Bones
Bone Tissues
Cells
Skull
Face Bones
100
ossification
What is the process by which bone forms?
100
2
How many types of bone tissue are there?
100
4
How many types of cells of bone tissue are there?
100
22
How many bones are the skull?
100
-2 nasal bones -2 maxilla -2 zygomatic -mandible -2 lacrimal -2 palatine -vomer -2 inferior nasal concha
What bones are part of the face?
200
4
How many types of bones are there?
200
-compact bone tissue -spongy bone tissue
What are the types of bone tissue?
200
-osteoprogenitor -osteoblasts -osteoclasts -osteocytes
What are the four types of cells of bone tissues?
200
-cranial -facial
What types of bones are there in the skull?
200
they make up the bridge of the nose.
Where are the nasal bones located?
300
-long bones -short bones -flat bones -irregular bones
What are the four types of bones?
300
on the shafts of the long bones.
Where are the compact bone tissues located?
300
they are the "supervisor" cells
What do the osteoprogenitor cells do?
300
8
How many cranial bones are there in the skull?
300
the upper jaw seperated by suture.
Where are the maxilla located?
400
they are greater in length than width.
What do long bones look like?
400
on the short, irregular, and flat bones. Also on the ends of long bones.
Where are the spongy bone tissues located?
400
they help other bone cells mature.
What do osteocyte cells do?
400
14
How many facial bones are there in the skull?
400
cheek bones.
Where are the zygomatics located?
500
very thin bones.
What do flat bones look like?
500
protection
What is the purpose of the compact bone tissue?
500
Osteoblast Cells
Which bone cells help form the bone?
500
It makes up the "forehead" part of the skull.
Where is the frontal bone located?
500
only bone in the whole body that moves.
What is special about the mandible?
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