Cartilage and Bone Goals 1-8- Anatomy (KHS 23-24)

Cartilage and bone are both types of (a)   tissue.

Cartilage and Intramembranous bone formation both start with...

• basic connective tissue and stem cells

• perichondrium and periosteum

• a hyaline cartilage model

• bone marrow

Cartilage and bone formation both include cells that produce extracellular matrix and other cells. The suffix for these cells is - (a)  

Cartilage and bone formation both include mature cells that just carry out normal cell duties. The suffix for these cells is - (a)  

The basic connective tissue that remains around cartilage after its formation is called (a)  

The basic connective tissue that remains around bone after its formation is called (a)  

The small space that separates BOTH osteocytes and chondrocytes from their surrounding extracellular matrix is called the

(a)  

True or False: Both osteocytes and chondrocytes are surrounded by a lacuna.

• 
  True

• False

Cartilage is avascular. To get nutrients to the cells materials must (a)   out of the blood vessels in the perichondrium through EM to the cells. This makes the cells slow at dividing.

True or False: Both cartilage and bone cells receive a poor supply of nutrients due to the location of their blood vessels.

• True

• False