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Question Microscopic Structure of Bone Label of Tissue Slides Using the microscope picture below of different types of bone...  Label the structures within using these terms: osteocyte, Haversian (central) canal, canaliculi, lamellae, osteon, lacunae, red bone marrow, trabeculae, adipocyte, stem cell, cancellous, cortical.

Please answer this following question in your own words.  Question 1: List and describe 3 major functions of the skeletal system?  Question 2: Compare and contrast compact and spongy bone?  Question 3: Describe the effect exercise has on bone tissue? Question 4: Define the 4 types of bone cells, Osteocytes, osteoblasts, osteoclasts, and osteoprogenitor im your own words?

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Please answer this following question in your own words.  I would like for you to Compare and contrast compact and spongy bone, and to describe the effect exercise has on bone tissue. Also, I what you to define the 4 types of bone cells, Osteocytes, osteoblasts, osteoclasts, and osteoprogenitor im your own words?

sdistelymed. QUESTIONS 14-19: Match the bone marking in column A with its general function in column B. Answers may be used more than once. A B a. Articulating surface at a joint b. Attachment site for tendons or ligaments c. Passageway for nerves or blood vessels 14. Head of the humerus 15. Foramen ovale in the skull 16. Trochanter on the femur 17. Costal facet on a thoracic vertebra 18. Mastoid process on the skull 19. Carotid canal in the skull

Answer the following multiply choice questions don't need to explain?    1. This structure is responsible for the growth in length of long bones and is broken down into 4 different zones: reserve, proliferative, maturation and hypertrophy, and calcified matrix. It is called the:   A. epiphyseal plate B. metaphysis C. diaphysis D. joint space   1A. Positioning of the lacunae within bone tissue helps classify the type of bone. Please complete the comparison: Osteon is to compact bone as ____________ is to spongy bone.   A. periostium B. canaliculli C. central canal D. trabeculae (maybe)   1B. This part of the anatomy of long bone is the tubular shaft that lies between the proximal and distal ends of the bone. A. diaphysis (maybe) B. metaphysis C. articular region D. epiphysis   1C What kind of tissue is produced first during long bones formation and then replaced by bone tissue? A. fibrocartilage B. elastic connective tissue C. dense fibrous connective tissue D. hyaline cartilage (maybe)…

Multiple Choice (choose the one best responsel 1. The inner lining of the medullary cavity is a. made of compact bone b. called the endosteum c. called the periosteum d. a and c are correct 2. Which of these tissues is present in a typical long bone? a. blood tissue b. cancellous bone c. compact bone d. dense fibrous tissue e. hyaline cartilage f. all of the above 3. In the coloring figure of the long bone, the epiphyseal plate is shown. What is the reason for its presence? a. It is scar tissue from a previous fracture. b. It is an area of growth between the epiphysis and diaphysis during bone development. c. It is callous tissue from overuse of the bone. d. It is the site of a current fracture. 4. The human skeleton functions to a. produce blood tissue b. store fat and minerals c. protect vital organs d. allow movement of the body e. provide a supporting framework f. all of the above 5. Your physician has just informed you that you have 32 bones in your skull. This means a. you have…