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        | -structure framework of the body -provides points of attachment for muscles for movement
 -supports and protects body's soft tissues and internal organs
 -regulates ions like calcium and phosphates used in other processes
 -produces blood cells in it's bone marrow
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        | functions of the skeletal system? (5) |  | 
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        | compact bone/dense bone and spongy bone/cancellous tissue |  | Definition 
 
        | two types of bone tissue? |  | 
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        | 30% organic material, 70% inorganic material |  | Definition 
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        | contains cells and collagenous fibers which give the bone a degree of flexibility |  | 
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        | inorganic material of bone |  | Definition 
 
        | hydroxyapatite which enables the bone to support the weight of the body without sagging |  | 
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        | tough, fibrous membrane containing 2 layers: the outer fibrous layer and the inner cellular layer that produces osteoblasts
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        | former osteoblasts that have become trapped in the matrix they deposited |  | 
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        | spaces where mature bone cells reside |  | 
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        | round passageway for blood vessels |  | 
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        | passageway through substance of bone |  | 
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        | spongy bone present at the proximal and distal ends of a long bone; enlarged to provide added surface area for the attachment of tendons and covered with a layer of hyaline cartilage that helps reduce friction at the joint. |  | 
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        | shaft (middle) of the long bone, made up of compact bone with marrow cavity or space inside |  | 
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        | proximal and distal epiphyses |  | Definition 
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        | in epiphysis, makes red blood cells which mature here and the white blood cells made here go elsewhere to mature |  | 
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        | in diaphysis, fat, primary function=energy storage |  | 
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        | layer of cells, mostly cartilage, that is very metabolically active; found in long bones, eventually calcify and go away when we stop growing. |  | 
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        | growth ring of bone cells |  | 
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