bone & tissue Flashcards

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(a) What is articular cartilage and (b) what are its functions?

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(a) a thin layer of hyaline cartilage
(b) reduces friction + act as a shock absorber

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(a) What is the periosteum,
(b) where is it, and (c) what are its functions?

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(a) the outer double layered structure on bones
(b) over the entire bone except where the epiphyses meet other bones/joints
(c) the endosteum (inner part) causes bone to grow, repair, and remodel + it contains blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatic vessels

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(a) Where is the medullary cavity, (b) the what does it contain, and (c) what is the function of it?

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(a) inside of the diaphysis
(b) is filled with yellow bone marrow [in adults]
(c) yellow bone marrow (connective) stores fat

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(a) Where is red bone marrow and (b) what is its function?

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(a) connective tissue in the spaces between spongy bone (in the epiphyses)
(b) where hematopoiesis (blood cell formation) takes place

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(a) What are the epiphyses and (b) what do they contain?

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(a) wider section at each end of a bone
(b) filled internally with spongy bone

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(a) What is the diaphysis and (b) what are its outer walls made of?

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(a) the hollow tubular shaft between the proximal and distal ends of the bone
(b) compact bone

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(a) What are both compact (cortical) and spongy bone made of and (b) what are their respective units called?

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(a) majority protein and collagen + minerals and calcium
(b) osteons (tree rings) and trabeculae (spikes)

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(a) What is the function of the composition of spongy bone and (b) how does it meet compact (cortical) bone?

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(a) to make our bones lighter while directing force out to compact bone
(b) transitions from compact to spongey from the outside in

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(a) What shape is a long bone and (b) what is its composition?

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(a) a shaft and two ends, longer than it is wide
(b) thick outside layer in which ends contain spongy bone/red bone marrow and inner cavity contains yellow bone marrow

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(a) What shape is a short bone and (b) what is its composition?

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(a) roughly a cube
(b) thin outer layer of compact bine, mostly spongy bone

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What is the composition of flat bone?

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a layer of spongy bone between two thin layers of compact bone that contains red bone marrow

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What is the composition of irregular bone?

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thin layers of spongy bone surrounded by compact bone (does not fit any previous bone descriptions)

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What are the four types of bone?

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Long, short, flat, and irregular

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