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Bone Flashcards

1
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2 Types of Macroscopic Bone

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  1. Cortical

2. Cancellous

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Structure of Cortical bone

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Osteons/Haversian systems
1. Osteon - outer border = cement lines
2. Vascular canals = Haversian canals (long axis)
Volkmanns canals (TV)
3. Interstitial Lamellae
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Cortical bone charactertics (2)

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Slow turnover rate

High Youngs modulus

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Cancellous bone characteristics

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High turnover rate

Lower Youngs Modulus

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2 types of Microscopic bone

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  1. Woven Bone

2. Lamellar bone

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6
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Lamellar vs Woven bone features

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Lamellar = remodelled bone
Organised
Stress oriented
Stronger and less flexible;

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7
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Osteoblasts origin

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Undiff mesenchymal cells

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8
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OB function

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Form bone - produce non-mineralised matrix

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9
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CK that stimulate OB formation (4)

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BMP - Mesenchymal - osteoprogenitor cells

  1. RUN x2
  2. CBFA (core bind fac alpha)
  3. PDGF
  4. IDGF

Bump, run and core

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10
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Periosteum layers (2)

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  1. Inner cambium layer

2. Outer fibrous layer

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11
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OB features

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  1. Great synthetic ability

2. High ALP activity

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12
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3 fates of OB

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  1. Inactive bone lining cells
  2. Osteocytes
  3. Apoptosis
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Osteocyte functions (3)

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  1. Control calcium
  2. Phosphate metabolism
  3. Respond to mechanical, electrical and chemical (PTH) stimuli
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14
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OB receptors (2)

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  1. PTH

2. 1,25 dihydroxyvit D

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15
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PTH effect on OB (2)

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Stim production of RANKL

Jagged1- Notch immune response

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16
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OC origin

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Myeloid hamatopoieitic cells

Monocyte progenitor

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17
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OC microscopic appearance

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Multinucleated giant cells

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18
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OC: Where does bone resorption occur

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  1. Ruffled border - Howship’s Lucunae
19
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How do OC attach to bone?

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Integrins at sealing zone

avb3 –> vitronectin (on bone surface)

20
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How do OC absorb inorganic bone? (3)

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LOW PH THROUGH:

  1. Carbonic anhydrase system
  2. ATP dependant proton pumps
  3. Na/H+ exchange system
21
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How do OC absorb organic bone? (2)

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PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES

  1. TRAP
  2. Cathepsin K
22
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Components of Organic component (4)

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  1. Collagen I
  2. Proteoglycans
  3. Proteins (Osteocalcin, osteonectin, Osteopontin)
  4. CK and GF ( IL1,6, IGF, TGF B BMPs)
23
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Proteoglycan function

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Compressive strength

24
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Collagen structure

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1 x a2 2xa1 (triple helix)

25
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Osteocalcin produced by?

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Mature OB

26
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Osteocalcin functions (3)

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  1. Promotes mineralization
  2. Attracts OC
  3. Marker of bone turnover
27
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Osteonectin secreted by? @)

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Plts + OBs

28
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Osteonectin Function?

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Regulation of mineralization

29
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Osteopontin function?

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Cell binding protein - anchors osteoclasts to matrix

30
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Inorganic bone components? (2)

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Calcium hydroxyapatite
Osteocalcium phosphate (Brushite)
31
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Blood supply to bone comes from 3 main sources

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  1. Nutrient artery
  2. Metaphyseal-Epiphyseal system
  3. Periosteal system
32
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Nutrient artery supplies what portion of mature bone>

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inner 2/3 via Haversion system

33
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Met-epi system arises from what vascular plexus?

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Periarticular (ie geniculate)

34
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Periosteal system capillaries enter at which sites?

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Major muscle attachments

35
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Normal direction of blood flow in bone?

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Centrifugal (in -> out)

36
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Type of blood flow after reaming + normal venous flow + immature bone?

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Centripetal (out -> in)

37
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Major source of growth plate nutrition?

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Perichondrial artery

38
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OB produce which substance to stimulate OC?

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RANKL

39
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OB secretes which substance to inhibit OC>

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Osteoprotegrin

40
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Osteoprotegrin function?

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Binds to and sequesters RANKL

41
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Factors that inhibit OC (5)?

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  1. OPG
  2. Calcitonin
  3. Estrogen (decrease in RANKL)
  4. TGF beta
  5. IL 10
Osteoclast
Cant
Eat
The
Iliac wing
42
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OC activation? (6)

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  1. RANKL
  2. PTH
  3. IL1
  4. Vit D
  5. IL6 (Myeloma)
  6. MIP-1A (Myeloma)
43
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Bone mets mediated by which pathway?

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RANK/RANKL

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