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| small, flat, irregular shaped bones between flat bones of the skull |
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| Matrix bone cells that constitute most of the cell population |
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| Pocket between the layers of the matrix |
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| Narrow passage that penetrates the lamellae. Connects lucanae with one another and with nutrients such as blood vessels and the central canal |
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| Bone that consists of small numbers of mesenchymal cells whcih divide through mitosis to produce daughter cell known as osteoblast |
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| Function in removing and recycling bone matrix |
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| An erosion process which is important in regulating calcium and phosphate concentrations in body fluids |
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| it is the basic functional unit of a mature compact bone |
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| Meshwork of supporting bundle of fibers that form the matrix of spongy bone |
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| Adipose tissue important as energy reserve |
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| Responsible for the formation of blood cell |
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| Superficial layer of compact bone consisting of a fibrous outer layer and cellular inner layer |
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| An incomplete cellular layer that lines the medullary cavity. It is active during bone growth , repair, and remodeling, cover the trabeculae of spongy bone and lines surfaces of the central canal |
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| Bones that form in odd places such as the testes and the white of the eyes |
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| The deposit of calcium salts during ossification |
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| Hormone that inhibibits oseoclast activity and increases the rate of excretion of calcium ions by the kidney |
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| Cracks or breaks in bones caused by physical stress. |
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| A chronic disease that results in enlarged occurence of bones as a result of abnormal bone destruction and regeneration |
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| It is a branch of medicine which deals with the correction of abnomalities and deformities of bones or muscle |
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| It is an enlarged collar of the cartillage and bone develop and encircles bones at he level of fracture |
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| A large blood clot which closes injured vessels leaving a fibous meshworkin the injured area |
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| Results from an overproduction of groth hormones before puberty |
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| INTRAMEMBRANOUS OSSIFICATION |
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| Occurs when osteoblast differentiate within a mesenchymal or fibrous connective tissue also classified as dermal ossification |
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| A bone growth disorder that causes the most type of dwarfism |
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