Tissue
Functions
Bone Development/Growth
Macro/Microanatomy
Miscellaneous
100

This is the precursor to compact bone:

cartilage

100

Which organ did we discuss as a blood reservoir?  What does this mean?

Integumentary

100

The skull develops with this method:

Intramembranous ossification

100

concentric rings making up the functional unit of compact bone

lamellae

100

This layer of skin is dead

lucidum or corneum

200

This covers the ends of bones at movable joints (articular surfaces):

hyaline cartilage

200

Which organ that we have discussed is important for mineral storage? What is the important mineral?

Ca++

200

Where do osteoblasts that lay down bone in endochondral ossification come from?

Invading blood vessels

200

these cells create all other bone cells

osteogenic cells

200

This type of fracture is when bone is crushed

compression

300

This layer of the skin is the most superficial vascularized layer

papillary dermis - loose areolar CT

300

Besides acting as a supportive framework and storing minerals, list 2 other functions of bone:

protection

anchorage

blood cell formation

triglyceride storage

hormone production

300

All CT including bone arise from this embryonic tissue, or these cells:

mesenchyme/mesenchymal cells

300

these cells break down bone

osteoclasts

300

This hormone is released when blood Ca++ is low

PTH - parathyroid hormone

400

One example from skin and one example from muscle. This layer is composed of dense irregular CT.

Reticular dermis

Outer fibrous layer of the periosteum

400

Outside of being a blood reservoir, the skin works closely with the vascular system to produce two functions. Explain.

Temp regulation - vd/vc

Excretion - sweat is filtered blood

400

List the epiphyseal plate layers from epiphysis towards diaphysis and give a brief description:

Resting zone

Proliferation zone

Hypertrophic zone

Calcification zone

Ossification zone

400

the flared portion of bone between the shaft and ends

metaphysis

400

Three examples of Wolff's Law

Long bones thickest around the diaphysis.

Handedness

Curved bones thickest where buckle

trabeculae from trusses at lines of stress

projections at muscle attachments

500

List the 3 type of glands found in skin and give a brief description of their product.

Eccrine - water; electrolytes; waste

Apocrine - Eccrine + fatty protein substance

Sebaceous - oil; sebum

500

Skin is protective. What are the 3 types of protection is provides and give an example of each:

Chemical - acid mantle; bactericidal substances;UV

Physical - brick and mortar keratin/glycolipid

Biological - dendritic cells; macs

500

List two similarities and two differences in long bone development and bone repair.

Per instructor

500

these fibers connect the periosteum to bone

Sharpey's/perforating

500

The skin is an organ.  What tissues does it consist of and give me an example of each tissue type.

epithelial - keratinocyte layers

CT - papillary and reticular dermis

nervous - touch receptors

muscle - arrector pili muscles or smooth muscle associated with bvs

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