Physiology

Question 1

Osteo

Answer 1

Bones

Question 2

Chondro

Answer 2

Cartilage

Question 3

Phagocytes

Answer 3

Clears debris

Question 4

Firbroblast and fibrocytes

Answer 4

2 stages of fibre producing cells @ connective tissue

Question 5

GAG

Answer 5

Gylcosamioglycans

Question 6

Gylcosamioglycans

Answer 6

Key component of bone matrix and cell surface that modulate bioavailability and activity of osteoclasts and genetic factors.

Question 7

GAG

Answer 7

Acid molecules

Question 8

Cyte

Answer 8

Maintain nutrients in the cell

Question 9

Blast

Answer 9

Young very active

Adult hyper trophy and becomes cytes and maintain it

Question 10

Osteoblast during fracture repair

Answer 10

Ossify -> becomes osteogenesis

Question 11

Phase of fracture repair after haematoma phase

Answer 11

Fibrocartilaginous formation

Question 12

After phase of fibrocartilaginous

Answer 12

Soft callus formed

Question 13

Menopause - women - osteoarthritis

Answer 13

Low oestrogen levels
Increase - osteoclast than osteoblast
Decrease in osteoblast
This is due to the lack of oestrogen levels