Chapter 7 Continued Flashcards
Hematopoietic stem cells
Blood stem cell for osteoclasts
Osteoclasts
The cells of bone resorption
Bone Resorption
Osteoclasts use enzymes to turn solid bones back to ECM liquid
Monocytes
Blood cell that fuses together with other monocytes to form Osteoclasts
Germ Layer bone producing cells are derived from
Mesoderm cells
Mesenchymal Cells
Differentiated mesoderm cells, can fuse together to either osteogenic or chondrogenic cells
Canaliculi
Tiny channels that allow neighboring osteocytes to communicate
Trabecular Bone
1Composed of dense irregular connective tissue to resist tension
2 found in the Epiphyses and between cortical plates of flat and irregular bones (nckname[“Little beams” of Bone] spongy bone
2Diaphysis
Extends from one shaft of a Long bone to the other shaft/________ basically like the body of a long bone
2Epiphysis
2 Ends of Long bones
Periosteum
Bone cover composed of 2 layers…..
1)Outer Fibrous Layer: composed of dense irregular connective tissue
2)Inner Osteogenic Layer: Provides Bone growth -
Epiphyseal Line vs Epiphyseal Plate
Epiphyseal Line: -solid line across metaphysis & epiphysis of the bone *Marks site of where bones used to grow from. -commonly found in full grown adults indicating closed growth/Epiphyseal plates
Epiphyseal Plate- Found in unfully matured skeletal system that indicates person’s bones are still in growth process
Wolf’s Law
Bone’s ability to adapt to stressors placed on them.
Basic components that maintain life:
1) Oxygen
2) expell CO
3) Nutrition
4) expell waste
Nutrient Foramen
Nutrient artery of bone that allows for entry of blood vessel to bone