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Ch. 7 Test 1 Flashcards

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Ax

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Axis

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Acetabul

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Vinegar cup

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Blast

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Budding

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Carp

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Wrist

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Clast

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Break

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Condyl

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Knob

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Corac

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Crow’s beak

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Cribr

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Sieve

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Crist

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Crest

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Fov

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Pit

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Glen

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Joint socket

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Inter

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Among,between

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Intra

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Inside

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Meat

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Passage

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Odont

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Tooth

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Poie

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Make, produce

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What’s the difference between spongy bone and compact bone?

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Compact bones are made of osteon while spongy bone is made of tribecalae. Also compact is tough and heavy. Spongy fills light. Compact is outer spongy fills inner.

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What’s the difference between osteoclasts and osteoblasts

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Osteoclasts: remodeling
Osteoblasts: synthesize organic components

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What’s the importance of epiphyseal plates?

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Found at the end of each bone Facilitates growth in kids and teens

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6 functions of bone

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  1. support
  2. Protection
  3. Body movement
  4. Blood cell formation
  5. Storage of salt
  6. Hemoglobin production
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Bones help you move by….

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Supporting muscles, other tissues, and also contracting.

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4 steps of bone fracture repair

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Hematoma, fibrocartilagenous callus, bony callus, then bone remodeling

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