A&P T4 Flashcards
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4 Tissue Types
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Epithelial (last exam), Connective, Muscle, Nervous
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Connective Tissue fxn
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Connects, Binds, Protects organs
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Two type of Connective tissue cells?
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Resident cells and wandering cells
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Resident cells examples
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adipocytes, fibroblasts, fixed macrophages
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Fixed macrophages are what type of cell and what are they derived from
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immune cell derived form monocyte
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Wandering cells are primarily what type of cell?
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white blood cell
- mast cells, plasma cells, free macrophage, neutrophiles, lymphocytes
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Mast cells are
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heparin (prevents blood clotting), histamine (vasodilates)
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Plasma cells produce what
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antibodies
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Free macrophages are derived from what type of cell
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monocytes like fixed macrophage
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Neutrophiles fxn
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neutralize and eat bacteria
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Lymphocytes fxn
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attack foreign material
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Conn tissue has protein fibers list the three
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collagen, reticular, elastic
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Collagen fibers are
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ropelike
- strong & flexible
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Reticular fibers are ___. What does it form?
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similar to collagen, smaller
forms scaffolding for cells in organs like lymph nodes, spleen and liver
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Elastic fibers form a ___. they are ___ and found where?
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- branch/weave
- stretchy
- found in lungs, arteries, skin
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Ground substance in conn tissue is __ produced by conn tissue cells. What’s the form that it’s in?
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non living produced by connective tissue cells can be viscous, semi-solid, or solid
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protein fibers + ground substance =
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extracellular material
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Scurvy is what type of deficiency and what are some symptoms?
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vitamin C deficiency
- weakness, gum ulceration, hemorrhages, abnormal bones
ex: pirate
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Functions of conn tissue (6)
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physical protection, support and structural frameworm, bining of structures, storage, transport, immune protection
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Categories of conn tissue are determined by what
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amount of protein fibers vs. ground substance
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Two cat of conn tissue inclue
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dense and loose conn tissue
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What has lots of what and few what?
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lots of ground substance, few fibers
fibers arrannged as random framework
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Ex of loose conn tissue?
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areolar, adipose, reticular
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Areolar conn tissue is where in the body and is it vascularized ?
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all over body
- highly vascularized
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Adipose conn tissue contains what, where is it found
contains lipid drops
| - found mostly in the hypodermis
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Reticular conn tissue makes up ____ for some organs
framework
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Dense conn tissue has little what and lots of what?
little ground substance, lots of fiber
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3 types of dense conn tissue
dense reg, dense irregular, elastic
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Dense reg fibers arranged like ___. vascularization? and two examples
- arranged like lasagna noodles
- low blood supply= long heal time
- ex tendons and ligaments
- stress typically applied from one direction
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Dense irregular has collagen fibers arranged how which helps with what. 5 examples.
collagen fibers arranged randomly, helps with stress from all directions
- ex: skin, organ capusles, periosteum, perichondrium
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Elastic fxn. 3 examples.
- stretches and recoils
- trachea, vocal cords, large arteries
- --large arteries include aorta, pulmonary arteries (allows heart time to rest)
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Cartilage is a (solid/semisolid) substance. what are the cells called in chondrocytes fund where in cartilage?
- semisolid
- mature cells called chondrocytes
- found in little spaces called Lacunae
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3 types of cartliage include?
- hyaline, fibrocartliage, elastic
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Hyaline cartliage is ____. what are some examples?
most common
| - nose, trachea, larynx, fetal skeleton
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Most bone starts as ____.
cartliage
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Fibrocartliage fxn. 3 examples?
weight bearing, shock absobing.
| - ex: intervertebral disks, knees ( menisci), pelvic symphysis
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Elastic fxn? 2 examples
springy and flexible
| - epiglottis and external ear
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Bone contains what type of compounds
organic/inorganic
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Organic portion of bone:
collagen, glycoproteins
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Inorganic portion of bone:
calcium salts
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Mature cells in bone are called
osteocytes
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Osteocytes are found where?
in spaces caled lacunae
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Other cells in bone include?
osteoblasts (build bone)
| osteoclasts (break bone)
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Bone is covered in dense irregular conn tissue called?
periosteum
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Two types of bone include
compact and spongy bone
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Compact bone is arranged as ____. which have a ___ shape and a ____ canal?
- bundles of osteon
- cylindrical structure
- central canal
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Spongy bone is encased between layers of ____.
compact bone
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Function of bone
Hemopoetic tissue in spongy bone makes blood cells and platelets
- protection, levers for movement
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Blood is a _____.
fluid conn tissue
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Blood is composed of what?
erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets, plasma
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fxn of blood?
carries nutrients, waste and hormones
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Lymph is a _____ tissue. that derived from ____ and eventually returened to....
fluid conn tissue. derived from blood plasma (fluid portion of blood), eventually returned to blood stream
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3 types of muscle tissue?
skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle, smooth muscle
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Skeletal muscle is voluntary or involuntary?
voluntary
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Cardiac muscle is found where?
middle of the heart wall (mycardium
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Cells in cardiac muscle are short and ? they contain (discs)
bifurcated contains intercalated discs that strengthen cell attachments and help nerve signal propagation
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Smooth muscle is also called
visceral muscle
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Smooth muscle is found where?
found digestive tract and arteries, involuntary
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There are more glial cells than neurons in the nervous system?
true
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Glial cells:
feed, support and protect neurons
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Organs are composed of how many tissue types
2 or more tissue types
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Stomach contains how many tissue types
all 4 tissue
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Mucus membranes secrete what?
secretes fluid
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mucous membranes are (open/closed) to outside enviornemtn
open to outside enviornment
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Serous membranes secrete fluid and are where in the body
internal enviornments used to lubricate and protect organs
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Synovial membranes secrete fluid and are located where
in the joints like knee and elbows
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Atrophy is:
shrinkage is tissues
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Necrosis is:
tissue death
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The is composed of what?
- Composed of skin & it’s derivatives (nails, hair, sweat glands, sebaceous glands)
- Barrier to the outside world
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Skin composed what % of body weight
10 %
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Layers of the skin ? top to bottom
-Stratum Corneum
- Stratum Lucidum
- Stratum Granulosum
- Stratum Spinosum
- Stratum Basale
(come, lets get sun burned)
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Stratum Corneum has how many layers of dead cells?
- 20-30 layers of DEAD keratinized cells
| - unsuitable for microbe growth
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Stratum Lucidum is called that because? found where?
- Lucid = Clear
- Only found in specific areas
* Palms of hands, soles of feet
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Stratum Granulosum is full of what? rest of the cell structures do what?
- Full of Keratin Granules
| - The rest of cell structures (nucleus, etc) disintegrate
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Stratum Spinosum is the ___ layer. it does or does not divide?. attached to what? has what cells?
- “Spiney Layer”
- Not dividing
- Attached by Desomosome junctions “rivets”
- Dendritic Cells
Immune cells
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Stratum basale is ___ mitotic? how long does it take to replace ? Cells include (3) ?
- HIGHLY mitotic -- replaces layers above
- Each full migration, from basale layer to corneum layer takes 4-6 weeks
- Cells:
- Keratinocytes
most abundant
- Melanocytes
Melanin pigment
- Tactile Nerve Cells
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The dermis is mostly ___tissue? vessels supply where? fxn?
- Mostly connective tissue
- Dermal Blood vessels supply epidermis
- regulate temperature & blood pressure
- vasoconstriction & vasodilation
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The hypodermis is rich in ___ tissue. FXN. site for where (medical)?
- Rich in adipose tissue used for energy & insulation
| - Common site of drug injection
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Thick skin is found? what does it not have (structures)?
- Soles, palms
| - No hair or sebaceous glands
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Color by which three cells?
- hemoglobin
- melanin
- carotene
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Hemoglobin
- Red Color (ex: blushing)
| ex: Vasodilation
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Melanin give what color? helps with what? transferred to what cell after being produced in what cell?
- Dark brown/black color
- Assists in UV protection
- Transferred to keratinocytes after being produced by melanocytes
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Carotene produces what color? where do you get it? what is it converted to (vitamin)?
- Yellow/orange color
- From Vegetables
- Converted to Vitamin A
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Marking on skin include?
nevus, freckles, hemangioma
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Nevus is a ___. caused by ___
- (mole)
- Overgrowth of melanocytes (more cells)
- May become malignant in rare cases
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Freckles are areas of ____. produces what color?
- Areas of increased melanocyte activity (more melanin per cell)
- Yellow/Brown in color
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Hemangioma is a?
birthmark
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Patterns of skin include ___ which help with ____.
- Ridge patterns (ex: fingerprints)
| - increase friction
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3 types of hair?
- lanugo
- vellus
- terminal
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Lanugo is
baby hair
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Vellus is
leg hair
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Terminal hair is
head and pubic regions
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Fxn of hair 4
- Protection
- heat retention
- Sensory Reception
- Visual Identification
- Chemical Signal Dispersal Pheramones
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Vitamin D increases the absorption of ____ & ____.
calcium and phosphate
| ex: vitamin D milk
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Rickets is?
vitamin D deficiency --- caused bowed legs in children
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Tissue repair 4 steps:
- Bleed
- Clot & Immune Response (leukocytes)
- Fibers laid by Fibroblasts
- Regenerate Epithelium (Stratum Basale mitosis fills wound)
If Scarring: Collagen fibers
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Burns
first, 2nd , third, fourth
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1st degree is
Epidermis Only
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2nd degree is
Into dermis -- causes blisters (ex: sunburn)
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3rd degree is
- Epidermis & dermis are gone, requires hospitalization
| large risk of infection, dehydration -- may require debridement
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4th degree is
Muscle & bone burned
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UV radiation is a common cause for what?
skin cancer ...#1 cancer in the world
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Mole check. (A,B,C's)
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A = Asymmetry
B = Border
C = Color
D = Diameter
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Bone is ____ and continually rebuilds and remodels itself
living
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Skeleton is replaced every ___ years?
5
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Two types of bone?
compact and spongy bone
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Compact bone make sup
80% of bone mass
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Compact bone - osteons are
the cylindrical structures that make up compact bone
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Components of compact bone ?
concentric lamellae and canaliculi
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Collagen fibers of bone oriented at ___ degree angles to eachother?
90
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What causes extreme strength in bone?
Each ‘lamellae’, or layer, is a spiral of collagen fibers. Each layer spirals in the opposite direction of the one before it. This lends to EXTREME strength.
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What are canaliculis?
‘Canals’ between osteocytes for nutrient and waste exchange
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What do perforation canals allow?
Allow redundant blood flow through the bone
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Spongy bone also called
Trabecular bone
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What htake place in spongy bone?
- Hemopoesis takes place here in red bone marrow
- In the ends of long bones, interior of flat bones
- Stem cells form blood cells & platelets
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Stored in bones is
calcium, phosphate, lipids
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Calciuma dn phospate is sued for what
Calcium used for muscles, nerves, & blood clotting
| Phosphate used for energy (ATP) and cell membranes
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Lipids is stored in what type of bone in ADULTS
Stored in yellow bone marrow of adults
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Around long bones is?
periosteum
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Periosteum is made up of what tissue, it's a site for what, it holds what?
- Sheet of dense irregular tissue, attachment site for ligaments & tendons
- Holds Nerves and blood vessels
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Endosteum is ___. what type of bone fills space?
- within the bone
- Internal surface of the bone, lines the hollow center (medullary cavity)
- Spongy Bone fills the center
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Epiphyseal plate is where
the bone grows longer
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The epiphyseal plate is compose of what in children?
hyaline cartilage in children
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Hyaline cartliage ___ in adults and becomes the ____ line.
Ossifies (becomes bone) in adults, becomes the epiphyseal line
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Bone is ___ vascular. especially what type of bone?
Bone is HIGHLY vascular -- especially spongy bone
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The nutrient foramen is what?
- The entry/exit site for blood vessels
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Red bone marrow produces what?
Red bone marrow produces blood cells (erythrocytes, leukocytes, platelets)
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What the location of red bone marrow in children?
In children: Medullary Cavity of bones (all over -- children need blood!)
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What's the location of red bone marrow in adults?
Axial skeleton, the ends of long bones, interior of flat bones
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Red bone marrow converts to what over time?
yellow bone marrow
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What's the 3 classificaiton sof bone fractures? what's the healing time
Pathological (caused by disease)
Simple (bone doesn’t penetrate skin)
Complex (bone penetrates skin)
Healing time takes 2-3 months
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Fracture Repair Process
- Bone bleeds (hematoma), macrophages clean the area
- Fibrocartilage laid down
New bone (soft callus)
- Spongy bone reinforces area
- Compact Bone replaces spongy bone
