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10.1 Tissues of the Skeletal System | 10.1 Tissues of the Skeletal System | 10.1 Tissues of the Skeletal System |
- Various connective tissues are necessary to the anatomy of bones, which are organs in the skeletal system.
| - What is the anatomy of compact bone and spongy bone?
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- What are three types of cartilage and where do you find them in the body?
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- What type of connective tissue makes up ligaments and tendons?
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- What is the structure of a typical bone, such as a long bone?
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10.2 Bone Growth and Repair | 10.2 Bone Growth and Repair | 10.2 Bone Growth and Repair |
- Bone is a living tissue; therefore, it grows and undergoes repair.
- The fetal skeleton is cartilaginous and then is replaced by bone.
- The adult bones undergo remodeling-they are constantly being broken down and rebuilt.
- The mending of a fracture requires certain identifiable steps.
| - What are the types of cells involved in bone growth and repair?
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- How does bone growth occur during development and how does remodeling occur after birth?
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- How does bone repair itself?
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10.3 Bones of the Skeleton
| 10.3 Bones of the Skeleton | 10.3 Bones of the Skeleton |
- The bones of the skeleton are divided into those of the axial skeleton and those of the appendicular skeleton.
| - What are the functions of the skeletal system?
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- What are the bones of the axial and appendicular skeletons?
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- What are the bones of the skull and how are they situated?
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- What are the bones of the face and how do they contribute to facial features?
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- What is the structure and function of the various types of vertebrae and the rib cage?
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- What are the bones of the pectoral and pelvic girdles, the upper limbs, and lower limbs, and how do they function?
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10.4 Articulations | 10.4 Articulations | 10.4 Articulations |
- Joints are classified according to their anatomy, and only one type is freely movable.
- Freely movable joints are subject to arthritis, a disorder that limits their mobility.
| - What are the different types of articulations and what type movements are permitted by synovial joints?
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- What are the symptoms of arthritic joints and what treatments are available?
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10.5 Homeostasis | 10.5 Homeostasis | 10.5 Homeostasis |
- The skeletal system works with the other systems of the body to maintain homeostasis.
| - How does the skeletal system work with other systems of the body to maintain homeostasis?
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