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| Support where more strength needed than connective tissue proper can provide but cannot use bone |
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Features
Primarily water
More resilient
Covered with perichondrium
Except when located on articular surfaces
No internal blood supply |
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Definition
Adds to the outside edge
Seldom occurs |
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Inside increases
Most common |
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| Hyaline Cartilage Locations |
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Definition
Articular
Costal
Respiratory
Nasal
Fetal
Epiphyseal plate |
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Definition
| Where two bones form a moveable connection |
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Purpose
Reduce trauma by allowing some ‘give’
Protect from bone to bone friction
Create smooth surface |
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Definition
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Definition
Contains
Pinna of ear
Epiglottis |
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Definition
Contains
Pubic symphysis
Menisci
Knee
TMJ |
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Term
support
protection
movement
mineral and fat storage
blood cell formation |
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Definition
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Term
Primarily calcified matrix
Covered with periosteum |
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Definition
(Long Bone)
sharpeys fibers
osteoblasts
osteoclasts |
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Definition
(Long Bone)
Hyaline cartilage
No perichondrium
No periosteum |
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Definition
(Long Bone)
Blood vessels
Nerves
Lymph vessels |
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Definition
(Long Bone)
Shaft
Medullary cavity
Fatty Marrow
Endosteum |
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Definition
(Long Bone)
Ends
Spongy Bone
Epiphyseal plate (line)
Red marrow |
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Definition
All features of long
Much trabeculae |
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Definition
Red Marrow
Especially ilium |
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Definition
Compact Bone
Spongy Bone
called diploe
Red marrow |
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Definition
| Bones that develop in indians |
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Definition
| develops into an osteoblast |
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Definition
(Chemical substance of bone)
Organic Matrix
Cells
Collagen Fibers
Ground Substance |
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Definition
Calcium and Phosphorus
Deposit in matrix under the influence of the enzyme
Alkaline Phosphatase |
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