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Skeletal System Introduction Skeletal Functions Bone Shapes Macro-Anatomy Micro- Anatomy Bone Growth

Skeletal Functions Structure/Support Protection Movement Mineral Storage Hemopoieses

BONE SHAPES - Long Bone - Short Bone - Irregular - Flat bone -Sesamoid bone

Another Sesamoid Bone The PISIFORM – a carpal bone

LONG BONE MACRO-ANATOMY

BONE Micro-Anatomy

BONE GROWTH

BONE CELLS OSTEOBLASTS – Are cells that lay out calcified matrix and Build new bone tissue OSTEOCYTES – When osteoblasts cement themselves into a lacuna and become mature functioning bone cells OSTEOCLASTS – Are cells that Clear out and remove older bone matrix and free up the minerals

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