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Skeletal system Flashcards

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Major functions of the skeletal system

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  1. Support
  2. (organ) protection
  3. movement
  4. (mineral) storage
  5. blood cell poduction
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is a connective tissue that contains collagen, gorund substance, and other organic molecules, as well as water and minerals.

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bone

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these compositions form the extracellular matrix (5)

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collagen, ground substance, and other organic molecules, as well as water and minerals

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main function of the bone?

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support

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movement

bone

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free movement (levers with the skeletal muscle)

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main composition

  • collagen
  • calcium phosphates (hydroxyapatite)
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bone

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the bone is mainly composed of collagen and calcium phosphates, specifically?

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hydroxyapatite

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main function

cartilage

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covering

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movement

Free movement (reduces wear and tear on the joint surfaces)

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cartilage

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main composition

  • collagen
  • elastic fibers
  • proteoglycans
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cartilage

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water-trapping proteins, which help cartilage be smooth and resilient

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proteoglycans

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main function

tendon

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muscle to bone

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main composition

tendon

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collagen fibers (dense connective tissue)

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14
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movement

full contraction

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tendon

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main function

ligament

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bone to bone attachment

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16
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movement

minimal movement (stabilizer)

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ligament

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17
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main composition

ligament

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collagen fibers (dense connective tissue)

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18
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2 connective tissues of the bone that are mainly composed of collagen fibers (dense connective tissue)

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tendon and ligament

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bones are classified according to its? (2)

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  1. shape
  2. histological structure
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20
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4 classifications of bones

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  1. long
  2. short
  3. flat
  4. irregular
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bone classification

  • longer than they are wide
  • this shape enhances thein functional movement of the limbs
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long bones

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classification of bones

  • has a central shaft
  • mostly on the upper and lower limbs
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long bones

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classification of bones

long as they are wide

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short bones

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classification of bones

allows stability and facilitates some movement

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short bones

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classification of bones

relatively thin, flattened shape

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flat bones

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classification of bones

provide barrier around soft organs

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flat bones

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classification of bones

have shaped that do not fit readily into other three categories

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irregular bones

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28
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bone histology

Bones are classified into either:

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a) compact bone
b) spongy bone

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epiphyseal lines are seen on?

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mature long bones

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epiphyseal plates are seen on?

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(growth plate)
growing long bones

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31
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calcium phosphate crystals

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hydroxiapatite

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32
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4 types of bone cells

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  1. osteogenic
  2. osteoblasts
  3. osteocytes
  4. osteoclasts
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types of bone cells

bone building cells that produce collagen and proteoglycans

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osteoblasts

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types of bone cells

formation of new bone by osteoblasts is called?

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ossification or osteogenesis

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Bone matrix

consists of 35% ______ and 65% ______ material

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organic; inorganic

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36
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bone matrix

the organic material of the bone matrix primarily consists of ?

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collagen and proteoglycans

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37
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bone matrix

the inorganic material consists primarily of ?

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calcium phosphate crystals or hydroxyapatite

38
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bone matrix

the collagen fibers lend ___

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flexible strength

39
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bone matrix

mineral components givethe matrix ___?

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weight bearing strength

40
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bone matrix

what happens if bone lost minerals? lost collagen?

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brittle bone disease
1. too flexible bc relies on collagen
2. too brittle bc relies on minerals (easily broken)

41
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bone cells

forms bone extracellular matrix

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osteoblast

42
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bone cells

maintains bone tissue/matrix

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osteocytes

43
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bone cells

functions are reabsorption or resorption

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osteoclast

44
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bone cells

when bones are destroyed or are broken down then is absorbed into the blood stream

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resorption or reabsorption

45
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bone cells

develops into osteoblasts

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osteogenic cell

46
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bone cells

multinucleated cells

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osteoclasts

47
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is a connective tissue membrane covering the outer surface of a bone

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periosteum

48
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  • is a single cell layer of connective tissue that lines the internal surfaces (trabeculae)
  • includes osteoblasts and osteoclasts
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endosteum

49
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Parts of a Long bone

  • center portion of a long bone
  • consists of compact bone
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diaphysis

50
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parts of a long bone

  • hollow center inside diaphysis
  • spongy bone can be seen in the lining
  • contains yellow and red bone marrow
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medullary cavity

51
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parts of a long bone

  • ends of a long bone
  • consists mostly of spongy bone with an outer layer of compact bone
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epiphysis

52
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2 processes of formation of bone or ossification

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  1. intramembranous
  2. endochondral
53
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Bone ossification

  • occurs when osteoblasts begin to produce bone in connective tissue membranes
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intramembranous

54
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bone ossification

  • occurs when osteoblasts begin to produce bone in the hyaline cartilage.
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endochondral

55
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bone ossification

primarily happens in skull and clavicle

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intramembranous ossification

56
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bone ossification

primarily happens in bone except skull and clavicle

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endochondral ossification

57
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bone ossification

diaphysis of clavicle is developed

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intramembranous ossification

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bone ossification

epiphysis of clavicle is developed

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endochondral ossification

59
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removal of existing bone by osteoclasts and the deposition of new bone by osteoblasts

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bone remodeling

60
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bone remodeling

____ remove old bone;______ deposit new bone

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osteolclasts;osteoblasts

61
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functions of bone remodeling (4)

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  1. bone growth,
  2. changes in bone shape,
  3. bone repair, and
  4. calcium ion regulation
62
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4 major steps in bone repair

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  1. hematoma formation
  2. callus formation
  3. callus ossification
  4. bone remodeling
63
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bone repair

blood vessels and cells invade the clot and produce a network of ________ called a callus

callus formation

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fibers and cartilage

64
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bone repair

osteoblasts enter the callus and form spongy bone

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callus ossification

65
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bone repair

when bone is broken a clot forms in the damaged area.

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hematoma formation

66
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bone repair

most of the spongy bone is slowly remodeled to form compact bone and the repair is complete.

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bone remodeling

67
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bone cell in developing bone?

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osteoblasts

68
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bone cells in newly formed bone

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osteocyte

69
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covers trabeculae

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endosteum

70
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  • covers outer surface of bone
  • contains blood vessels and nerves
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periosteum

71
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spongy bone

  • contains osteoblast and osteoclasts covering trabecula
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endosteum

72
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spongy bone

  • contains osteocyte
  • rings in between lamellae
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lacunae

73
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spongy bone

interconnecting rods or plates of bone

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trabeculae

74
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spongy bone

sheets or layers of bone

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lamellae

75
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in between lamellae where osteocytes are found

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lacunae

76
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spongy bone

across lamellae, looking like minute cracks across the rings of the lamellae

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canaliculi/canaliculus

77
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perforiating canal for spongy bone

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volksmann’s canal

78
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perforiating fibers in periosteum

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sharpey’s fibers

79
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spaces in spongy bone contain

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bone marrow and blood vessels

80
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Examples of long bones:

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  1. Humerus
  2. radius(thumb side)
  3. ulna (pinky side)
  4. metacarpal/ metatarsal
  5. phalanges
  6. femur
  7. fibula (pinky toe side)
  8. tibia (thicker big toe side)
81
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examples of short bones

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tarsals
carpals

82
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examples of flat bones

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  1. sternum
  2. cranial bones
  3. ribs
  4. scapulae
83
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examples of irregular bones

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  1. vertebrae
  2. sacrum
84
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Mature bone is called ____

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Lamellar bone

85
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bone histology

____ has less bone matrix and more space

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spongy bone

86
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bone histology

___ has more bone matrix and less space

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compact bone

87
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compact bone is also called?

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corticial bone

88
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functional unit of compact bone

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osteon (haversian system)

89
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the central canal are lined with ?

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endosteum

90
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the central canal contain ?(3)

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blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue

91
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__ or soft spots, are larger, membrane cover spaces between the developing skull bones that have not yet been ossified.

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fontanels

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