Bones
This attaches muscles to bones
what are tendons
This connective tissue contains no nerves or blood vessels
what is cartilage
You chew by moving this
What is your mandible
what is the foramen magnum
The name of these strangely shaped bones and one example
what are irregular bones
ex; vertebrae or hip bones
This trio of connective tissues are found throughout the body
This forms in the second stage of bone repair after a fracture
what is the fibrocartilaginous callus
These look like cracks on the skull
what are sutures (occipitomastoid, sagittal, lambdoid)
what is cartilage tissue
This bones disorder leads to this
what is osteoporosis leading to fractures
This cartilage can be heard but is found in the same spot
what is elastic cartilage
This forms in the third stage of bone repair after a bone fracture occurs
what is a bony callus
Also known as your forehead
Glabella
in what ways does cartilage grow
within and outside (appositional and interstitial)
This layer of bone increases in diameter/thickness due to repeated stress
what is compact bone
This is a fixit for cartilage tissue
what is fibrocartilage
This is the last stage in the repair of fractured bone
what is bone remodeling
You breathe through it
what is your nasal bone
legs are described as what support objects in construction
what are pillars
The name of the middle of the long bone and it's wall opening
what is the shaft (diaphysis) and nutrient foramen
This tissue makes up articular cartilage that covers the ends of adjoining bones in what joint
what is hyaline cartilage in movable joints
what is 2 weeks through about 2 months
protects the part of the brain responsible for visual processing. Hint: was fatal in the pink panther
occipital bone
These minerals are stored in bones
what is calcium and phosphate