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| Which refers to canal in the bone? |
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| What are functions of the skeletal system? |
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1. Support
2. Storage of Minerals
3. Blood Cell Production
4. Protection
5. Leverage |
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| What cell type produces and secretes osteoid? |
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| characteristics of a flat bone |
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| thin, roughly parallel surfaces |
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| characterstics of sutural bones |
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| irregular bones formed between cranial bones |
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1. osteocytes
2. osteoblasts
3. osteoprogenitor
4.osteoclasts |
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| calcium phospahte account for how much bone weight? |
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1. Fibrous outer layer
2. Cellular inner layer |
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Definition
| overproduction of growth hormone before puberty |
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| 2 disorders that cause lengthened bones |
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1.Marfan Syndrome
2. Gigantism |
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| what is the most abundant mineral in the body |
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| A factor that increase blood calcium levels |
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| A factor that decrease blood calcium levels |
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1. Internal Callus
2. External Callus |
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| 4 steps of fracture repair |
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Definition
1. Large blood clot
2. Calluses form
3. Calluses replaces
4. Remodeling fo healed bones |
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| Where will appositional growth occur? |
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| What occurs in fracture repair first? |
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| fracture hematoma formation |
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| Which is NOT a dermal bone? |
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| what occurs at the edge of the cartilage |
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| what occurs in the middle of the cartilage |
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| division of skeletal system |
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| What type of fracture has highest risk of infection? |
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| bone surface is also known as |
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collagen fibers account for how much bone weight |
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| A skeletal growth abnormality? |
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