A process that grows out from a bone in order to allow for attachment is what classification of bone marking?

What classification of bone markings are holes or indentations that allow for passage of blood vessels and/or nerves?

Select all of the classifications of bone.

What is a bone that is typically longer than wide, has a shaft with two ends, and is mostly comprised of compact bone classified as?

What is a bone that is generally cube-shaped and contains mostly spongy bone classified as?

What is a bone that is thin and flattened, usually curved, and is comprised of thin layers of compact bone around a layer of spongy bone classified as?

What are bones that are irregular shape and do not fit into other bone classification categories classified as?

What are bones that are embedded in muscle or tendon classified as?

What is the bone marking that is only found on the femur and no other bone?

What is the depression that is located at the base of the skull that allows the spinal cord to connect to the brain called?

Which type of bone cell(s) is/are involved in the BREAKDOWN of bone during bone remodeling or when the body is in need of calcium to be extracted from the bone?

Which type of bone cell(s) is/are involved in BUILDING of bone during bone remodeling, bone modeling, or when there is too much calcium in the blood and therefore needs to be stored in the bone?

Which type of bone cell(s) is/are known as the mature bone cells that are part of your bone matrix and are responsible for maintaining the homeostasis of the bone and monitoring your bones for fractures?

What is the area towards the end of our long bones that tell us we have STOPPED growing referred to as?

What type of bone tissue is porous and contains red bone marrow?

What type of bone tissue is dense and forms concentric layers of solid bone tissue?

What is the functional unit of compact bone known as?

As long as the bone building cell in our long bones DO NOT catch up to the production of hyaline cartilage therefore completely ossifying it, what will continue to happen?

What type of fracture is this?

What type of fracture is this?

What type of fracture is this?

What is the function of red bone marrow?

Where is the medullary cavity located and what does it contain?

What is found in the central canal of the osteon?

I will prepare and be able to label both a long bone and an osteon for the test. Practice for this is can be found in the assignment from 12/2 - the 3 quizlets.