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1Bone Development
Bone Remodeling
Bone Homeostasis
Skeletal Microanatomy
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2The process of bone formation
3What is osteogenesis or ossificaton
4Bone deposit is accomplished by
5What are osteoblasts
6A type of bone development in which a cartilage
model must be replaced by bone
7What is endochondral ossification
8Hormones affecting bone development.
9What are growth hormone, thyroid hormone and sex
hormones
10Growth in diameter (thickness) of long bones
11What is appositional growth
12The breakdown of bone is accomplished by
13What are osteoclasts
14DOUBLE JEOPARDY Two regulators of bone remodeling
15What is the hormone feedback loop (calcitonin and
PTH) and responses to mechanical forces (Wolffs
Law)
16Classification of a fracture based on the
orientation of the break
17What is linear or transverse
18Mineralization of bone generally refers to
19Calcification, in which calcium crystals are
packed together forming the hard compact bone
20Bone remodeling occurs here
21Where is the periosteal and endosteal surfaces
22Bone resorption and bone deposit together are
referred to as
23What is bone remodeling
24This disorder literally means soft bones
25What is osteomalacia
26This disorder can cause bowing of the legs in
young children
27What is rickets
28Osteoporosis can be treated with hormone
replacement therapy because
29What is estrogen promotes bone growth
30Smoking is a risk factor for osteoporosis because.
31What is smoking decreases estrogen levels
32The long axis of a bone
33What is the diaphysis
34DOUBLE JEOPARDY The membrane that covers
compact bone
35What is the periostem
36The structural unit of compact bone
37What is the osteon
38The concentric circles that make up an osteon
39What are lamella
40The channels that connect one lacunae to another
41What are canaliculi
42Bone cells
43What are osteocytes
44Realignment of bones in which the physician
coaxes the bones into place
45What is closed reduction
46Acids secreted in resorption bays act to
47What is convert calcium crystals into soluble
calcium that can diffuse into the blood
48A disorder in which bone resorption outpaces bone
deposit leading to weak and brittle bones
49What is osteoporosis
50Calcification occurs at this zone of the
epiphyseal plate.
51What is the osteogenic zone