w8 bone physiology Flashcards
how does cartilage obtain nutrition and secrete waste
diffusion
periosteum covers what and perichondrium covers what
periosteum - covers bone surfaces
perichondrium - covers cartilage surfaces
hyaline vs fibrocartilage
hyaline - relatively translucent matrix
fibrocartilage - tough, fibrous tissue matrix
osteoblast vs osteoclast
osteoblast - mineralize bone
osteoclast - resorb bone
mononuclear cells coat resorbed surfaces so new bone can be attached
cement substance
specialized bone matrix, collagen, and ground substance that is subsequently mineralized
osteoid
is the periochondrium vascularized or avascularized
vascularized CT w surface growth potential
avascular hyalinee cartilage grows interstitially and ossifies to form bone in what zone
zone of endochondral ossification
formed by mineralization of hyaline cartilage (endochondral bone formation)
bone spicule
produces circulating blood cells, which includes preosteoclasts that form osteoclasts to resorb bone
bone marrow
avascular fibrous tissue matrix w no inherent growth potential that is produced by compressively loaded peristudeum
fibrocartilage
what is an important load-bearing tissue for the temporomandibular joint
fibrocartilage
cartilage anlage, long bones (limbs, hands, feet) are what type o fbone
endochodnral bone
condensation of mesenchyme peripheral to primary structure is what bone
intramembranous bone
scapula, pelvis, clavicles, mxilla, and mandible are examples of what bone
intramembranous
meckel’s cartilage (primary development)
supports the airway
hyoid arch (primary development)
forms the inferior attachment of the tongue to maintain a patent airway
-mandibular attachment to the cranium
-complex formation in a dynamic environment
-disc upper and lower cavities
-asymmetric hinge opening and translation
temporomandibular joing (TMJ)
what is the only joint capable of structural adaptation and regeneration over a lifetime
TMJ
what is a unique secondary joint capable of hinge, translation, and asymmetric movement
TMJ
Md condyle covered with articular what
periosteum
what loading -> muscle hypertrophy -> short, wide face, rounded Md Plane
increased loading
what loading -> less muscle mass -> long, narrow face, steep Md plane
decreased loading