Bone Physiology Flashcards

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Bone cavity

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Medullary cavity

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Long bone ends

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Epiphysis

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Bone-forming cell

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Osteoblasts

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Precedes bone tissue on a long bone

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Hyaline cartilage

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Canals deep into the bone

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Perforating and central

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Tightly packed bone

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Compact bone

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Bone shaft

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Diaphysis

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Isolated bone cell

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Osteocyte

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Spongy bone

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Cancellous bone

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Tiny channels that radiate through the bone matrix

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Canculicli

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Outer covering of bone

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Periosteum

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Bone unit

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Osteon

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Chambers around each bone cell

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Progenitor

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Bone-eroding cell

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Osteoclast

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Bone matrix composed of this

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Hydroxyapatite

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Covering at ends of long bone

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Hyaline cart

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Lining of marrow cavity

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Endosteum

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Rings within a single bone unit

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Concentric

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Rings between bone units

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Interstitial

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Area of bone growth

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Epiphyseal plate

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Clast

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Breakdowns

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Blast

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Makes

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Cyte

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Maintains

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Hydroxyapatite

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Ground substance in bone

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Osteoid
G.s with calcium
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Primary ossification center location
Diaphysis
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2ndary ossification center
Ends of the bone
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Remodeling
Restructuring
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Osteolysis
Bone destroying
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Osteogenesis
Bone making
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Myosotis ossification a
Skeletal muscle turns to bone
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Acromegaly
G.H. Released after puberty stops
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Osteomalacia
Tickets, lack of vitamin D and calcium in diet
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Osteogenesis imperfectca
Your collagen is not bundled and their in chaos. Fragile bones
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Marian's syndrome
Extra wide epi plates
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Achondroplasia
Slow growth of epidural cartilage
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Osteoporosis
Deals with estrogen
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Why don't toddlers break more bones, given the fact that they are falling constantly?
They still have growth plate
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Why does applying a heavy plaster cast help a bone to heal faster
Applying weight to the bone stimulates calcium release
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Increased fibroblast activity
Scurvy
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Decreased chondroblast activity
Osteoarthritis
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Increased hormone levels
Gigantism
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Decreased hormone levels
Pituitary dwarf
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Osteoporgenitor
Leg river mesenchymal cell that hang around your Skelton
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Where are the osteoprogenitors located
Periosteum endosteum
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Osteoblast
Actively makes fibers and matrix
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Osteoid
Organics before calcium deposits
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Osteocytes
Mature bone and maintains matrix, monitoring protein and mineral content. Cannot divide.
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What space so osteocytes occupy
Lacunae
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Progenitor divides
Lamellae
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Canaliculi
Tiny extensions of cytoplasm that are used as passage ways to get nutrients from the central canal to the cells
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Osteoclast
Breaks down bone matrix
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Osteolysis
Acids and enzymes dissolve bone matrix
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Central canal
Capillary and venuele, parallel to bone surface
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Perforating canal
Perpendicular to bone surface, feeds marrow and deep osteocytes
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Lamellae
Matrix layer
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3 varties of lamellae
Concentric Interstitial Circumferential
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Cancellous bone
No patrons instead has trabeculae
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Outer fibrous layer-
dense irregular c.t., some of the collagen fibers weave into the bone itself, sharpeys fibers
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Inner cellular later
Elastic fibers and osteoclasts
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Periosteum functions
Isolated bone from whatever's around it provides an easy route for vessels and nerves Important in growth and repair
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Endosteum
Lines marrow cavity and lines canal, covers trabeculae, matrix exposed
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Intramembranous ossification
Bone from mesenchymal makes dermal bones
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Dermal bones
Flat bones of skull, mandjble, clavicle, plus
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Ectopic/heterotrophic bones
Form in areas of high tension
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Endochondral O
Bone from cartilage. More common
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Appositional growth
Width matrix layers added to outside of bone shaft
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Interstitial
Length, Epiphyseal plate at metaphysics made of cartilage
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What happens when bone growth outpaced cartilage growth?
The Epiphyseal plate turns into the Epiphyseal line, no more interstitial growth can occur
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Excessive effects on bone
Weight bearing excercjses causes muscles and tendons to grow in size
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Parathyroid hormone
Increase osteoclasts activity | Elevates calcium levels in body fluids
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Calcitonin
Decreased osteoclasts activity, reduces calcium in the body