MSK Crossword

2. Bone healing requiring absolute stability
5. Resorb/remove bone.
8. Type of ossification for bones growing in length.
9. The carpal to develop first, usually at 1-3 months
12. An exaggerated negative orientation towards actual or anticipated pain experiences.
13. Nature's way of bone healing, including callus formation
14. Type of ossification that forms flat bones
19. The link between pain and inflammation -> Pain activates the HPA axis, causing increased ____ in the body, causing increased inflammation.
20. Bones at a tendon
21. Calcium is regulated by Vitamin D, PTH and ______

1. In bone, the mineral phase is made of (calcium phosphate).
2. An unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage.
3. When a bone heals in a sub-optimal position, or unites in the wrong shape
4. A reduction in muscle mass
6. Maintain the activity of the bone.
7. A mid-diaphyseal incomplete fracture in a child's bone, characterised by damage to the convex surface (Bone is bent)
10. Pain lasting >3-6 months
11. Type of bone making up 80% of the skeletal system (also known as Cortical).
15. An example of a protein calcium can bind to
16. Make new bone.
17. Type of cartilage found in areas of high stress, for example vertebral discs and the menisci.
18. The carpal which develops last, usually at around 8-12 years