Histology - Lecture 3 Flashcards
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Vitality of bone resides in its ability to continuously…
replace itself
During skeletal growth, bone deposition … bone resorption
exceeds
During adulthood, bone deposition and bone resorption are…
balanced
In old age, bone resorption … bone deposition
exceeds (causing loss of skeletal mass)
2 processes of bone repair
- stochastic process
- directed process
Bone repair: stochastic vs directed process
In the adult skeleton, the demand for osteoblasts is created by…
The demand for osteoclasts is governed by…
In the diaphysis, woven bone is replaced by…
*** woven bone - layer of osteoclasts on the surface, producing more and more woven bone (grows outwardly
Eventually condenses and gets replaced by…?
Endostial area contains a layer of osteoclasts and always faces…
the bone marrow
Osteoclasts tunnel into the woven bone in the direction of the ??? and hen turn by 90 degrees (in the same direction as the bone), forming the future Bowman’s canal??
Osteoblasts at the surface of the tunnels formed by osteoclasts will divide and proliferate to produce multiple layer of lamellar bone, forming Haversian systems. The Haversian systems will replace the woven born by birth.
As skeletal growth draws to a close, the periosteum adds … the outside in the form of concentric lamellae that encircle the entire bone
“sheets” of bone wrapping
Why do we say the metaphysis and epiphysis is made of mixed spicules?
Woven/trabecular bone surrounded by ? thick bone
The epiphyseal plate separates … (2)
epiphysis and metaphysis