Bone Physiology

2. Joint moving bone towards the midline of the body
5. Stimulates bone growth and responsible for child growth spurts
8. Ends of long bone
11. Remodel, repair, and dissolve bone
13. Prevents movements in the flexion/extension plane
14. Ex.ofSesamoidBone
17. Bone On the epiphyses on long bone, has spaces filled with red and yellow marrow
18. Articulating bones connected by fibrous tissue
20. Major supplier of oxygen and nutrients to the bone

1. Immature, or matrix-depositing bone cells
3. The process of bone formation
4. Turning the sole of your foot inward
6. Straightening of a joint
7. A living, vascular structure, composed of organic tissue and minerals
9. Forms the walls of the diaphysis and the surface of bones with no articular cartilage
10. Freely moveable joints within its limits
12. Tiny canals, connecting lacunae
15. The hyaline cartilage that develops at the fracture cite forms a
16. The sheath of the bone providing bone cells throughout life
19. Nonliving, structural part of the bone