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Exam 2: Bone Flashcards

1
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osteoblast

A

actively secrete matrix in one direction

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osteocyte

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trapped in matrix, cannot secrete
maintains matrix w/ mineralized calcium salts

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Osteocytes are derived from…

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mesenchymal cells

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Ground substance in bone make-up

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hydroxyapatite (mineral calcium salts)

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5
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Function of matrix in bone

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weight-baring, resists bending

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Compact bone

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dense/cortical
thin, very strong

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Cancellous bone

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spongy/medullary/trabecular
spaces w/ bone marrow inside

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Epiphysis

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articular surface of bone (ends)
lined with hyaline cartilage

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Physis / Epiphyseal Plate

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site of growth
grows in length

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Diaphysis

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central part of bone
contains nutrient canal (brings in circulation)

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11
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Two Types of Histological Bone Preps

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Ground Bone
Decalcified Bone

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Ground Bone

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dried | air trapped
osteons with lamellae and central canal
flattened lacunae | central vessels

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Decalcified Bone

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fixed & demineralized
H&E stain
perforating canal (circulation between osteons)

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Canaliculi

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canals with cell processes from one cell to another w/ gap junctions

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Canaliculi function

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nutrition between cells (transmit via gap junctions)

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16
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Lacunae

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spaces in matrix that living cells occupy

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17
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Periosteum

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dense collagenous connective sheath

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18
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Endosteum

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inner lining of bone

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19
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What is in between the periosteum & endosteum of bone

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precipitate of calcium salts

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20
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Lamellae

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ring-like structures that make up osteon

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Circular/central lamellae

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osteonal lamellae

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Periphery Lamellae

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Outer circumferential

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23
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Lamellae on inner surface of bone

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inner circumferential

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24
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old lamellae of prior osteons between osteons

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interstitial lamellae

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25
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How do lamellae form?

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by collagen fibers running helically in various directions

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Osteogenesis

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synthesizing new bone

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Osteogenesis Process

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osteoblasts secrete procollagen –> tropocollagen –> collagen type I fibers = osteoid
Osteoblasts secrete matrix vesicles –> mineralization = bone

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perforating canal

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canal between two central canals of osteons

29
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cement line

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lines outer edge of osteon
no canaliculi and few collagen fibers

30
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osteoid

A

center of bone ossification
(bone before its mature)

31
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trabeculae

A

bony spicules of osteoid which grow/radiate in many directions

32
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Intramembranous Ossification

A

new bone formation
occurs in mesenchyme
growth in width

33
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Erosion Lacunae

A

depressions in bone where osteoclasts reside

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Osteoclast

A

multinucleated cell which breaks down bone
much larger than blasts/cytes

35
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What types of bone develop from intramembranous ossification?

A

flat bones (ex. skull)

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Endochondral Ossification

A

new bone formation at physis from hyaline cartilage
growth in length

37
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What type of bones develop from endochondral ossification?

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extremities, vertebral column, pelvis, base of skull

38
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Bony Collar

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central section formed from endochondral ossification when capillary supply causes osteoblasts to form

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Where does bone grow in length?

A

physis (growth plate)

40
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Cutting Cone

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portion of cone in bone remodeling with osteoclasts where old bone is broken down

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Reversal Zone

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portion of bone remodeling where resorption (break down) is completed

42
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Closing Zone

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portion of bone remodeling where osteoblasts produce lamellar bone and form osteon

43
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Woven bone

A

immature/primary bone
newly calcified
in developing bones

44
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Where is the primary center of ossification?

A

diaphysis

45
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What kind of growth occurs in bone?

A

Appositional growth
NO interstitial (inflexible matrix)

46
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Lamellar Bone

A

secondary/mature bone
lamellae present
lots of calcification

47
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Ruffled Border

A

plasma membrane extensions of osteoclasts which increase SA

48
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How do osteoclasts break down bone?

A

pump H+ to dissolve hydroxyapatite (mineral)
create lysosomes which break down protein

49
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Wolff’s Law

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bone develops structures most suited to resist forces acting upon it

50
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Callus

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structure formed around broken ends of bone to immobilize it

51
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Purpose of External Fixation of bone

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treatment of fracture that leads to rapid fracture repair

52
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Synarthroses

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joint between bones connected by CT
immobile

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Synostoses

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bone to bone via bone tissue
ex. sutures of adult skull

54
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Synchondroses

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bone to bone via cartilage
ex. epiphyseal plate | vertebrae-disc

55
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Syndesmoses

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bone to bone via dense fibrous CT
ex. sutures of young skull

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Diarthroses

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moveable / synovial joints
weight-baring
have joint capsule

57
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Function of joint capsule

A

structural support

58
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Synovial Joint Layers

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synovial membrane secretes synovial fluid (lubricant)

59
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Zone of Reserve

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normal, resting hyaline cartilage

60
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Zone of Proliferation

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rapid division of chrondocytes

61
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Zone of Hypertrophy

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chondrocytes enlarge

62
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Zone of Calcification

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cell death

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