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SM 219a - Bone Histology Flashcards

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1
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What is the structural unit of compact bone?

A

Haversian System (aka Osteon)

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What is the source of new material for the growth in length of a bone?

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Dividing cartilage cells

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Which part of the bone is indicated by #6?

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Cortex

Made up of lamellar (compact) bone

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4
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What structure is #1 pointing to?

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Osteoid

(An unmineralized, organic portion of the matrix)

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5
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What kind of bone is predominant in this image?

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Lamellar bone

(aka Mature Bone or Compact Bone)

The bone is organized into lamellae (layers)

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6
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Which cells in the bone are multinucleated giant cells?

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Osteoclasts

They reabsorb bone

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7
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Which part of the bone is indicated by #7?

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Medullary Cavity

Made up of trabecular (spongey) bone

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What structure is #2 pointing to?

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Woven Bone (aka Immature Bone)

Mineralized, but not organized into lamellae

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9
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What substance initiates mineralization of bone?

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Small vescicles exocytosed by ostoblasts filled with alkaline posphatase and pyrophsophate

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10
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What is osteoid?

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Organic matrix that is not yet mineralized (but will be)

Osteoid -> Mineralized to woven bone -> Matures into lamellar bone

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Which part of the bone is indicated by #4?

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Epiphysis

(also #5)

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12
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What structures run through the “canal” of the Haversian System?

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Blood vessels and nerve fibers

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00009

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13
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Osteoid in a malignant tumor indicates what kind of tumor?

A

Osteosarcoma

(patho-pneumonic)

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Which structure is indicated by #3?

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Osteocyte Lacunae

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00009

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15
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Which structure is indicated by #2?

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Canal

Contains blood vessels and nerve fibers

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00009

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16
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What are the cellular components of bone?

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Osteoblasts - Synthesize bone

Osteocytes - Mature osteoblasts

Osteoclasts - Resorb bone

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17
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Describe what is happening in Zone 3

A

Cartilage cells are proliferating

This is the Zone of Proliferation

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

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18
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Which ossification process does this statement describe?

“New bone develops directly from a capsule of undifferentiated connective tissue”

A

Intramembranous ossification

Occurs in the flat bones of the face, cranial bones, and clavicles

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19
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In which zone will you find non-active cartilage?

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4 - Reserve Cartilage

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

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20
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Which part of the bone is indicated by #1?

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Metaphysis

(also #3)

21
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What kind of bone cell is B pointing to?

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Osteoblast

Osteoblasts sit on the surface and synthesize bone

22
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Which hormone stimulates bone resorption?

A

Parathyroid hormone

23
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Which part of the bone is indicated by #2?

A

Diaphysis

24
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Describe what is happening in Zone 2

A

Cartilage cells are undergoing hypertrophy

This is the Zone of Hypertrophy

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

25
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Which part of the bone is indicated by #3?

A

Metaphysis

(Also #1)

26
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Which ossification process does this statement describe?

“New bone develops from and replaces hyaline cartilage”

A

Endochondral ossification

Occurs in long bones, in the bones at the base of the skull, short bones in the hands and feet

27
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Which structure is indicated by #1?

A

Osteocyte canaliculi

Canaliculi = little pathways that connect the lacunae of osteocytes so they can share nutrients and excrete waste

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00009

28
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Which part of the bone is indicated by #5?

A

Epiphysis

(Also #7)

29
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Which cells synthesize bone?

A

Osteoblasts

30
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What is the difference between osteoid and woven (immature) bone?

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  • Ostoid is not yet mineralized
  • Immature bone is mineralized, but no yet organized into lamellae
31
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What kind of bone makes up most of our body?

A

Long bones

32
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Describe what is happening in Zone 4

A

Not much!

Zone 4 contains Reserve cartilage - non-active cartilage that is just resting

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

33
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In which section are cartilage cells turning into bone?

A

1 - Zone of Ossification

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

34
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What kind of bone cell is A pointing to?

A

Osteocyte

Osteocytes sit within lacunae

They are conencted by canaliculi to diffuse nutrients and waste

35
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Describe what is happening in Zone 1

A

Cartilage cells are turning into bone

This is the Zone of Ossification

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

36
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In which section are cartilage cells proliferating?

A

3 - Zone of Proliferation

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

37
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What structure is indicated in this diagram?

A

An Osteon aka Haversian System

  • Structural unit of compact bone
  • Osteocytes in concentric layers surround a central canal that carries blood vessels and nerve fibers
    • Concentric rings are layers of bone laid down by osteoblasts
38
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What is the periosteum?

A

The outer layer of dense connective tissue surrounding bone

39
Q

Which cells in the bone release Ca2+ into the serum?

A

Osteoclasts

They resorb bone

40
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Describe the composition of an osteon (aka Haversian system)

A

An osteon is made up of…

  • Osteocytes surrounding a central canal
  • The canal carries blood vessels and nerve fibers
  • The osteocytes form concentric rings
    • The rings are layers of bone that are laid down by osteoblasts
41
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What is the purpose of the canaliculi in bone?

A

Canaliculi are little pathways that connct osteocyte lacunae in order to diffue nutrients and waste

They are basically a complex series fo gap junctions

42
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Bone is constantly remodeled. Which part of the bone is remodeled?

A

The surface

Ostoblasts lay down bone, osteoclasts resorb bone

43
Q

A bone gets turned over completely about every ____ years

A

A bone gets turned over completely about every 5 years

44
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Which type of collagen is most common in bone?

A

Type I

45
Q

In which section are cartilage cells hypertrophy-ing?

A

2 - Zone of Hypertrophy

https://peir-vm.path.uab.edu/wsi.php?slide=UAB-Histology-00068

46
Q

What kind of bone cells are the arrows pointing to?

A

Osteoclasts

Osteoclasts are multinucleated giant cells

47
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Where the the primary location of lamellar bone?

  1. Fetal skeleton
  2. Primary center of ossification
  3. Epiphyseal plate
  4. Cortical bone
A

d. Cortical bone

48
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What kind of bones make up the skull bones, facial bones, and clavicles?

A

Flat bones

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