Lecture Exam 3.1 Flashcards

1
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___________ is the initial formation of the bone/ bone matrix.

A

Osteoid tissue

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2
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___________ is a type of very flexible bone that has high concentrations of calcium; also called embryonic bone or early bone; baby bones, most of their bones are this kind of bone

A

Woven bone

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3
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____________ is adult bone, already formed the trabeculae.

A

Lamellar bone

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4
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_________ is another name for woven bone.

A

Primary bone

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5
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____________ is another name for lamellar bone.

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Secondary bone

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6
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_____________ is 20% of the bones of the body is this type of bone; another name is trabeculae bone.

A

Cancellous bone

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7
Q

____________ resist stretching, bending, lighten up the weight of the human body.

A

Trabeculae bone

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8
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_____________ contains red marrow; where Hematopoiesis takes place.

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Intertrabecular spaces

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9
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___________ takes place in the trabeculae spaces.

A

Hematopoiesis

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10
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____________ is the beginning of the trabeculae bone development occurs when the first secretion of osteoid tissues occurs.

A

Lamellae

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11
Q

___________ (is the transduction mechanism) and _________ is when the enzyme pushed out.

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Mechanosensation; Prostaglandin E2

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12
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_________ and _________ is when the enzyme pushed from one side to the other side.

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Protein kinases; RUNX2

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13
Q

80% of bone is made of _________, formed originally from cancellous bone.

A

compact bone

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14
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________________ is a series of canals that run down the center of each osteon.

A

Haversian (central or osteon) canals

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15
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__________ is the first or outermost layer of the bone.

A

Circumferential lamellae

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16
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______________ is usually the newest layer formed of the bone.

A

Concentric lamellae

17
Q

_____________ is the old concentric lamellae that has been remodeled and replaced.

A

Interstitial lamellae

18
Q

_____________ is the system where the osteoblast next to the blood vessel is the one that collects the oxygen and past it on; feeding the cells of one osteon.

A

Haversian system

19
Q

__________ are interconnected through Volkmann’s canals.

A

Osteon

20
Q

___________ are long and/or wide; ex. Ulna, femur, radius

A

Long bones

21
Q

______________ are bone inside feet and hands; ex. Talus, capitate (carpal) bone.

A

Short bones

22
Q

__________ are bones in the skull are flat; ex. Scapula, sternum.

A

Flat bones

23
Q

__________ include some flat bones; ex. Sphenoid bone, ethmoid, vertebra

A

Irregular bones

24
Q

_____________ is the area at the end of the bone; spongy bone covered with compact bone.

A

Epiphysis

25
Q

____________is the shaft of the bone; mostly compact bone that supports the body weight.

A

Diaphysis

26
Q

______________ is a connective tissue; mesenchymal tissue → cartilage → bone

A

Hyaline cartilage

27
Q

______________ is literally a line of compact bone, signals the individual has stopped growing and over the age of 18-21.

A

Epiphyseal line

28
Q

The _____________ is the line of compact bone before the person turns 18-21 or stops growing.

A

epiphyseal disk

29
Q

______________ is the development of flat bones (like bones of skull, sternum, clavicle, pelvis, ribs); starts at 5 week period, mesenchymal membrane starts to develop.

A

Intramembranous ossification

30
Q

_________________ is made out of delicate collagen fibers during the early development of Intramembranous ossification.

A

Mesenchymal membrane

31
Q

________________ are stem cells; some start to develop into capillaries, most others develop into Osteogenic cells before developing into osteoblast, then to osteoid tissue.

A

Mesenchymal cells

32
Q

____________ is where osteogenic cells develop

A

Ossification centers

33
Q

______________ is everything that a bone is except something.

A

Osteoid tissue

34
Q

_________ is the space in which osteoid tissue is trapped in.

A

Lacunae

35
Q

Once osteoid tissue get trapped inside the lacunae they made for themselves, they are called ___________.

A

osteocytes

36
Q

________________ is when the trabecular has been formed; some contained blood vessels (capillaries), others start to deform back to __________.

A

Intertrabecular spaces; red marrow

37
Q

___________ are the tiny spaces that are getting calcified.

A

Bony spicules

38
Q

____________ is the part of the baby’s head.

A

Fontanels