Exam 2 Bone TE Flashcards

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Describe cortical bone.

A

Dense, compact bone
Hard outer layer of bones
Strong and stiff (provides structural support)

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2
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What percent of skeletal mass is cortical bone?

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80%

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3
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Describe trabecular bone?

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Spongy porous bone
High surface area, fills the inner layer of most bone
Lightweight and supports metabolic activities
Highly vascularized

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4
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What are the four types of bone cells?

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Osteoblasts, osteoclasts, osteocytes, osteogenic cells

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What are osteoblasts and what is their role?

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Mononucleate bone-forming cells
Produce bone matrix (collagen, etc.)
Responsible for mineralization

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What are osteoclasts and what is their role?

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Multi-nucleate bone-resorbing cells
Breaks down bone tissue and help bone remodeling with calcium release

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7
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What are osteocytes?

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Osteoblasts trapped in mineralized bone
Mature bone cells

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What are osteogenic cells?

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Precursor stem cells that differentiate into other cells (osteoblasts)
Progenitors

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9
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What are the key signals in bone formation?

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BMPs, VEGF, PDGF

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What does BMPs do?

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Stimulates bone formation
Induces differentiation of MSCs to osteoblasts

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What does VEGF do?

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Promotes angiogenesis (formation of blood vessels)
Important for delivering nutrients during bone repair

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What does PDGF do?

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Recruits MSCs and other progenitor cells
Stimulates proliferation and angiogenesis

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13
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Name the timeline of bone fracture healing.

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Days 0-5: Hematoma
Day 5-7: Soft callus/ unmineralized cartilage
Day 10-16: Fibrous Tissue
Day 16-21: Hard callus/ secondary tissue
Day 21-35: Hard callus/remodeled bone

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14
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What are the main types of bone scaffold?

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Foams, fibers, gels, mostly polymers, ceramics, and composities

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15
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What is bone resorption?

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Breakdown of bone by osteoclasts

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16
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What is bone formation?

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The building of bone by osteoblasts

17
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What is Osteoinductive?

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ability to induce bone formation

18
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What is Osteoconductive?

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ability to support bone formation, usually through attachment of bone forming cells

19
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What is osteointegration?

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Direct structural connection between living bone and implant surface

20
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What are the key bone TE strategies (list)?

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Recruiting and controlling SC
Altering the healing niche