Skeletal System Test 1

3. ___ bones are trapped in tendons or ligaments
4. A.K.A. brittle bone disease
7. (3rd) ___ stage of bone healing: bone replaces callus
10. ___ produces platelets, RBCs, WBCs, and is responsible for amenia
11. the inner bone surface
12. femur, humerus, metatarsals, metacarpals, phalanges, and clavicle are examples of ___ bones
16. a hole in bone
18. the ___ is a sesamoid bone
20. ___ bone forms the hard exterior of bone
21. the outer bone surface
23. A.K.A. Ricket's disease
24. the process of bone formation
28. the carpus and tarsus are ___ bones
30. ___ cells can become other types of bone cells
31. sternum, skull, ribs, scapula, pelvis, frontal, and occipital are examples of ___ bones
32. ___ bone is spongy, filled with red bone marrow, and cushions bones

1. ___ contains adipose tissue and is the site of some WBC development
2. ___ ossification is the process of turning mesenchymal tissue to bone.
5. ___ anchors the periosteum to compact bone
6. ___ ossification happens in utero (prenatal).
8. a bone's outgrowth that allows connection
9. (1st) ___ stage of bone healing: the area becomes inflamed and a hematoma appears
13. ___ growth: the growth of the periosteum in flat bones
14. ___ ossification takes place throughout childhood (postnatal to adolescence).
15. a bone cell that forms bone tissue
17. (2nd) ___ stage of bone healing: a callus replaces the hematoma and hold the bones into place
19. hyoid vertebrae, mandible, maxilla, zygomatic, coccyx, and sacrum are examples of ___ bones
22. another name for ossification
25. a bone cell that breaks down bone tissue
26. ___ disease: bones weaken from a lack of vitamin D
27. ___ growth: new layers of bone increase its diameter
29. a mature bone cell that maintains the bone matrix