The lengthening of the long bones of the limbs during the "growth spurt" of puberty occurs by:divine interventionintramembranous ossificationendochondral ossificationQuestion 2The long bones of the body grow longer from:the articular cartilagesthe Haversion (central) canalsthe epiphysesO the diaphysesQuestion 3Which type of cell is responsible for dissolving osteoid in bone tissue?osteoclastsosteoblastsO osteocytesO mesenchyme

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A bone will always return to its normal anatomical position after it is fractured. True or False
Select the statement that is accurate concerning osteoid. It is the inorganic part of the matrix of bone. It is one of the cell types found in bone. It is located on the outer surface of bone. It is the organic part of the matrix of bone.
Osteogenic stem cells give rise to all of the following cell types EXCEPT: osteoclasts O osteocytes O osteoblasts
Draw and label to show the structure of; 1. Spongy(cancellous)bone 2. Compact bone 3. Parotid gland
Indicate how many of each bone (the total) are found in a (typical) adult human, and include the plural form of the word if there is more than one.
At puberty in males the increase of testosterone results in: Group of answer choices appositional bone growth increases. osteoblasts increase the rate of bone resorption. epiphyseal plates widen rapidly. intramembranous ossification increases.
Bones of the head and trunk of the body are classified as:
A fracture heals by bone being rebuilt. True or False
Identify the bone surface marking(s) that have the following function: 22. Form the TMJ 23. 24. Opening for carotid artery 25. Opening for the ear canal 26. Holes for cranial nerve I (olfactory nerves) 27. Holes for cranial nerve II (optic nerve) 28. Opening through which the spinal cord connects to lower brain 29. Anterior part of hard palate 30. Rounded processes on skull that articulate with the atlas 31. Tooth sockets 32. Form zygomatic arch 33. 34. Protects the pituitary gland
Your client presents with knee pain, worse in the morning, “it’s very stiff until I warm it up” he explains. He tells you it has been ‘trashed’ playing rugby for years and he has had multiple injuries. You find decreased range of motion and a hard, bony end-feel, consistent with osteoarthritis. Briefly discuss the properties of hyaline cartilage in relation to the development of osteoarthritis (with reference to the pathological process of osteoarthritis).
The breakdown of bone matrix is performed by osteoblasts requires the deposition of mineral salts by osteocytes removes minerals and proteins from the blood elevates blood calcium levels and is called bone resorption
A male cranium (skull) tends to be all of the following EXCEPT: Group of answer choices The sacrum is wider and shorter Larger in overall size More pronounce brow bone Larger mastoid process (area behind the jaw)

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The lengthening of the long bones of the limbs during the "growth spurt" of puberty occurs by: divine intervention intramembranous ossifcation endochondral ossification