Structure & Bone Function
Bone Development & Growth
Bone Maintenance & Remodeling
Anatomy of Skeletal Elements
100

Calcium phosphate accounts for how much of the bone’s weight? 

2/3 of total weight 

100

In intramembranous ossification, what tissue does bone replace? 

Mesenchymal tissue

100

The inadequate ossification that occurs with aging is called

Osteopenia

100

How many bones do adults have?

206

200

Basic functional unit of mature compact bone

Osteon

200

In endochondral ossification, what tissue does bone replace?

Hyaline cartilage

200

How long do osteoblasts and osteoclasts remain active?

Throughout life

200

A small rough projection of a bone is called a

Tuberosity

300

What are the four cell types found in bone? 

Osteoblasts, osteocytes, osteoprogenitor cells, and osteoclasts

300

Which type(s) of bone are produced by intramembranous ossification?

Flat bones

300

Which type of individual will have more prominent bone markings, a bodybuilder or a couch potato? 

Bodybuilder

300

The sternum if an example of what time of bone structure

Flat bone
400

Function of osteoblasts

Production of new bone (osteogenesis) 

400

Four sets of blood vessels that supply bone with blood and nutrients? 

Nutrient arteries/veins, metaphyseal vessels, epiphyseal vessels, & periosteal vessel

400

Why would a poor diet hinder the repair of a bone fracture?

Not enough minerals (calcium and phosphate) to produce new matrix

400

Which bone shape contains air pockets? 

Pneumatized bones

500

Which of the bone cells is the only one that can divide? 

Osteoprogenitor cells

500

Process by which the diameter of developing bone enlarges is

Appositional growth at the outer surface

500

When a bone is stressed, its crystals generate a minute electrical field, what do these electric fields promote?

Bone growth, osteoblasts are attracted and they produce bone

500

Only type of bone that the periosteum doesn’t surround

Sesamoid bones

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