Lies on the long axis or midline of the body. Provides protection. Skull/cranium, ribs, sternum, spine (including cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral vertebrae,
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Axial and ?? skelton.
Appendicular
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Tarsals and carpals are an example of what type/classification of bone?
Short
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The cranium and sternum are examples of what classification/type of bone?
Flat
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How many types of bone?
5 - long, short, irregular, sesamoid, flat.
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What is end of the bone called, made of cancellous bone which is spongy tissue designed to withstand compression forces?
Epiphysis
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What separates the shaft from the ends of the bone? (Areas of growing tissue in children and adolescents. )
Epiphyseal plates (growth plates)
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What is produced in the bone marrow?
red and white blood cells and platelets
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The bone growth process is called...
ossification
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'Bone building cells' are called...
osteoblasts
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'Bone clearers' are called...
osteoclasts
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What mineral is important for bone growth?
Calcium
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Complete the missing section: Cervical, ....., Lumbar, Sacral, Coccyx