**Chapter 8 Quiz: Overview of the Skeleton - Classification and Structure of Bones and Cartilages - Attempt 1****Pre-lab Video Coaching Activity: Examining a Long Bone**Watch the following Pre-lab Video: *Examining a Long Bone* and complete the activities below.---### Part A - Differences in Spongy and Compact Bone**Instructions:**Indicate whether each listed item is more closely associated with spongy bone or compact bone by dragging the item name to the correct category.**Items to categorize:**- Osteon- Red Bone Marrow- Trabeculae- Lamellae- Perforating Fibers- Periosteum- Diaphysis- Proximal end of long bone- Distal end of long bone**Hint:**- Click "View Available Hint(s)" for additional guidance if needed.**Categories for classification:**1. **Spongy Bone**2. **Compact Bone****Note:**There is a graphical interactive area where you can drag and drop the items into the corresponding boxes labeled "Spongy Bone" and "Compact Bone".At the bottom of the activity, there are options to reset the activity or get help. Once you have completed the categorization, click the "Submit" button to save your answers. Make sure to refer back to the video if you are unsure about any of the terms listed. The goal is to understand the distinct characteristics and components associated with spongy and compact bone. ### Chapter 8 Quiz: Overview of the Skeleton - Classification and Structure of Bones#### Pre-lab Video Coaching Activity: Examining a Long Bone---#### Part B - Age and the Medullary Cavity**Question:**What fills the medullary cavity of the tibia of a three-year-old?**Options:**- Yellow bone marrow- Red bone marrow (Selected)- Epiphyseal plate- Hyaline cartilage**Actions:**- View Available Hint(s)**Button:**- Submit---#### Part C - Identify Areas of a Long Bone**Instruction:**Identify the following areas of the long bone – diaphysis, proximal epiphysis, distal epiphysis.**Button:**- Submit---**Note:**This educational content is provided to facilitate understanding of the skeletal system, specifically focusing on the classification and structure of bones in the human body.

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Part B - Age and the Medullary Cavity What fills the medullary cavity of the tibia of a three-year-old? • View Available Hint(s) Yellow bone marrow Red bone marrow

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