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CH 6&7 SKELETAL AND BONES Flashcards

1
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What is the term for the layers of bony matrix surrounding the cell?

A

Lamella

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2
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____ bone looks smooth and homogenous

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compact

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3
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T or F: storage of lipids, attachment for muscles, and site of red blood cell formation are functions of the skeleton

A

TRUE

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4
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the______ skeleton consists of bones that surround the body’s center of gravity

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axis

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5
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how many bones does the upper limb have?

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30

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6
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what are the two bone structures?

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compact and spongy

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7
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T or F: osteogenic layer is the anchoring for tendons and ligaments

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TRUE

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8
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Which membrane contains osteogenic cells that can differentiate into other bone cells?

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Endosteum membrane

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9
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T or F: yellow marrow cannot convert to red marrow

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FALSE

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10
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What are projections?

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sites of muscle/ligaments attachment and pull or joint modifications

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11
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what are depressions and openings?

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allows blood vessels and nerves to pass

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12
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the five major cell types are osteogenic, ______, osteocytes, _________, and osteoclasts

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osteoblast and bone lining

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13
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what cell is on external bone surface?

A

periosteal

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14
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what cell is lining internal surfaces?

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endosteal

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15
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_______________ cells monitor and maintain bone matrix

A

oseocytes

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16
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osteogenic cells can also be called ______

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osteoprogenitor

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17
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what does the ruffled borders do?

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increases surface area for enzyme degradation of bone and seals off area from surrounding matrix

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18
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a compact bone is also called

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lamellar

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19
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lacunae-

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small cavities that contain osteocytes

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20
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canliculi-

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hairlike canals that connect lacunae to each other and central canal

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21
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T or F: spongy bone is highly organized

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FALSE

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22
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Endochondrial ossification forms most all bones ______ to base of skull

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inferior

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23
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what does epiphyseal plate closure do

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bone lengthening ceases, bone of epiphyses and diaphyses fuses

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24
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growth hormone-

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most important in stimulating epiphyseal plate activity in infancy and childhood

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25
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thyroid hormone-

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modulates activity of growth hormone, ensures proper proportions

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26
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what are the two types of ossification?

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endochondrial and intramembranous

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27
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intramembranous ossification begins within fibrous connective tissue membranes formed by ____________ cells

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mesenchymal

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28
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appositional growth is growth in ____

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width

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29
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hypercalcemia-

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sustained high blood calcium levels, deposits of calcium salts in blood vessels, kidneys can interfere with function

30
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T or F: serotonin is a hormone released by adipose tissue

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FALSE

31
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what are the three fracture classifications in bone repair?

A

completeness of break, position of bone ends after fracture, whether skin is penetrated

32
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the reduction treatment is when the ______ of the broken bone ends

A

realignment

33
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list the stages of bone repair where the hematoma forms

A

torn blood vessels hemorrhage, clot (hematoma) forms, site swollen, painful and inflammed

34
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what are the two homeostatic imbalances?

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osteomalacia and rickets

35
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what does osteomalacia do?

A

bones poorly mineralized, calcium salts not adequate, soft, weak bones, pain upon bearing weight

36
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what does rickets (osteomalacia of children) do?

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bowed legs and other bone deformities, bones ends enlarged and abnormally long

37
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______ is a group of disease, bone resorption outplaces deposit, and spongy bone of spine and neck of femur most susceptible

A

osteporosis

38
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what is pagets disease

A

bone made fast and poorly, cause unknown

39
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T or F: pagets disease mostly always occurs before the age of 40

A

FALSE

40
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bone remodeling consists of both _______and ______

A

bone deposits and bone resorptions

41
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2 types of growth

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axial and appendicular

42
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3 types of cartilage

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hyaline, elastic, and fribro

43
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hyaline

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fibers only- articular, coastal, respiratory, nasal

44
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elastic

A

ear and epiglottis flexibility

45
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firbro

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thick collagen fibers- meniscus, pubic synthesis, vertebral discs

46
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what three bones have thin plates, covered by compact. no shaft/epiphyses. plates between c.t. membrane periosteum (outer layer) and endosteum no marrow cavity. hyaline cartilage covers articular surface

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short/irregular/flat

47
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what are the two membranes

A

endosteum and periosteum

48
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_____ layer- contain stem cells (osteogenic cells) vascularized and innervated

A

osteogenic

49
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______ covers trabaculae of spongy bone. lines canals that pass through. contain ____ cells that can differentiate into other cells bones

A

endosteum and osteogenic

50
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_____ bone forming. secrete unmineralized bone matrix (osteoid)

A

osteoblasts

51
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________ maintain matrix mature bone cells in lacunae. stress/strain sensors. osteoclasts (cells that destory bone)

A

osteocytes

52
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______ reabsorption when active in resorption by and has ruffled borders derived from hematopoietic stem cells turn to machrophages

A

osteoclasts

53
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_____ hollow tubes of bone matrix

A

lamellae

54
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spongy bone

A

poorly organized. trabeculae align along lines of stress. no osteons capillaries in enosteum supply nutrients. hydroxypatities responsible for hardness

55
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______ bone forms by replacing hyaline cartilage

A

endochondrial ossification

56
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Intramembranes ossification

A

ossification center appears in fibrous c.t. mensesdryl cells cluster to form ossification center

57
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Interstitual growth requires presence of ________

A

epiphyseal cartilage

58
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5 zones in cartilage

A

resting, proliferating, hypertrophic, calcification, ossification zone

59
Q

_____ beneath periosteum secrete bone matrix on outside on endosteal surface

A

osteblasts

60
Q

growth hormone-

A

stimulate epiphyses plate

61
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thyroid hormone-

A

modulate growth hormone proper portions

62
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testosterone/estrogens-

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asolescent growth spurts, end growth by fussing epiphyseal plate

63
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hypercalcemia

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sustained increase in blood calcium, deposits of calcium salts in blood vessels

64
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leptin

A

hormone released by adipose tissue

65
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serotonin

A

regulate mood and sleep, made in gut, interefere with osteoblast activity, prozac can cause decrease in bone density

66
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_____ ossification forms most of the skeleton

A

endochondrial

67
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the ruffled border of ____ increased surface area for an enzyme

A

osteoclast

68
Q

spongy bone consists of a framework of honey comb called ___-

A

trabaculae

69
Q

volkmans canal- connect b.v. and nerves of ___, ____ and ____

A

periosteum, medullary cavity, and central canal

70
Q

Periosteum is secured by dense connective tissue called?

A

fibrous layer

71
Q

canals that runs through core of each osteon?

A

central canal

72
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what type of bone is longer than wide?

A

long bone

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