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Anatomy - Bone classification

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Haversian canalsrun length of bone, contain blood vessels in center, (center of tree-ring)
lacunaelittle spaces that house osteocytes
osteocytesbone cells
lamellaelayers or cylinders of calcified bone
hemopoiesis (hematopoiesis)production of RBC in bones
osteoblastcells which build bone/ lay down calcium from blood into bone
osteoclastcells which break down bone to remove calcium
spongyporous bone, found in ends of bones
compactouter shell of bone, appears to be solid, but isn't
diaphysisshaft of bone (contains yellow marrow)
epiphysisextremeties / ends of bones / contains red marrow
metaphysis (epiphyseal plate)contains the epiphyseal plate, made of hyaline cartilage (growth plate)
articular cartilageabsorbs shock at free moving joints, hyaline cartilage
periosteumtissue surrounding bone for growth and repair
medullary cavityspace within the diaphysis which contians yellow marrow
endosteumlining of medullary cavity
nutrient foramenhole in diaphysis which brings in the nutrient artery
red marrowsite of RBC production in long bones
yellow marrowsite of lipid storage, important source of chemical energy
canaliculiconnect lacuna through the matrix
osteonone unit of bone (one set of tree-ring circles)
short bonelike little cubes, in wrist and ankle
long bonebone longer than wide
sesamoidbone completely embedded within a tendon (knee cap)
irregular boneno normal shape of bone vertebrae
flat bonebroad bone for muscle attachment
Wormian bonesbones found within sutures


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