5b - Skeletal Components Flashcards

1
Q

What three things comprise the cartilage matrix?

A

proteoglycans
collagen
elastin

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2
Q

What is different in the matrix of hyaline and elastic cartilage?

A

proportions of the components of the matrix

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3
Q

the diaphysis is the bone ___.

A

bone shaft

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4
Q

What is the epiphysis on a bone?

A

the regions at the two ends of the shaft (diaphysis) “caps”

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5
Q

diaphysis contains ___ bone

A

compact

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6
Q

epiphysis contains ___ bone

A

spongy bone

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7
Q

blood cell generations happen in ___ marrow

A

red marrow

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8
Q

yellow marrow contains ___

A

adipocytes

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9
Q

the dense irregular CT layer on the outer bone surface is called ____

A

periosteum

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10
Q

mechanical stress and fractures stimulate bone ___

A

remodeling

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11
Q

remodeling = ____ + _____

A

remodeling = resorption and ossification

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12
Q

resorption is by ___

A

osteoclasts

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13
Q

the deposition is by ___

A

osteoblasts

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14
Q

the bone matrix mineral components is mostly ___

A

hydroxyapatite

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15
Q

what is hydroxyapatite made of

A

calcium/phosphate polymer

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16
Q

what happens to a bone when the organic matrix is removed?

A

will shatter easily; becomes brittle.

17
Q

What happens when the inorganic matrix is removed from the bone?

A

bones bend easily without their inorganic matrix (minerals). Cannot resist compression.

18
Q

what are the features of spongy bones?

A

has spicules and blood vessels move through spaces

19
Q

what are the features of compact bone?

A

dense bone with canal systems for blood vessels. Run parallel to the shaft.

20
Q

what are osteoblasts and what do they do?

A
  • immature cells. Some can become osteocytes (most don’t).
  • They lay down a new matrix
  • signal to and control osteoclasts formation and activity
21
Q

what are osteocytes and what do they do

A
  • mature cells found in lacunas
  • detects bone deformation
  • signals to osteoblasts to begin bone replacement or repair
22
Q

What is unique about mesenchymal stem cells?

A

can become chrondrocytes or osteoblasts.

23
Q

osteocytes send cell extensions through ___

A

canaliculi

24
Q

canaliculi provide channels in a matrix for ___ exchange and allow osteocytes to connect in a large web via ___ ___

A

fluid exchange via gap junctions

25
Q

osteoblasts bury one of their own to become an ___

A

osteocyte

26
Q

osteoblasts have multiple ___

A

nuclei

27
Q

what is necessary for the absorption of vitamin C?

A

Vitamin D

28
Q

What is necessary for collagen synthesis by osteoblasts?

A

Vitamin C

29
Q

PTH parathyroid hormone ____ blood Ca++

A

raises

30
Q

Calcitonin ___ blood Ca++

A

lowers

31
Q

PTH originates from the ____ glands and Calcitonin originates from ____ glands

A

PTH from parathyroid glands

Calcitonin from thyroid glands