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Question | Answer |
When the concentration of calcium is high in the blood, the thyroid secretes calcitonin which ___ osteoclasts | Inhibits |
When the concentration of calcium is low in the blood, the thyroid secretes calcitonin which ___ osteoclasts | Stimulates |
In this type of bone preparation, cellular components can be visualized | Decalcified |
In this type of preparation, components of the matrix can be visualized | Ground |
Bone forming cells | Osteoblasts |
Osteoblasts that are entrapped in the bone matrix and maintain the bone matrix | Osteocytes |
Bone resorbing cells that break down the bone matrix | Osteoclasts |
Osteoblast | |
Osteocyte | |
Cuboidal to columnar; single layer on bone surfaces; basophilic cytoplasm; nucleus is often centrally located | Osteoblast |
Giant and multi-nucleated; face bone with “ruffled” border; acidophilic cytoplasm | Osteoclasts |
Bone ECM is made of an ___ matrix and an ___ matrix | Organic; inorganic |
2 types of bone marrow | Red; yellow |
T/F Red bone marrow is typically found in older animals | False; it’s typically found in younger animals. Yellow marrow is more common in “older” animals |
What type of bone is represented by this slide? | Cancellous/spongy bone |
Which zone of endochondral ossification is outlined in white? | Zone of proliferation |
Which zone of endochondral ossification is outlined in white? | Reserve zone (resting zone) |
Which zone of endochondral ossification is outlined in white? | Zone of hypertrophy |
Which zone of endochondral ossification is outlined in white? | Zone of resorption |
Which zone of endochondral ossification is outlined in white? | Zone of ossification |
What type of bone is represented in this slide? | Compact bone |
What type of bone development is represented in this slide? | Endochondral ossification |
What type of bone development is represented in this slide? | Intramembranous ossification |
Most bones are formed via ___ ossification | Endochondral |
openings that run perpendicular to Haversian canals connecting them with the surface and each other | Perforating canals AKA volkmann canals |
In lamellar bone, ___ ___ ___ lies just underneath the periosteum | Outer circumferential lamellae |
In lamellar bone, ___ ___ ___ lies just underneath the endosteum | Inner cirumferential lamellae |
Functional unit of compact bone | Osteon |
Central Canal/Haversian canal |
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