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Physiology Test #3 Osseus Tissue Flashcards

1
Q

Intremembranous ossification

A

Formation of bones within connective tissue

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2
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Endochondrial ossification

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Formation of bone from a cartilage model

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3
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Osteon

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Compact bone

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4
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Examples of flat bones

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Roof of skull
Lower jaw
Clavicle

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5
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Clavicle

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Collar bone

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6
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Simple

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Break with bone in skin

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7
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Calcium and phosphate

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Part of the skeletal mineral reserve

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8
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Amphiarthrosis

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Slightly movable joint

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9
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Lamellae

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Sheets of calcified matrix

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10
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Osteolysis

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Process where osteoclast eats away bone to release calcium

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11
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Periosteum

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Connective tissue at surface of joints

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12
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Gigantism

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overproduction of growth hormone

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13
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Achondroplasia

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reduced epiphyseal plate growth

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14
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Osteoporosis

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Massive inadequate ossification

Caused many decrease in hormone activity

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15
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Pituitary dwarf

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All part reduced- puberty offset

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16
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Scurvy

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Lack of vitamin C
Caused by osteoblasts lapses
Sailors called limies

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17
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Osteoblasts

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Rebuild skeleton (from bones)

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18
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Osteoclasts

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Destroy 1/5 of skeleton

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19
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Compression

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Vertebrae fracture

20
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Comminuted

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Shattered into many pieces

21
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Synarthrosis

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Immovable joint

22
Q

Vertebrae

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Irregular bone

23
Q

Humerus

A

Long bone

24
Q

Roof of skull

A

Flat bone

25
Q

Osteocyte

A

bone cell

26
Q

Diaphysis

A

(Shaft) surrounds the marrow (medullary gland)

27
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Epipyseal

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Break on the epiphyseal plate

28
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Epiphysis

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(Bone ends) softer point of articulation

29
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Hyperostosis

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Overproduction of bone= skeletal deform

30
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External callus

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When a break occurs, bone over heals itself creating a large lump on break site

31
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Endosteum

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Lines the medullary cavity
Helps in bone growth and repair
Helps in releasing calcium out of body

32
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Spongy

A

Allows some bone flexibility

33
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Compact

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Outer surface of bone (rigid)

34
Q

Bone

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Needs vitamin A, C, D calcium, and phosphate to grow

35
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Suture

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Joints between bones of skull

36
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Ossification

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Bone formation

37
Q

short

A

boxy
covered with compact bone
(bones of wrist and ankle)

38
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compound

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break with bone out of skin

39
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diarthrosis

A

free moving joint

40
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1/5

A

amount that the skeleton is destroyed each year

41
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femur

A 
long bone
(longest bone in body)
42
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long bones

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femur
humerus
fingers/toes
forearm/lower leg

43
Q

patellae

A

knee cap (sesamoid bone)

44
Q

spiral

A

Fractures by twisting (can be from abuse)

45
Q

Calcium and phosphate

A

Part of the skeletal mineral reserve

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