Bones
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The number of bones in an adult human skeleton 

 206

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The skeleton, where the bones are located on or near the midline 

 The Axial Skeleton

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The number of joint categories there are

Three 

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The two things the skeleton is made of 

Bones and Cartilage 

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The body's response to a fracture in the initial stages 

Inflamation 

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The Formation of bones 


 Ossification 

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Where the bones release the minerals as needed 

The Bloodstream

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The two roles that joints have 

 Movement and Holding the skeleton together 

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The bone whoms job it is to support the weight of our bodies

What is the Long bone 

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A seasemoid bone and a bone that protects your tendons from wear and tear

The Patella 

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 Specialized bone cells that play a crucial part in developing bone and growth/repair

 Osteoblasts 

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The minerals that are stored in the bones 

 Phosphate/Calcium

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A location where 2 or more bones come together (also known as an Articulation)

 Joint

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The five bone types 

Long, Short, Flat, Irregular, and Sesamoid

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Periosteum

The sheath surrounding bone 

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Which type of bone has a honeycomb-like structure?

 Cancellous Bone 

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Where Hematopoiesis (blood cell production) occurs 

The Red Marrow

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The three types of joints

 Fibrous joint, cartilaginous joint, and Synovial joint 

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The bone type the Patella falls under 

What is Sesamoid bone 

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The definition of Hemapotosis 

The process of blood cell production/formation 

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Vascular connective tissue that lines the inner surface of the bones

 Endosteum

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The hormone that bones produce that helps with many body processes

 Osteocalcin

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The six types of synovial joints

Hinge, Pivot, Saddle, Plane, Ball & Socket, and Condyloid

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The connective tissue that surrounds bone  

What is Periosteum

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The hard an dudrable outer layer of bone that makes up about 80% of bone mass 

Compact bone/ Diaphysis 

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