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-Skeletal system
is composed primarily of two highly specialized connective tissues: bone and cartilage
-Bone matrix
made up of calcium and phosphate
-Periosteum
- covers outer surfaces except for joint
surfaces (covered with articular cartilage)
Diaphysis
– shaftlike portion
Epiphysis
– ends of the bone
-Medullary cavity or marrow
– hollow, tube like structure within diapysis
-Endosteum
– inner membrane
Compact bone
-Outer layer, appears dense
-Haversian systems (microscopic structure)
-Thick layer for long bones (femur, tibia)
-Thin for irregular bones (vertebral bodies and
short bones)
Cancellous (spongy) bone, trabeculae
Weblike rrangemend of marrow filled spaces separated by this process of bone, called _
-Epiphyseal cartilage or epiphyseal growth plate
– site of longitudinal growth for long bones
Metaphysis
– where diaphysis meets the
epiphyseal growth plate
Osteoclasts
-Aged bone resorption
-enlarge the diamter of medullary cavity by
removing bone from diaphsis walls
Osteoblasts
- New bone formation
- produce new bone around the outer
circumference
Ossification
Resorption
– bone formation
– bone destruction
Greulich and Pyle method
- best known and most widely accepted method
of determining skeletal bone age (skeletal
maturation)
- permit an assessment of bone age based on the
presence or absence of ossification centers and
their configuration, and the fusion of epiphyses
in various portions of the hand and wrist.