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1
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What cell produces the ground substance of cartilage?

A

chondroblast

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2
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Bone formation begins in? And ends in?

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utero ends after puberty

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A muscle fiber is larger than a muscle cell. True or false?

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False, they’re the same thing (myofiber)

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What are lacunae?

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Small spaces in which a chondrocyte or osteocyte resides

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5
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When does bone remodeling begin and end?

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begins in utero and continues throughout the organisms life

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Many muscle cells make up the length of the muscle: T or F?

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False muscle cells are the same length as the muscles they are apart of

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The differences between cartilage types are determined by the molecular composition of the ground substance. T or F?

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False fibers determine it

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Osteoprogenitor cells differentiate into?

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Osteoblasts and they arise from the mesenchyme, found on all surfaces of bones

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Explain what syncytium means

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single cell with multiple nuclei. Skeletal cells are multinucleated

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What is the perichondrium?

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layer of dense connective tissue surrounding cartilage, contains fibroblasts; the inner layer can make chondroblasts

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Osteoblasts are PAS positive or negative?

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Positive because GAGs become part of the matrix

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T or F, the muscle has unique organelles that have specific functions and form compared to other cells in the body

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True, they have a sarcoplasmic reticulum, sarcolemma and are unique to muscle and have specialized function for muscle tissue

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Appositional growth vs interstitial growth

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Appositional growth: adding layers to cartilage matrix to the existing outer surface. Interstitial growth: process of new matrix being formed from the core of cartilage by chondroblasts (can apply to bone)

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2 types of bone based on embryological origin

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intramembranous and endochondral bone

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What is the external lamina of skeletal muscle similar to?

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the basement membrane have almost the same composition

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Where can hyaline cartilage be found?

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Nose, trachea, joints of long bones, cartilaginous precursor of long bone in embryonic development (endochondral ossification)

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What are intramembranous bones?

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form via ossifications of the embryological membrane, flat bones

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What is endomysium?

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connective tissue that surrounds the skeletal muscle cells make up of collagen type I and III fibers

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Composition of hyaline cartilage?

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Collagen type II 40%, and 60% GAGs

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What are endochondral bones?:

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long bones: arise from hyaline cartilaginous precursor

20
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True or false: periosteum forms inside the epiphysis of endochondral bones at 10 weeks post conception?

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False forms in the diaphysis at 10 weeks

20
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Is the sarcoplasmic reticulum continuous or fragmented?

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Fragmented: sarcoplasmic reticulum units are stacked, hollow membranous organelles

21
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True or false: all cartilage has a perichondrium

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False fibrocartilage doesn’t have one no boundary

22
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What are t-tubules?

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holes in the cell membrane of muscle cells that form a branching network perpendicular to the cell surface. The distance between one and the next is uniform. small distance followed by large

23
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What is the composition of fibrocartilage?

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collagen type I produced by fibroblasts and collagen type II and sulfated GAG’s produced by chondroblasts

24
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What is the bony collar?

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layer of bone that forms around the diaphysis of endochondral bones after osteoblasts secrete osteoid on top of the cartilaginous precursor

25
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What is a triad?

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terminal cisternae, t-tubule, terminal cisternae

26
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Where can fibrocartilage be found?

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Junction of tendon and long bone, vertebral disks between vertebrae

27
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What does the nervous system work in conjunction with? What are these systems called together?

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endocrine system ES + NS = communication network

28
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What is the composition of elastic cartilage, and where is it found?

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elastic fibers and collagen type II, it is found in the external ear and epiglottis (stretchy and flexible)

29
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What are the location and function of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems?

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sympathetic-mid spinal cord, function: stress parasympathetic: upper and lower spinal cords (brainstem) function: rest and digest (normal body functions)

30
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Inorganic component of bone

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hydroxyapatite (calcium and phosphate)

31
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What types of tissue are innervated by the autonomic nervous system?

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Smooth muscle, cardiac muscles, and glands (involuntary functions)

32
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Compact vs spongy bone

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compact is the outer layer and is dense spongy bone: on the inside, open porous network

33
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Nerve fiber refers to the whole nerve cell. T or F?

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False nerve fiber refers to the axon of the nerve cell. The nerve cell is the neuron.

34
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What is the classification of sensory neurons based on the number of cell processes?

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Pseudo-unipolar 1 axon with 2 branches and 0 dendrites

35
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What is the blood forming tissue in bone?

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Red marrow

36
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What are the 3 classifications of neurons? Which is the most abundant?

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motor neurons (receive messages from central nervous system), sensory (receive stimuli and carries them to the CNS), and interneurons (most abundant)

37
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Where are Sharpey’s fibers found?

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The periosteum. Strands of collagen type I penetrate into the bone and are continuous with tendon fibers

38
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The autonomic nervous system and somatic nervous system both use acetylcholine and norepinephrine as neurotransmitters. T or F?

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False: somatic uses only acetylcholine. autonomic : parasympathetic uses acetylcholine sympathetic uses both acetylcholine and norepinephrine

39
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Which enzyme catalyzes the formation of hydroxyapatite?

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alkaline phosphatase secreted by the osteoblast in a membrane bound vesicle

40
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A bipolar neuron is the most abundant neuron type T or F?

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False, they are rare. They are found where we have special senses (ears, eyes, nose)

41
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What is an osteocyte?

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Mature bone cell that is trapped in a matrix lacuna. Can become active in small bone repairs

42
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Describe a multipolar neuron and where they are found

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1 axon and greater than or equal to 2 dendrites and they are found in motor neurons and interneurons

43
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What is an osteoclast?

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Macrophagic cells that breakdown bone and are part of the mononuclear phagocytic system

44
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What is the blood brain barrier?

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Functional barrier that allows tighter control than that in most tissues over the passage of substances moving from blood into CNS tissue. Tight junctions

45
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Function of choroid plexus?

A

filters blood to produce cerebrospinal fluid

46
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Where do we see more branching occur, dendrites or axons?

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Dendrites have more branching, however we can see terminal arborization in axons. Major axon branches are called collaterals

47
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What is the circulatory system of bone called?

A

Osteon

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