3.1.4 Bone Devlopment
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Nicole Rolland
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Match
Match the following
ossification
calcification
location of ossification in intramembranous bones
location of ossification in endochondral bones
non bone tissue is turned into bone
calcium deposited into body tissues
connective tissue membranes
in cartilage
non bone tissue is turned into bone
calcium deposited into body tissues
connective tissue membranes
in cartilage
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Reorder
Drag the steps of endochondral ossification into the correct order.
cartilage is converted to spongy bone
spongy bone converted into compact bone in the primary ossification center
bone growth continues from secondary ossification centers
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Multiple Choice
During bone remodeling, newly formed bone tissue must be calcified. Which of the following statements correctly describes the process of calcification?
During calcification, cartilage models of bone tissue are formed.
During calcification, bone tissue is hardened by calcium deposits.
During calcification, calcium from bone tissue is absorbed by the body.
During calcification, bone tissue is broken down.
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Draw
Circle true or false for the following statements about bone tissue repair
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Multiple Choice
Where are the primary ossification centers located?
in the end of the bone further from the trunk of the body
in the center of the bone
in the end of the bone closer to the trunk of the body
in both ends of the bones
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Categorize
some flat bones of the skull
most bones of the body
form from cartilage
form from connective tissue membranes
Sort the bones and descriptions according to whether the bone or description corresponds to intramembranous bones or endochondral bones.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements is true regarding bone remodeling?
Osteoclasts break down bone tissue, and minerals are absorbed in the process of calcification.
Osteoclasts break down bone tissue, and minerals are absorbed in the process of resorption.
Osteoblasts break down bone tissue, and minerals are absorbed in the process of calcification.
Osteoblasts break down bone tissue, and minerals are absorbed in the process of resorption.
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Reorder
Drag the steps of bone repair into the correct order.
A blood clot forms around the site of injury.
A soft callus made of cartilage and collagen forms.
A hard callus made of bone replaces the soft callus.
Bone remodeling restores the bone to its original shape.
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