chapter 7 review Flashcards

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components of skeletal system

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bones of skelaton, cartilage, ligaments, other ct

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cartaliage made of

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condrocytes

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3
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ligaments are

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connection from bone to bone

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4
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bones are considered the organs of

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the skeletal system

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5
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bones provide

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framework for the body

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6
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2 types of bone

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compact bones, spongy bone

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compact bone made of

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ostions

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8
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compact bone is

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dense and hard

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9
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cortical bone is

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compact bone

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10
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what type of bone makes up most of our bone mass

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compact bone

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11
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what type of bone is the outer portion of our bones

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compaxt

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12
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what type of bones make up our inner portions of bone

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spongy

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13
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spongy bone is also known as

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cacellous or trabeculor bone

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14
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why does spongy bone appear porous

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it has a lot of holes

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15
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what type of bone is light weight

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spongy

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16
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spongy bone holes are filled with

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blood and bone marrow

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17
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spongy bones makes up how much of our bone mass

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20%

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18
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cartilage is a

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semirigid connective tissue

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19
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what types of cartilage are there

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hyaline cartilage and fibrocartilage, and elastic cartilage

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20
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hyaline cartilage attaches

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ribs to sternum

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21
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hyaline cartilage is primarily

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structural(doesnt move)

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22
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what do we grow bone from

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hyaline cartilage

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23
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what is a model for growth formation

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hyaline cartilage

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24
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what makes growth plate

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hyaline cartilage

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25
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fibrocartilage is found

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in areas of high impact

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fibrocartilage is found in between

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vertebrae, pubic bone, kneww joints

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27
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weightbearing cartilage is

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fibrocartilage

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28
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ligaments connect

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bone to bone

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29
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tendons connect

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muscles to bones

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30
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bones perform several functions

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support, levers for movement, hematopoises, storage of energy and mineral reserves

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31
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hematopoises

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ability to make blood cells.

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32
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where does hematopoises done

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red bone marrow CT

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33
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what are the types of blood cells

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red, white, and platelets

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34
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bones store what type of minerals

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calcium and phosphate

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35
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the calcium that is stored in bone gives bone its

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strength

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36
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how does our body decrease boen density

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remove minerals like calciuma nd phosphate from bone area.

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37
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how many bone classifications are there

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4

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38
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whare are the 4 bone classifications

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flate bones, short bones, long bones, irregula rbones

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39
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most of our limbs are made up of

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long bones

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40
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long bones are greater in ______

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length

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41
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what are 2 types of long bones

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humerus and femur

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42
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short bones ____ is nearly equal to the ____

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length;width

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examples of short bones are

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carpals and tarsals

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flat bones are

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flat and thin and sometimes a little curved

45
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what are examples of flt bones

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cranial bones, sternum

46
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irregular bones are more_______ in shape

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complex. they are more elaborate.

47
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example of irregular bone

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vertebrae

48
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regions of long bones

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diaphysis, medullary(cavity), epiphysis

49
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epiphysis

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expanded ends at ends of long bones

50
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diaphysis

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shaft of bone, narrow in middle

51
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inside of bone shaft (diaphysis) it is hallow and called

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medullary cavity

52
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medullary cavity is

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hallow cylinder space in diaphysis

53
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medullary cavity contains bone marrow in

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children

54
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medullary cavity contains ______ bone marrow in adults

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yellow

55
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diaphysis provides ____ and ____ support

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leverage and weight

56
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what are compacted bones with thin spicules of spongy bone extending inward

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diaphysis part of long bone

57
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epiphysis is covered in white substance this is

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articular cartilage.

58
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2 types of epiphysis

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distal and proximal epiphysis

59
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proximal means

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towards center body

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distal means

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farther from body

61
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articular cartilage has a thin layer of ______

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yaline cartilage

62
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articular cartilage covers _____

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joint surface

63
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articular cartilage reduces

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joint friction

64
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articular cartilage also absorbs

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shock in moveable joints

65
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in between diaphythis and epithysis there is a small space called

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metaphysis

66
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metaphysis

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region where bone widens and transfers weight between the diaphysis and epiphysis

67
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epiphyseal plate located in

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metaphysis

68
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epiphyseal plate is a

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growth plate

69
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epiphyseal plate has a thin layer of

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hyaline cartilage

70
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epiphyseal plate provides ______ growth

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lengthwise

71
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in adults _________ is the remnant of the epiphyseal plate

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epiphyseal line

72
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what covers outer surface of bone

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periosteum

73
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periosteum is made of

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dense irregular CT

74
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what are the 2 layers of periosteum

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fibrous layer(outside), and celular layer

75
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outer dense fibrous layer does what

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protects bone, anchors blood vessels and nerves to bone surface, attachment site for ligaments and tendons

76
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inner layer of periosteum includes

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osteroprogenitor cells, osteoblasts, osteoclasis

77
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periosteum is attached to bone by numerous collages fibers called

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perforating fibers

78
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endosteum

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covers all internal surfaces of bone within medullary cavity

79
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endosteum also contains

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osteoblasts, osteprogentor cells, and osteoclasts

80
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Bone marrow exists in

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medullary cavity and in spongy bone

81
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red bone marrow

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creates blood cells

82
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2 types of bone amrrow

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yelow, and red

83
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yellow bone marrow

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adipose tissue, doesnt make as much blood cells

84
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yellow bone marrow is a product of

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red bone marrow

85
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yellows bone marrow is a _______ substance

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fatty

86
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how can yellow bone marrow turn back to red bone marrow

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during severe anemia

87
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primary component of bone is

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bone connective tissue

88
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whats bone connective tissue called

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osseous cinnective tissue

89
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bone is composed of

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cells and extracellular matrix.

90
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4 types of connective tissue found in bones

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osteoclasts
osteoblasts
osteoprogenitor cells
osteocytes

91
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oste-blasts. blasts means cells that

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build

92
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osteo-clasts

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clasts means cell that breaks things down

93
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osteocytes are

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mature bone cells

94
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osteoclasts do what

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break down bone cells

95
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osteoblasts do what

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build bone cells

96
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osteoprogenitor are

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stem cells that have differentiated (matured)

97
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osteoclasts are large multinuclear

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phaocytic cells

98
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lacuna is a

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pocket inside a bone which prevents cell from crushing. like a cave.

99
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we need lacuna to protect bone cells because

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we have calcification, which extracellular matrix of bone very hard

100
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osteoclasts are derived from

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fused bone marrow cells

101
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osteoclasts are located in

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pits/depressions on bone

102
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resorption lacuna

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involved in bone resorption.

103
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bone resorption is

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breakdown of bone