Across
- 2. layer covering bones for growth and repair. → Periosteum
- 5. bone to ossify in the fetus. → Clavicle
- 6. of bone more abundant in infants; softer and more flexible. → Cartilage
- 9. with lateral curvature of the spine in adolescents. → Scoliosis
- 10. joint disorder with inflammation and stiffness. → JuvenileArthritis
- 11. that stimulates growth of long bones. → GrowthHormone
- 12. pediatric fracture from falling on an outstretched hand. → Supracondylar
- 14. of red blood cell production in children. → BoneMarrow
Down
- 1. causing decreased bone mineral density in children. → Osteoporosis
- 2. of fracture common in children where bone bends but doesn’t break completely. → Greenstick
- 3. condition with soft, weak bones due to calcium deficiency. → Osteomalacia
- 4. deficiency causing rickets. → VitaminD
- 7. spots on a baby’s skull. → Fontanelle
- 8. disorder caused by vitamin C deficiency, affecting collagen and bones. → Scurvy
- 13. common site of fracture in children due to weak metaphysis. → Radius
