Fibrous & cartilaginous/synovial
fibrous is located
between bones of skull
The calcium is important in your body, a certain level needs to be maintained somewhere.
What is Blood?
Skeletons bear the weight of the body.
What is support?
The middle area/section of a long bone is called.
What is diaphysis
there is this many different types of fractures
what is 6
a discription of highly movable is
synovial
This process of incorporating calcium and minerals into.
what is cartilage?
What is protection?
This type of bone marrow is responsible for storing fat.
What is yellow Bone Marrow.
this type of fracture happens when you fall from great heights it have high velocity trauma
what is comminuted
a discription of immovable or slightly movable
fibrous
This deposits extra calcium from blood into bones.
What is Calcitonin?
Joints provide movement for bones.
What is movement?
Each end of a long bone is known as.
What is Ephysis
this kind of fracture is typically immobilized with a splint/cast
what is simple
these are the 3 structural type of joints
fibrous, cartilaginous
This forms as cartilage calcifies.
what is bone?
This purpose of a skeleton involves minerals released into bloodstream and fat into yellow bone marrow.
What is storage?
The type of bone responsible for surrounding red bone marrow.
What is spongy bone.
the fracture in which the bone is not broken all the way through, but instead bent
what is greenstick
between vertebrate & attachment of ribs is an example of?
cartilaginous
with bone formation and remodeling ,plates divide and then deteriorate as the matrix around them does?
What is calcifies?
Production of red and white blood cells is called hematopoiesis.
What is manufacturing?
Area inside of bone which holds yellow bone marrow.
What is Medullary cavity.
the most common fracture in sports injuries
what is avulsed