radiographic pathology: chapter 2 The
skeletal system
bone and cartilage correct answers the 2 highly specialized connective tissues in the
skeletal system
compact and cancellous correct answers the 2 major types of bones are
periosteum and endosteum correct answers the 2 membranes associated with the
bone are
dense and structureless correct answers the compact bone appears
cancellous bone correct answers weblike bone structure consisting of marrow-filled
spaces
trabecuale correct answers cancellous bone appears as
ossification correct answers the term for bone formation
resorption correct answers the term for bone destruction
intramembranous ossification correct answers the skull and flat bones do not have a
cartilaginous stage in bone formation so bone development occurs through
osteoblasts correct answers bone expands/builds by what specialized cell
supporting frame, protects vital organs, provides levers for movement, produce blood
cells in red marrow, and storage of calcium correct answers what 5 basic functions do
bones perform?
transitional correct answers a vertebrae that has characteristics of the spinal column
above and below
spina bifida correct answers a splitting of the bony neural canal is referred to as
anchondroplasia correct answers the most common form of dwarfism
achondroplasia correct answers result of diminished proliferation of cartilage in the
growth plate
osteoarthritis correct answers loss of joint cartilage and reactive new bone formation
skeletal system
bone and cartilage correct answers the 2 highly specialized connective tissues in the
skeletal system
compact and cancellous correct answers the 2 major types of bones are
periosteum and endosteum correct answers the 2 membranes associated with the
bone are
dense and structureless correct answers the compact bone appears
cancellous bone correct answers weblike bone structure consisting of marrow-filled
spaces
trabecuale correct answers cancellous bone appears as
ossification correct answers the term for bone formation
resorption correct answers the term for bone destruction
intramembranous ossification correct answers the skull and flat bones do not have a
cartilaginous stage in bone formation so bone development occurs through
osteoblasts correct answers bone expands/builds by what specialized cell
supporting frame, protects vital organs, provides levers for movement, produce blood
cells in red marrow, and storage of calcium correct answers what 5 basic functions do
bones perform?
transitional correct answers a vertebrae that has characteristics of the spinal column
above and below
spina bifida correct answers a splitting of the bony neural canal is referred to as
anchondroplasia correct answers the most common form of dwarfism
achondroplasia correct answers result of diminished proliferation of cartilage in the
growth plate
osteoarthritis correct answers loss of joint cartilage and reactive new bone formation
