w8 bone physiology Flashcards

1
Q

how does cartilage obtain nutrition and secrete waste

A

diffusion

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2
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periosteum covers what and perichondrium covers what

A

periosteum - covers bone surfaces
perichondrium - covers cartilage surfaces

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3
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hyaline vs fibrocartilage

A

hyaline - relatively translucent matrix
fibrocartilage - tough, fibrous tissue matrix

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4
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osteoblast vs osteoclast

A

osteoblast - mineralize bone
osteoclast - resorb bone

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5
Q

mononuclear cells coat resorbed surfaces so new bone can be attached

A

cement substance

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6
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specialized bone matrix, collagen, and ground substance that is subsequently mineralized

A

osteoid

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7
Q

is the periochondrium vascularized or avascularized

A

vascularized CT w surface growth potential

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8
Q

avascular hyalinee cartilage grows interstitially and ossifies to form bone in what zone

A

zone of endochondral ossification

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9
Q

formed by mineralization of hyaline cartilage (endochondral bone formation)

A

bone spicule

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10
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produces circulating blood cells, which includes preosteoclasts that form osteoclasts to resorb bone

A

bone marrow

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11
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avascular fibrous tissue matrix w no inherent growth potential that is produced by compressively loaded peristudeum

A

fibrocartilage

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12
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what is an important load-bearing tissue for the temporomandibular joint

A

fibrocartilage

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13
Q

cartilage anlage, long bones (limbs, hands, feet) are what type o fbone

A

endochodnral bone

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14
Q

condensation of mesenchyme peripheral to primary structure is what bone

A

intramembranous bone

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15
Q

scapula, pelvis, clavicles, mxilla, and mandible are examples of what bone

A

intramembranous

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16
Q

meckel’s cartilage (primary development)

A

supports the airway

17
Q

hyoid arch (primary development)

A

forms the inferior attachment of the tongue to maintain a patent airway

18
Q

-mandibular attachment to the cranium
-complex formation in a dynamic environment
-disc upper and lower cavities
-asymmetric hinge opening and translation

A

temporomandibular joing (TMJ)

19
Q

what is the only joint capable of structural adaptation and regeneration over a lifetime

A

TMJ

20
Q

what is a unique secondary joint capable of hinge, translation, and asymmetric movement

A

TMJ

21
Q

Md condyle covered with articular what

A

periosteum

22
Q

what loading -> muscle hypertrophy -> short, wide face, rounded Md Plane

A

increased loading

23
Q

what loading -> less muscle mass -> long, narrow face, steep Md plane

A

decreased loading