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Bios 255 Week 4
- perforating canal runs to the ling axis of the bone
- central canal runs to the long axis of the bone
- what major structures run through the canals
- periosteum is located on the inner or outer surface of the bone?
- endosteum is located on the inner or outer surface of the bone?
- what connects the periosteum to compact bone?
- what is the major structural and functional unit that makes up spongey bone
- what is the major structural and functional unit that makes up compact bone?
- what gets made in red bone marrow?
–Answer perpendicular
–Answer parallel
–Answer blood vessels, nerves, lymph nodes
–Answer outer
–Answer inner
–Answer perforating fibers
–Answer trabeculae
–Answer osteons
–Answer all blood cells (red, white, platelets) 1 / 2
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- is red bone marrow in compact or spongy bone?
- where are osteocytes (bone cells) located?
- Which bones of the neurocranium are paired?
- Which bones of the neurocranium are not paired?
- which bones of the face are paired?
- which bones of the face are not paired?
- which type of vertebra has the thickest body?
- ribs are attached to which type of vertebrae?
- What makes true ribs true?
- What makes false ribs false?
- / 2
–Answer spongy bone
–Answer lacunae
–Answer parietal and temporal
–Answer frontal, occipital, sphe- noid, ethmoid
–Answer lacrimal, nasal, zygomatic, maxillary, inferior nasal concha, palatine
–Answer mandible, vomer
–Answer lumbar
–Answer thoracic vertebra
–Answer they articulate with both the vertebral column and the sternum
–Answer they articulate with the vertebral column, but attach to the cartilage of the rib directly superior