19 - Bone Tissue 01

What are the functions of bones as organs?

• Support for movement & organ protection

• Production of blood cells

• Storage of minerals and chemical energy

• All of the prior answers

What are the two different types of bone tissue?

• Compact and cancellous

• Solid and soft

• Compact and soft

• Solid and porous

Which is true pertaining to cortical bone tissue?

• It is highly innervated and vascularized

• It has higher strength and lower density than cancellous bone

• It has no cells in the tissue

• It has very disorganized structure

Which accurately describes cancellous bone tissue?

• It has lower porosity than cortical bone

• It has higher apparent density than cortical bone

• It has very organized longitudinally-oriented osteons.

• It absorbs more energy before failure than cortical bone

What type of bone tissue is seen in this picture?

• primary cortical bone

• secondary cortical bone

• cancellous bone

• trabecular bone

Most bone organs contain both spongy and compact bone tissue. Spongy bone tissue is located...

• inside the Haversian systems

• in the diaphysis

• overlying compact bone

• deep to compact bone