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FINAL

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show COMPACT BONE (C)  
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show FAT (A)  
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show OSTEOBLAST (B)  
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show HYALINE CARTILAGE (D0  
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show DECREASED PROLIFERATION OF THE EPIPHYSEAL PLATE CARTILEDGE (C)  
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A FRACTURE IN THE SHAFT OF THE BONE WOULD BE A BREAK IN THE?   show
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THE TERM DIPLOE REFERS TO THE?   show
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show RAMUS (B)  
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FACTORS IN PREVENTING (OR DELAYING) OSTEOPOROSIS INCLUDE.   show
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OSSIFICATION OF THE ENDS OF LONG BONES?   show
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show EPIPHYSEAL PLATE (C)  
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THE MOST ABUNDENT SKELETAL CARTILEDGE TYPE IS?   show
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show COMMUNICATION (D)  
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WHAT IS THE STRUCTURAL UNIT OF COMPACT BONE?   show
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show OSTEOBLASTS AND OSTEOCLASTS (C)  
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THE PERIOSTEUM IS SECURED TO THE UNDERLYING BONE BY DENSE CONNECTIVE TISSUE CALLED?   show
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show BLOOD VESSELS AND NERVE FIBERS (D)  
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WHAT ARE THE SMALL SPACES IN BONE TISSUE THAT ARE HOLES IN WHICH OSTEOCYTES LIVE?   show
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show AN OSSIFICATION CENTER FORMS IN THE FIBROUS CONNECTIVE TISSUE. (B)  
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show APPOSITIONAL GROWTH (C)  
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BONES ARE CONSTANTLY UNDERGOING RESORPTION FOR VARIOUS REASONS. WHAT CELLS ACCOMPLISHES THIS PROCESS?   show
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show PARATHYROID HORMONE (C)  
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show REFLECTS INCOMPLETE OSTEON FORMATION AND MINERALIZATION (C)  
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WOLFFS LAW IS CONCERNED WITH?   show
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show WITHIN FIBROUS MEMBRANES (B)  
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show THYROID (B)  
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OSTEOMYELITIS IS?   show
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show THE SECRETION OF NEW MATRIX AGAINST THE EXTERNAL FACE OF EXISTING CARTILAGE. (B)  
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WHAT STATEMENT BEST DESCRIBES INTERSTITIAL GROWTH?   show
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IN THE EPIPHYSEAL PLATE CARTILEDGE GROWS?   show
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SPONGY BONES ARE MADE UP OF A FRAMEWORK CALLED?   show
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show BONE FORMATION (C)  
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show INTERSTITIAL GROWTH OF THE EPIPHYSEAL PLATES (A)  
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GROWTH OF BONES IS CONTROLLED BY A SYMPHONY OF HORMONES. WHICH HORMONE IS IMPORTANT FOR BONE GROWTH DURING INFANCY & CHILDHOOD?   show
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show ELEVATED LEVELS OF SEX HORMONES (B)  
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show CALCIUM, PHOSPHATE, AND VITIMIN D (A)  
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OSTEALGIA IS?   show
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INFLAMMATION OF BONY TISSUE IS CALLED?   show
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BLOOD CELL FORMATION IS CALLED   show
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show SESAMOID BONE  
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show NERVE  
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show ENDOCHONDRAL  
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show APPOSITIONAL GROWTH  
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_______ ARE MULTINUCLEATED CELLS THAT DESTROY BONE   show
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______IS A DISEASE OF THE BONE IN WHICH BONE REABSORBTION OUTPACES BONE DEPOISIT LEAVING THE PERSON WITH THIN AND OFTEN VERY FRAGILE BONES?   show
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show FORAMEN  
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LIST THE STEPS IN THE REPAIR PROCESS OF A SIMPLE FRACTURE   show
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show BLOOD VESSELS AND NERVE FIBERS  
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SEVERAL HORMONES CONTROL THE REMODELING OF BONES. WHICH TWO RESPOND TO CHANGING BLOOD CALCIUM LEVELS   show
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show CHILDRENS BONES ARE NOT COMPLETELY CALCIFIED AND HAVE MORE FLEXIBLE FIBERS. ELDERLY ARE COMPLETELY CALCIFIED WHICH GIVES THE CHARACTERISTIC OF RIGIDITY.  
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