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Functions of Skeletal System |
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Support Mineral storage Production of formed elements Protection Leverage |
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a smooth rounded articular process |
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an air filled chamber of bone |
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Develop inside tendons. e.g. patellae |
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Irregular shaped bones of the skull |
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Stem cell (of bones) that divide to produce and then differentiate into osteoblasts. |
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Production of new bone matrix |
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basic unit of mature,compact bone |
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Avascular, open network matrix of spongy bone. |
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Circumferential lamellae are deposited and the bone continues to increase in diameter. |
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cellular layer that lines the medullary cavity and is active in bone growth and repair |
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a thin cartilage layer at the metaphysis which separates the epiphysis fro the diaphysis |
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Bone developing and growing out from the ossification center |
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Membrane bones that form in the deep layers of the dermis. |
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Abnormality resulting from an overproduction of growth hormone before puberty. |
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Abnormal thickening of bones (particularly facial and distal extremities) due to excess growth hormone after epiphyseal cartilage closes. |
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The most abundant mineral in the human body. |
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(Organic compounds (primarily collagen) |
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Approximately 33% of the composition of bone |
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Parathyroid hormone which is secreted in response to low calcium plasma levels. |
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Extensive bleeding after a broken bone. |
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the "breaking your fall" break!; occurs in distal portion of the radius |
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Stablilizes outer edges of fracture site. |
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Characterized by short, stocky limbs, although the trunk is normal size, and both mental and sexual development are unaffected. |
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