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6. 100 200 300 400 500 Histology Structure Functions Joints Miscellaneous main Growth & Repair

7. Matrix component that makes bone hard and resistant to crushing. A 100 a100

8. Osteoblasts lay down more matrix forming these “rings” in bone tissue. A 200

9. Several of these units cemented together form the structure of compact bone. A 300

10. The chambers that house bone cells. A 400

11. Blood vessels and nerves penetrate compact bone in the middle of an osteon through these structures. A 500

12. Material that is stored and produced in the epiphyses. B 100 b100

13. Shaft of long bone. B 200

14. Tough, vascular, bone covering made of fibrous tissue. B 300

15. Type of bone tissue that consists of bony plates which reduces weight. B 400

16. Lining of the hollow chamber in a long bone. B 500

17. Main job of the skull. C 100 c100

18. Purpose of yellow marrow (which we already know is fat). C 200

19. Calcium released into the bloodstream from the bones, is a homeostatic mechanism regulated by this hormone. C 300

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21. To move limbs, bones and muscles interact as a simple mechanical device called a… C 400

22. This term means the production of blood cells. C 500

23. Type of synovial joint where the ulna and humerus articulate. D 100 d100

24. Inflammation of a joint. D 200

25. The vertebrae and costal articulations are examples of these types of synovial joints: D 300

26. Name one specific bony landmark (learned in lab) that is a fibrous joint. D 400

27. Type of synovial joint that allows the head to extend or flex. D 500

28. Pre-ossification material of the endochondral bones of a fetus. E 100 e100

29. The cartilagenous band that lengthens bones. E 200

30. Also known as a blood clot in the body or within a broken bone. E 300

31. If osteoclast activity exceeds osteoblast activity, how will the bone mass be affected? E 400

32. Name for the temporary fibrocartilagenous structure (2 words) of a healing bone. E 500

33. Based on their shape, the fibula and humerus are considered this type of bone. F 100 f100

34. Deposition of calcium into the bones is regulated by this gland. F 200

35. Degenerative disease characterized by the loss and roughening of articulating surfaces. F 300

36. Name the external force that causes bone to constantly remodel and redistribute its matrix. F 400

37. During intramembranous development, this type of cell differentiates from sheet-like connective tissue. F 500

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39. The cleft palate is a deformity between the oral and nasal cavity that can cause babies born with this to have trouble suckling. Name the anterior bone that was malformed during development. Click on screen to continue

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