Chapter 5 Flashcards

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1
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An elongated cleft, gap, or crack in a bone is called a

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Fissure

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2
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A _____ is a rough patch on a bone (often used for muscle attachment)

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Tuberosity

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3
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A small rounded projection on a bone (often for muscle attachment) is called a

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Tubercle

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4
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A _____ is a smooth, rounded articular surface

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Condyle

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5
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A hole in a bone is a

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Foramen

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6
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A large passageway through a bone is called a

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Canal

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7
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A shallow depression or recession on a bone surface is called a

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Fossa

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8
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The shaft of a long bone is called the

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Diaphysis

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9
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A small, flat, smooth articular surface is a

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Facet

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10
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An enlarged end of a long bone is called the

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Epiphysis

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11
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_____ covers the ends of a long bone where it forms joints with the other bones.

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Articular cartilage

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12
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The connective tissue sheath that wraps around bones is called

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Periosteum

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13
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The process of removing and recycling bone matrix is called _____ and is accomplished by ______

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Osteolysis; osteoclasts

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14
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Creates new bone matrix

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Osteoblasts

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15
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Bone matrix is deposited in layers called

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Lamellae

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16
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Two cells that rely most on carefully regulated levels of calcium are

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Muscle cells and neurons

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17
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Osteoclasts are typically found in exposed sites lining the ___

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Marrow cavity

18
Q

At the center of each osteon is a

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Central canal

19
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A major role of the central canal is to

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Nourish osteocytes

20
Q

An osteocyte was formerly an ____ before it was surrounded by bone matrix

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Osteoblast

21
Q

If calcium levels in your blood were too low, activation of ____ would help to raise the blood calcium levels.

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Osteoclasts

22
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If calcium levels in your blood were too high, activation of ____ would help to lower the blood calcium levels.

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Osteoblasts

23
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Osteocytes are found inside

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Lacunae

24
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Can be found in the central canal

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Blood vessels (arteries and veins)

25
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Small pathways within the bone matrix that contain cellular processes of osteocytes are called

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Canaliculi

26
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Dissolves bone matrix

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Osteoclasts

27
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The cylindrical arrangement of bone tissue surrounding central canals are called

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Osteons

28
Q

The _____ is located in the marrow cavity and contains stem cells, osteoblasts and osteoclasts

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Endosteum

29
Q

The bar-like struts and plates that form in spongy bone are called

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Trabeculae

30
Q

Appositional growth causes a bone to increase in

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Diameter

31
Q

The most common method of bone formation involves replacement of ____ with bone

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Cartilage

32
Q

The femur forms through _______ ossification

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Endochondrial

33
Q

The roofing bones of the skull form through _______ ossification

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Intramembranous

34
Q

If a bone has an epiphyseal cartilage it is

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Growing

35
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The process by which bone tissue forms between flat connective tissue membranes is called

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Intramembranous ossification

36
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The process of forming bone from a cartilage model is called

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Endochondrial ossification

37
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The epiphysis and diaphysis of a growing long bone are connected by the

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Epiphyseal cartilage

38
Q

Fracture where the bone is broken across it’s long axis

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Transverse fracture

39
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A mass of bone and cartilage that stabilizes a broken bone

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Callus

40
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A fracture that shatters the bone in many fragments

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Comminuted fracture