Bone Formation & Repair

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Across
  1. 2. the membrane that lines the outside of bones
  2. 5. tunnels that lie at right angles to the central canals and connect the periosteum to the blood and nerve supply from the central canal
  3. 7. bones that are larger in length than width
  4. 10. a mature cartilage cell
  5. 12. where the epiphyses meet the diaphysis in a long bone
  6. 13. the role of red and yellow bone marrow is to create _______.
  7. 14. the tissue in bone repair that is primarily fibrocartilage
  8. 19. the bone ends that eventually fuse to the diaphysis
  9. 20. bones that are thin and somewhat curved
  10. 22. the primary organic component in bone tissue
  11. 23. bones that have various shapes and don't fit in the other categories
  12. 25. cortical or dense bone
  13. 26. area in epiphyseal plate where chondrocytes are enlarged
  14. 29. a stem cell that is derived from mesenchyme that has the ability to differentiate
  15. 33. an immature bone cell that participates in bone formation
  16. 34. a covering of dense irregular connective tissue that surround the surface of most cartilage
  17. 36. connective tissue with gelatinous ground substance and makes up articular cartilage
  18. 39. the structural component of compact bone (also known as Haversian system)
  19. 40. tissue abundant tissue that binds and supports with lots of space between cell bodies
  20. 41. the deposition of hydroxyapatite in a collagen fiber framework that causes hardening of the tissue
  21. 42. body system the provides support movement protection mineral storage blood cell formation and energy metabolism
  22. 43. the ground substance and fibers between cells
  23. 44. connective tissue that is strong under both compressive and tensive forces and found in ligaments
Down
  1. 1. growth from within (i.e. growth of cartilage also known as endogenous growth)
  2. 3. the type of ossification that develops from a mesenchymal membrane
  3. 4. the tissue in bone repair that replaces that cartilaginous precursor
  4. 6. a large multicellular cell that resorbs bone matrix
  5. 8. the layer of bone matrix in which the fibers and minerals align
  6. 9. tiny tunnels that run through the bone matrix and connect lacunae to one another
  7. 11. the hyaline cartilage plate in the metaphysis of long bones
  8. 14. cancellouse or trabecular bone
  9. 15. the hyaline cartilage attached to articulating surfaces of bones
  10. 16. the growth due to surface deposition of material (i.e. growth in diameter)
  11. 17. the stage in fracture repair where spongy bone is replaced with compact bone and the margin is smoothed out
  12. 18. a mature bone cell that maintains
  13. 21. bones that are cube-shaped
  14. 24. the space in long bones where yellow marrow is kept
  15. 27. the primary inorganic component in bone tissue
  16. 28. canal the tunnel that runs through the middle of each osteon
  17. 30. the membrane that lines the medullary cavity
  18. 31. the connective tissue that bridges the gap between the ribs and the sternum
  19. 32. the type of ossification that forms from a cartilage model and replaces hyaline cartilage
  20. 35. bone matrix secreted by osteoblasts
  21. 37. small hollow spaces in which osteocytes lie
  22. 38. the long axis of a long bone
  23. 41. the primary mineral stored in the skeletal system