Anatomy Of A Bone

Part of the bone that has a thin layer of compact bone while internally the bone is cancellous is called the

• diaphysis

• epiphysis

• compact bone

• medullary cavity

Part of the bone that has compact bone. It is called the shaft of the long bone.

• epiphysis

• cancellous

• diaphysis

• osseous

Found on both ends of a long bone. It is smooth, slippery, and bloodless. It capped the epiphysis.

• epiphysis

• periosteum

• epiphyseal line

• articular cartilage

Spongy bone(cancellous) is found mainly in the

• diaphysis

• epiphysis

• periosteum

• endosteum

A dense bone found in the diaphysis. It can be seen as layer just underneath the periosteum.

• cancellous

• compact bone

• medullary activity

• articular cartilage

The epiphysis is capped with

• endosteum

• periosteum

• compact bone

• articular cartilage

The vascular, sensitive life support covering for bone. It provides nutrient-rich blood for bone cells and needed during bone growth.

• endosteum

• periosteum

• compact bone

• medullary cavity

The fat bone marrow is found in the

• epiphysis

• compact bone

• articular cartilage

• medullary cavity

The red marrow is found in the

• compact bone

• medullary cavity

• epiphyseal line

• cancellous(spongy)bone

This tissue lines the medullary cavity of bone.

• endosteum

• periosteum

• compact bone

• articular cartilage