Histology - 514-3 Flashcards

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Does the periosteum extend to the articular surfaces in a long bone?

A

No. Articular surfaces are free of periosteum

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2
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What is the inner lining membrane in a bone called?

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Endosteum

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3
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Define:
Periosteum
Endosteum
Sharpey’s fibers

A

periosteum - dense irregular connective tissue contiguous with internal endosteum containing potentiating fibroblasts.
Sharpey’s are type I collagen that connect periosteum to the compact bone matrix

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4
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Is bone innervated

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highly

bone cancer patients feel extreme pain

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5
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Where is dipole and what is its function?

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Middle layer of spongy bone
Collapsing layer (absorbs blows)
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6
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What are small, thin, isolated pieces of bone called?

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Spicules

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7
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What kind of junctions exist at the end of pseudopods?

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Gap

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8
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What four components flow through the central canal of an osteon?

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Artery, Vein, Nerve, Lymphatic

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9
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What is the organic/inorganic make-up of bone matrix?

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35% organic / 65% inorganic

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10
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What are the two structural components of the organic matter in bones?

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Proteoglycans and Type I collagen

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Name 3 non-structural, non collagenous proteins making up the organic material in bone?

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Osteocalcin (mineralizes / regulated by Vita D3)
Osteopontin (remodeling)
Sialoprotein (binds osteoblasts to ECM via integrins)

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12
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Inorganic matter of bone is mostly…

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Hydroxyapatite (85%)

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13
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Name 5 zones in the metaphysis

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Zone of:
Reserve Cartilage
Cell Proliferation
Cell Hypertrophy
Calcification
Bone Deposition
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14
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What is indicative of a hypertrophic chondrocyte?

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Swelling

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15
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What’s another name for the metaphysis

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Growth plate (epiphyseal plate)

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16
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What type of growth increases bone length?

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Interstitial

17
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What type of growth increases bone width?

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Appositional

18
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Why do girls grow faster?

19
Q

Growth hormone causes…

A

bone elongation

20
Q

thyroid hormone increases metabolic rate of…

A

osteoblasts

21
Q

Calcitonin

A

deposits calcium

inhibits osteoclasts

22
Q

PTH

A

stimulates osteoclast growth and increases blood Ca+ levels

23
Q

Glucocorticoids are increased by…

A

stress

cause bone loss / impair growth

24
Q

What gland secretes GH (growth hormone)

A

Anterior Pituitary

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Why are multiple samples necessary to determine GH levels?
Pulsatile secretion
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Hypersecretion of GH can lead to
giantism
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Thickening of hand, foot, jaw, and brow bones throughout life is called...
Acromegaly (hormone disorder)
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How many types of dwarfism are there?
Over 200
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What type of dwarfism is characterized by normal sized head and short longbones?
Achondroplastic dwarfism
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What is pituitary dwarfism characterized by?
Normal proportions
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What is primordial dwarfism?
growth proportional but severely delayed
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What are the four types of bone cells?
osteoprogenitor, osteoblasts, osteocytes, and osteoclasts
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What type of collagen do osteoblasts secrete?
Type I
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What cell secretes osteocalcin and what does it do?
Osteoblasts | Directs hydroxyapatite and forms mineralized matrix
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What binds osteoblast to the matrix through itegrins?
Sialoprotein
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What creates a low pH at the osteoclast ruffled border?
Hydrogen ions (HCl)
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What are the two main components of bone and how do osteoclasts break them down?
Matrix - HCl | Collagan fibrils - acid phosphatase (released by lysosomes)
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________ are stimulated by increased pressure and ________ are stimulated by decreased pressure.
OsteoClasts | OsteoBlasts