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    This document provides definitions for anatomical terms related to bones and joints. It includes definitions for structures like the layers of the skin, types of bones, bone cells, cartilage types, glands, and parts of the pelvis. The document prompts the reader to "Give this one a try later!" between each definition.

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    This document provides definitions for anatomical terms related to bones and joints. It includes definitions for structures like the layers of the skin, types of bones, bone cells, cartilage types, glands, and parts of the pelvis. The document prompts the reader to "Give this one a try later!" between each definition.

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    This document provides definitions for anatomical terms related to bones and joints. It includes definitions for structures like the layers of the skin, types of bones, bone cells, cartilage types, glands, and parts of the pelvis. The document prompts the reader to "Give this one a try later!" between each definition.

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    of 10

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    stratum corneum

    stratum granulosum

    stratum spinosum

    stratum basale

    Definition 4 of 54

    bone develops from a fibrous membrane,

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    endochondral ossification

    osteocytes

    reparative phase

    intramembranous ossification

    Definition 5 of 54

    Sweat glands in the pubic and underarm areas that secrete thicker sweat,
    that produce odor when come in contact with bacteria on the skin

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    osteocytes

    apocrine glands

    sebaceous glands

    stratum lucidum
    Definition 6 of 54

    Tibia

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    Zygomatic bone

    Bone that takes the most weight

    Different types of bones

    Structural classification of joints

    Definition 7 of 54

    cube shaped bones of the wrist and ankle,

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    long bones

    irregular bones
    short bones

    flat bones

    Definition 8 of 54

    Exocrine glands whose secretions are made up of disintegrated cells

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    axis (c2)

    short bones

    osteocytes

    holocrine glands

    Definition 9 of 54

    Hyaline cartilage; no movement, cartilaginous joint


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    Synarthrosis

    Gomphosis

    Syndesmosis

    Synchondrosis

    Definition 10 of 54

    Enclosed by sacrum, ischium, pubis and pelvic portions.

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    True pelvis

    Pelvic outlet

    False pelvis

    Skull bones

    Definition 11 of 54

    calcium phosphate

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    bone minerals consist of

    Phases of hair growth

    different types of bones

    Fracture common in children


    Definition 12 of 54

    includes formation of a fibrocartilaginous callus first and a bony callus


    second

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    endochondral ossification

    remodeling phase

    inflammatory phase

    reparative phase

    Definition 13 of 54

    pectoral girdle, upper limbs, pelvic girdle, lower limbs

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    stratum granulosum

    bones that make up axial skeleton


    bone that takes the most weight

    bones that make up appendicular skeleton

    Definition 14 of 54

    greenstick fracture

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    Regions of hair

    Fracture common in children

    Functions of the skeletal system

    Different types of bones

    Definition 15 of 54

    round bones found near joints (e.g., the patella)


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    irregular bones

    sesamoid bones

    short bones

    flat bones

    Definition 16 of 54

    tendons, ligaments, bursae, and tendon sheaths, meniscus

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    Bone stages of healing

    Different types of bones

    Regions of hair

    Accessory structures of joints

    Definition 17 of 54

    Pelvis major and space between the illiac crests; inferior boundary, pelvic
    brim

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    Pelvic Brim

    Pelvic Outlet

    False Pelvis

    True Pelvis

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