Skeletal System

  1.  
    Sculptor (osteoclasts)
    A. hollows bone B. deposits bone on outer surface C. resorption D. In long, irregular, and short bones E. In flat bones of skull
  2.  
    Builder (osteoblasts)
    A. deposits bone on outer surface B. Osteocytes C. Occurs at the epiphyseal disc D. hollows bone E. Mature into osteocytes
  3.  
    Osteoclasitc activity is called
    A. regrowth B. resorption C. regenerated D. invade cartilage E. Replacement of old (or injured) bone tissue with new bone tissue
  4.  
    Bones Growing Taller/Longer
    A. Affected by hormones B. Happens throughout lifetime C. Balance of bone resorption and deposition D. Occurs at the epiphyseal disc E. None of the above
  5.  
    What are the 3 components of bone remodelling
  6.  
    What are benifits of bone remodelling
  7.  
    How does bone remodelling occour
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Skeletal System (Answer Key)

  1.  
    Sculptor (osteoclasts)
    A. hollows bone B. deposits bone on outer surface C. resorption D. In long, irregular, and short bones E. In flat bones of skull
  2.  
    Builder (osteoblasts)
    A. deposits bone on outer surface B. Osteocytes C. Occurs at the epiphyseal disc D. hollows bone E. Mature into osteocytes
  3.  
    Osteoclasitc activity is called
    A. regrowth B. resorption C. regenerated D. invade cartilage E. Replacement of old (or injured) bone tissue with new bone tissue
  4.  
    Bones Growing Taller/Longer
    A. Affected by hormones B. Happens throughout lifetime C. Balance of bone resorption and deposition D. Occurs at the epiphyseal disc E. None of the above
  5.  
    What are the 3 components of bone remodelling
    Replacement of old (or injured) bone tissue with new bone tissue,Balance of bone resorption and deposition,Happens throughout lifetime,
  6.  
    What are benifits of bone remodelling
    Exercise/heavy loads = stronger bone,Resistant to fracture
  7.  
    How does bone remodelling occour
    Osteoclast – attaches to bone surface, acids dissolve bone minerals, tunnel is formed, calcium enters cell via endocytosis and exit into bloodstream via exocytosis, then they leave the bone.Osteoblasts – move in to rebuild the bone in the area

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