes tip.  
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Elastic Cartilage   Elastic fibers like ears  
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Fibrocartilage   Thick collagen fibers. Tensile strength. Between bones of spine and knee.  
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Appositional Growth   Opposite side. New matrix laid down on surface of cartilage.  
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Interstital grownth   2 ends. new matrix made with in cartilage.  
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Support   body and soft organs  
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Protection   brain, spinal cord and organs  
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Movement   Levers for muscle action  
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Mineral and Growth   Calcium and Phosphorus  
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Blood Cell Formation   Production of blood cells  
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Hematopoiesis   Red marrow cavities of bones  
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Triglyceride   Fat used for energy source  
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Hormone Production   Osteocalcin secreted by bones helps with insulin.  
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Axial   Center of body. Skull, Vertabral column rib cage.  
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Appendicular   Arms and legs.  
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Long Bones   Longer than wide. Limb bones.  
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Short bones   Cube shaped Wrist and ankle. not attached to another bone  
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Sesamoid   Form with in tendons.  
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Flat bones   Thin, flat, curved. Sternum, scapilae, ribs and skull  
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Irregular Bones   Complicated shapes. Vertebrae and hip bones  
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Level of Bone structure   Gross, Microscopic and Chemical.  
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Compact Bone   Hard and Condensed  
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Spongy Bone   Honeycomb, holes called trabeculae  
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Trabeculae   spaces are filled with red or yellow bone marrow. Strength to bone.  
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Periosteum   covers outside of compact bone  
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Endosteum   Covers inside portion of compact bone.  
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Diaphysis   Long bone shaft, tubular  
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Epiphyses   Long bone ends, spongy bone.  
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Epiphyseal Line   between Diaphysis and Epiphysis  
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Epiphyseal Plate   Bone growth occurs.  
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Periosteum   White, double layer membrane. Outercoting  
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Osteogenic Layer   Generates bone. Stem cells rise  
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Endosteum   Inner most layer. Covers spongy bone, Lines canals.  
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Red marrow   Hematopoietic tissue. found in trabecular cavities and sternum.  
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Medullary Cavities   In newborns, spongy bone contains red marrow.  
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Bone markings   Projection, Depression and Opening.  
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Projection   Outward bulge of bone  
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Depression   Bowl or groove like cut out.  
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Opening   Hole or canal in bone for blood vessels.  
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Osteogenic Cells   Produce Stem Cells  
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Osteoblast   bone forming, Secrete bone matrix.  
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Osteocytes   Mature bone cells. No longer divide.  
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Osteoclasts   Destroy bone, remodeling can occur  
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Bone lining Cells   Flat, on internal and external surfaces,  
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Compact Bone   Lamellar bone, Osteon, Canals, Interstitial.  
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Osteon   Structure of compact bone. Parallel to long axis. Rings of bone matrix.  
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Central (Haversian) Canal   Through core of osteon. Blood vessels and nerve fibers.  
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Perforating (Volkmanns) Canal   lined with endosteum, right angles to central canal.  
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Lacunae   Small cavities that contain osteocytes  
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Canaliculi   Hair like canals. More channels  
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Interstital Lamellae   Filling in gaps, not part of osteon.  
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Circumferential Lamellae   Resist Twisting.  
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Osteoid   makes up 1/3 of bone matrix. Ground substance and Collagen Fibers.  
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Hydroxypaties   Mineral Salts. calcium. 65% bone mass.  
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