The _______ skeleton supports weight
axial
The ______, ______, and _______ provide protection
cranium
ribs
pelvis
Which bones provide leverage for motion?
any that are attached to muscle
What are the 3 main cells of bone?
osteocytes
osteoblasts
osteoclasts
What are the 4 components of bone?
cells
matrix
structural protein
water
What is the component in the matrix of bone? Why is it important?
hydroxyapatite
actual hard part of bone
The matrix is ______% of bone weight
60-65
Structural protein of bone is type ____ collagen and is ________% of bone weight
1
30-35
Water is a main component of bone. Why?
it allows for bend of bones without breaking
Water is ______% of bone weight
10-20
Hydroxyapatite is also known as ________
osteoid
Bones are meant to resist _________ through osteoid deposition
compression
The more osteoid in the bone does what to the amount of compression able to withstand?
increases amount of compression able to withstand
The more mineralization, the more ______ the bone is. Is this always good?
stiff
NO. brittle bone is stiff but weak
Mineralization, for the most part, increases with _____
age
Bone resists tension through ______ and ________ insertions
tendon
ligament
Bones have poor resistance to ________ and _________
shear
torsion
Bone needs to be hollow, ________, and strong
lightweight
Bending is _______ and _________ combined. What about bone makes it a good candidate for bending?
compression
tension
water in components AND hollow
The further the force on a bone is from the hinge point, the _____ the force
stronger
Elastic deformation means…
matches stress/strain to existing form and will go back to original form
Plastic deformation means…
does NOT match stress/strain to existing form and will need to adapt/improve in form
What are the 3 main forms of plastic deformation of bone?
streaming potentials
microcracks
fractures
Streaming potentials are changes occurring inside __________
osteoid