Stuff i missed Flashcards

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What are the 2 mechanisms of cartilage growth?

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-Interstitial growth
-Appositional Growth

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What happens in interstitial growth?

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chondrocytes in the cartilage matrix undergo cell division and the daughter cells produce additional matrix. CARTILAGE IS ENLARGED FROM WITHIN

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When is interstitial growth most prominent and important?

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embryonic development-adolescence

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What happens in appositional growth?

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Layers of the perichondrium undergo cell division. ADDING CARTILAGE LAYERS TO THE SURFACE

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Does cartilage growth ever occur in adults?

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no. When stimulated by a growth hormone or minor injury, appositional growth could occur

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Does bone grow using interstitial method, appositional method, or both?

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appositional only

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The most abundant connections between cells in superficial layers of the skin are _____

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desmosomes

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How do fluid connective tissues differ from supporting connective tissues?

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Fluid has many soluble proteins in the matrix and does not include insoluble fibers

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