Pain resultant from a fracture of bone comes originates in the nerves of the:
A.
Periosteal tissue
B.
Mineralized bone
C.
Tendenous tissue
D.
Ligamentous tissue
7.
What term refers to the major inorganic component of bone tissue?
A.
glygolipids
B.
protein
C.
hydroxyapatite
D.
carbon
8.
_____________ are the cells responsible for transporting minerals from the bloodstream into bony tissue.
A.
Osteoblasts
B.
Osteoclasts
C.
Volkman
9.
______________ are the cells responsible for removing minerals from bone to increase bloodstream levels when dietary consumption is not sufficient to meet regulatory needs.
A.
Osteoblasts
B.
Osteoclasts
C.
Volkman
10.
What term refers to the ends of long bones?
A.
Diaphysis
B.
Metaphysis
C.
Epiphysis
11.
which area of bone lies between the epiphysis & diaphysis and is the most vascular area of bony tissue?
A.
Diaphysis
B.
Metaphysis
C.
Epiphysis
12.
The shaft of a long bone is known as the____________.
A.
Diaphysis
B.
Metaphysis
C.
Epiphysis
13.
Which structure is cartilagenous?
A.
metaphasis
B.
diaphysis
C.
epiphysis
D.
periosteum
14.
Which of the following is a bone forming cell derived from mesenchyme?
A.
Osteoblast
B.
Osteoclast
C.
Osteocyte
15.
Which is a multinucleated cell that demineralizes bony tissue?
A.
Osteoblast
B.
Osteoclast
C.
Osteocyte
16.
The concentric matrix surrounding the osteoblasts is referred to as the?
A.
Trabeculae
B.
Lacuna
C.
Lamella
17.
Small spaces or cavities in the matrix of bone that contain osteocytes are the__________.
A.
Trabeculae
B.
Lacuna
C.
Lamella
18.
The fibrous strands in medullary compartment that are interconnected are also known as the____________.
A.
Trabeculae
B.
Lacuna
C.
Lamella
19.
The transverse canal in bone that contains the nutrient artery is called a/the ____________.
