Supplemental Instruction
Iowa State University / Leader: / Victoria Hegstrom
Course: / AnS 214
Instructor: / Dr. Koltes
Date: / 2/2/18
- Which type of bone cell is INCORRECTLY matched?
- Osteogenic cell—stem cell that can become osteoblast or bone lining cell
- Osteoblast—matrix synthesizing cell responsible for bone growth
- Osteocyte—mature bone cell that maintains the bone matrix
- Osteoclast—bone lining cell on surface of bone
- Ossification, also known as osteogenesis, is the process of what?
- Process of bone hardening with age
- Process of bone growth and formation
- Process of bone deterioration
- Process of bone gaining tensile strength
- Which is the correct order of bone formation throughout life?
- Bony/soft skeletonàBone growthàremodeling/repairàappositional bone growth
- Bone growthàbony/soft skeletonàappositional bone growthàremodeling/repair
- Bony/soft skeletonàappositional bone growthàbone growthàremodeling/repair
- Remodeling/repairàbone growthàbone/soft skeletonàappositional bone growth
- What is the functional unit of bone?
- Osteoblast
- Osteon
- Ossification
- Central Canals
- Intramembranous ossification describes what development?
- Bone replacing hyaline cartilage
- Bone replacing fibrocartilage
- Bone develops from a fibrous membrane
- None of the above
- Endochondral Ossification replaces hyaline cartilage everywhere EXCEPT:
- Long bone
- Irregular Bone
- Short Bone
- Flat Bone
- Growth of bone occurs in what direction?
- Width—left to right
- Length—downward
- Width—right to left
- Length—upward
- Which hormone regulation of bone is INCORRECTLY matched?
- Parathyroid hormone—stimulates degradation of bone by osteoclast
- Calcitonin—inhibits degradation of bone by osteoclasts
- Growth Hormone—stimulates chondrocyte division
- None of the above
- As discussed in class, what describes why astronauts have bone degradation while in space?
- Response to mechanical stress of lack of gravity
- Response to mechanical stress of lack of muscle pull
- Response to lack of exercise
- None of the above are responsible
- Wolff’s Law describes what?
- Hormones regulate bone growth and degradation
- Bone grows or remodels in response to the demands placed on it
- Ossification occurs based on multiple factors
- Bone grows or remodels in response to mechanical stress and hormones
IMPORTANT TERMS
· Hyaline Cartilage
· Elastic Cartilage
· Fibrocartilage
· Axial Skeleton
· Appendicular Skeleton
· Long Bone
· Short Bone
· Flat Bone
· Irregular Bone
· Compact Bone
· Spongy Bone
· Organic Components
· Inorganic Components
· Osteon
· Osteogenic cell
· Osteoblast
· Osteocyte
· Osteoblast
· Bone lining cells
· Ossification/ Osteogenesis
· Endochondral Ossification
· Intramembranous Ossification
· Proliferation Zone
· Hypertrophic Zone
· Calcification Zone
· Ossification Zone
· Wolff’s Law
ANSWER KEY
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. B
5. C
6. D
7. D
8. D
9. A
10. B