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radiographic pathology chapter 2

206 bones correct answers how many bones are in the human body

80 bones correct answers Bones in axial skeleton

126 bone correct answers Bones in appendicular skeleton

compact bone correct answers outer portion of the bone

medullary canal correct answers inner portion of the bone (bone marrow)

cancellous bone correct answers medullary canal made of this type of bone

trabeculae correct answers the spongy substance found with in the bone; it gives a
characteristic appearance to bone details (spongy)

trabecular pattern correct answers the arrangement of supportive strands of connective
tissue of the alveolar bone in relation to the bone marrow spaces within the cancellous
bone

diploe correct answers specific to cancellous bone located within the skull

red bone marrow correct answers responsible for the production of bone erythrocytes
and leukocytes (replaced by fat (yellow) @ age 20)

osteoblasts correct answers bone forming cells that lining medullary canal and
interspaced throughout the periosteum

osteoclasts correct answers specialized cells that break down bone to enlarge
medullary canal and allow for bone growth

diaphysis correct answers shaft portion of the long bone that is primary site of
ossification

epiphysis correct answers expanded end portion of the long bone and is secondary site
of ossification

metaphysis correct answers growth zone between epiphysis and diaphysis, the area of
the greatest metabolic activity of the bone

cartilaginous growth plate correct answers located between the metaphysis and
epiphysis in the bone of the growing child

, periosteum correct answers fibrous membrane that encloses all of the bone except the
joint surfaces and is crucial to supplying blood to the underlying bone

MRI correct answers Modality extremely useful in evaluation of joints
-shows abnormal/normal tissue invading tumors/bone

CT correct answers Modality that has the ability to define the presents and extent of
fractures or dislocations
-shows exact location, extent of tumor, biopsies can be performed

nuclear medicine correct answers Modality that has the ability to look at the entire body
at one time; examination of metastatic processes
-identifies Neoplastic disease & mets
-anything cellular

osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease) correct answers congenital disease in
with the bones are abnormally brittle and subject to fracture

achondroplasia correct answers most common inherited disorder that affecting the
skeletal system, which results in bone deformity and dwarfism

Osteopetrosis (marble bone disease) correct answers an increase in bone density and
defective bone contours, often referred as skeletal modeling

albers-achonberg disease correct answers form of osteosclerotic osteopetrosis, benign
skeletal anomaly involves increased bone density in conjunction with fairly normal bone
contour

craniotubular dysplasias correct answers an overgrow of bone of the face and skull
resulting in sclerosis and major skeletal deformities

syndactyle correct answers failure of the toes and finger to separate
webbed digits

polydactyly correct answers presence of extra digits

clubfoot (talipes) correct answers congenital malformation of the foot involving the talus

Developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH)
aka Congenital dysplasia of the hip (CDH) correct answers abnormal development of
the hip joint which results in misalignment/ malformation of the femoral head and the
acetabulum of the pelvis

scoliosis correct answers abnormal lateral curvature of the spine
does not generally become visually apparent until adolescence

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