Bone Function and Development Flashcards

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What are 5 functions of bone?

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1) Centre of Bone Marrow
2) Protection
3) Transmittal of Body Weight
4) Allows movement (Joints inc)
5) Mineral Storage

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What are 5 types of bone?

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1) Long Bone
2) Short Bone
3) Flat Bone
4) Irregular Bone
5) Sesamoid

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3
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What are examples of each of bone types?

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1) L: Humerus
2) Irregular: Vertebrae
3) F: Skull

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4
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What are the 2 types of skeleton?

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Axial: Skull and Trunk/Vertebrae
Appendicular: Limbs and pelvic girdles

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5
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What are the functions and origins of Osteoblasts?

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Origin: Mesenchymal Stem Cell
Function: Build bone by synthesising Osteoid (Type 1 Collagen Rich matrix)

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What is the role of osteoclasts and origin

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Origin: Haematopoietic Stem Cell
Role: Resorption of bone, with lots of lysosomes

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What are osteocytes?

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Less synthetically active osteoblasts trapped within bone (Osteoid mineralised by calcium hydroxyapatite)

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What are the main compositions of bone?

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50-70% mineral
20-40% Organic material
10% Non-cellular proteins
5-10% H2O

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What are the microscopic different bone types?

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1) Woven: Quickly made, disorganised with no clear structure

2) Lamellar: Slowly made with defined layer structure

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What are 5 reasons for remodelling of bone?

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1) Replace woven for lamellar
2) Response to exercise
3) Repair damage
4) Obtain calcium
5) Form bone shape

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What 2 enzymes used in bone remodelling?

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1) Collagenases

2) MMP’s (Matrix Metalloproteinase’s)

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