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Compact and spongy bone, the three bone cells, the parts of a long bone and the markings named on a practical.
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A bone cell trapped in a tiny chamber maintains the surrounding mineral matrix. Which cell is described?
During growth and fracture repair, a cell secretes collagen-rich matrix that later hardens. What cell is doing this work?
A large cell breaks down mineral matrix in a shallow pit, releasing calcium and phosphate. Which cell is described?
A cell lines a bone surface and adds new matrix to thicken the shaft. Which cell type is most directly responsible?
A mature cell senses strain in hardened matrix and helps regulate remodeling around it. Which bone cell is described?
A multinucleated cell removes old matrix so another cell can replace it with new tissue. What is the cell called?
What part of a long bone is the dense shaft between the expanded ends?
The enlarged end of a long bone that helps form a joint is called what?
Which long-bone part is the tough outer membrane where tendons attach and blood vessels enter?
The hollow space inside the shaft of an adult long bone stores yellow marrow. What is this space called?
A growing teenager has a cartilage zone between the shaft and each end of a long bone. What is this zone?
In a growing child, the primary ossification center of a long bone forms in which part?
A thin membrane lines the medullary cavity and covers the trabeculae of spongy bone inside a long bone. What is this membrane called?
After growth stops, the cartilage zone between a long bone's shaft and each end is replaced by bone. What structure marks where it was?
A rounded articular knob at the end of a bone fits against another bone in a joint. Which marking is it?
A nerve and blood vessel pass through a clean opening in a skull bone. What marking is this opening?
A rough, raised bump on a bone provides a strong attachment site for a tendon. Which marking is described?
A sharp bony projection extends from a vertebra and serves as a muscle attachment point. What type of marking is it?
The opening at the base of the skull that allows the spinal cord to pass is an example of what marking?
The rounded surfaces on the distal femur that articulate with the tibia are examples of which marking?
The deltoid muscle attaches to a roughened, raised area partway down the shaft of the humerus. Which marking name fits it?
A projection sticking out from a bone acts as a lever for attached muscles. Which general marking term names it?
Which bone tissue is organized into osteons with rings of matrix around a central canal?
A section of bone shows a lattice of trabeculae with marrow spaces between them. Which tissue is present?
The outer wall of a long-bone shaft is dense and has very little open space. Which tissue forms most of it?
Inside an expanded end of a long bone, thin struts align with stress and leave spaces for red marrow. Which tissue is this?
What does the periosteum contribute to a long bone?
What is the main role of the epiphyseal plate in a growing long bone?
What does the medullary cavity do in an adult long bone?
What does a foramen allow in a bone?
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