 Blood and Lymph  Plasma—watery matrix of blood  Red Blood Cells (RBC)  Half the volume of blood  Transport oxygen  White Blood Cells (WBC)  Make.

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 Blood and Lymph  Plasma—watery matrix of blood  Red Blood Cells (RBC)  Half the volume of blood  Transport oxygen  White Blood Cells (WBC)  Make up immune system  Platelets  Clot Blood

 Avascular  Limits repair

 Most common  Tough and flexible  Connects ribs to sternum  Covers bone surfaces at joints

 Resilient, flexible  Outer ear  Epiglottis

 Durable and tough  Pads between vertebrae  Between pubic bones  At knee  Resists compression  Absorbs shock  Prevents bone to bone damage

 Tears in fibrocartilage pads can’t heal  Joint mobility reduced  Surgery—temporary or incomplete repair

 AKA: Osseous Tissue  Strong, resilient to shattering  Osteocytes—bone cells  Canaliculi—connect osteocytes to blood vessels  Periosteum—surrounds bone  Can completely repair

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