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PSIO 201 Exam 2: Bone and Joint Structure and Function, Exams of Biology

A comprehensive overview of bone and joint structure and function, covering topics such as bone types, bone formation, bone remodeling, and joint classifications. It includes definitions, explanations, and answers to key questions related to the skeletal system. Particularly useful for students studying human anatomy and physiology.

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2024/2025

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PSIO 201 EXAM 2 UNIVERSITY OF
ARIZONA ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2025
ALREADY GRADED A+
Acromegaly - ANSWERS-Hyper secretion of growth hormone after puberty
(epiphyseal plates of long bones already closed)
Estrogen & Testosterone - ANSWERS-Both stimulate osteoblast activity;
stimulate bone formation
Osteoporosis - ANSWERS-Porous bones (reduced bone mass)
Articulations - ANSWERS-Contact point between bone & bone, bone & cartilage,
or bone & teeth
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PSIO 201 – EXAM 2 – UNIVERSITY OF

ARIZONA ACTUAL EXAM WITH CORRECT

ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY

WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST 2025

ALREADY GRADED A+

Acromegaly - ANSWERS-Hyper secretion of growth hormone after puberty(epiphyseal plates of long bones already closed)

Estrogen & Testosterone - ANSWERS-Both stimulate osteoblast activity;stimulate bone formation

Osteoporosis - ANSWERS-Porous bones (reduced bone mass) Articulations - ANSWERS-Contact point between bone & bone, bone & cartilage,or bone & teeth

Arthrology - ANSWERS-The study of joints Kinesiology - ANSWERS-The study of body motion Fibrous - ANSWERS-Dense irregular CT between bones Osteoblasts - ANSWERS-Build bone Osteocytes - ANSWERS-Maintenance of bone Osteoclasts - ANSWERS-Break down bone Bone Modeling - ANSWERS-Bone formed by osteoblasts without prior boneresorption

Bone Remodeling - ANSWERS-Bone resorbed by osteoclasts and then formed byosteoblasts

Cartilage Tissue - ANSWERS-Chondrocytes; gel-like substance containingproteoglycan, elastic, collagen, or reticular fibers

Bone Types - ANSWERS-Long, Short, Flat, Irregular, Sesamoid, Sutural,Pneumatized

Scurvy (Organic) - ANSWERS-Vitamin C deficiency impairs collagen synthesis andleads to brittle bones

Sponge Bone Organization - ANSWERS-Irregular lattice of thin plates calledtrabeculae; Osteocytes house in lacunae

Spongy Bone Location - ANSWERS-Epiphyses of long bones; surroundingmarrow cavities; flat, short, irregular bones

Spongy Bone Functions - ANSWERS-Withstand forces from many directions;Lightens the skeleton; Contains red marrow for hemopoiesis

Compact Bone Organization - ANSWERS-Solid network of bone organized inconcentric ring structures called osteons; Osteocytes housed in lacunae

Compact Bone Location - ANSWERS-External layer of all bones; Diaphysis of longbones

Compact Bone Function - ANSWERS-Gives long bones ability to withstand forcesalong longitudinal axis

Osteons - ANSWERS-The functional units of compact bone

Fontanels - ANSWERS-Soft spots of skull; Membranous in infant Epiphysis of Long Bones - ANSWERS-Cartilage in infant Epiphyseal plates - ANSWERS-Remain cartilage until "adulthood" (end ofpuberty)

Fetus Bones - ANSWERS-Composed of mesenchyme and hyaline cartilage Ossification - ANSWERS-Replacement of (non-bone) CT by bone Intramembranous Ossification - ANSWERS-"within membrane"; mesenchyme --> bone

Endochondral Ossification - ANSWERS-"inside cartilage"; mesenchyme -->cartilage --> bone

Primary Ossification - ANSWERS-Marrow cavity formed; Replaces all cartilagewith bone; Located in diaphysis; Occurs before birth

Secondary Ossification - ANSWERS-No marrow cavity; Some cartilage left(epiphyseal plates, articular cartilage); Located in epiphyses; Occurs around time of birth

Open (compound) - ANSWERS-Complete, displaced fracture in which one ormore broken pieces of bone break the skin

3 Steps of Repair for Bone Fractures - ANSWERS-1. Fracture hematomaformation

  1. Callus formation
  2. Bone remodeling Tx for Bone Fractures - ANSWERS-Immobilization, Reduction Closed Reduction - ANSWERS-Setting & splinting of bones for natural healing Open reduction - ANSWERS-Surgical use of rods, plates, pins, to position bonesand bone fragments correctly for healing

Factors that Affect Bone - ANSWERS-Diet; Hormones; Exercise Calcium Homeostasis Goal - ANSWERS-Keep blood Ca+2 in normal range (8.5-11.0 mg/dl)

Calcitonin Stimulus - ANSWERS-High blood calcium

Calcitonin Source - ANSWERS-Thyroid gland Calcitonin Target Tissues - ANSWERS-Bone, kidney, intestines Calcitonin Actions - ANSWERS-Inhibits osteoclast activity; increases excretion ofcalcium at kidney; inhibits intestinal absorption of calcium

Calcitonin End Result - ANSWERS-Decrease blood calcium concentration Parathyroid Hormone Stimulus - ANSWERS-Low Blood Calcium Parathyroid Hormone Source - ANSWERS-Parathyroid Gland Parathyroid Hormone Target Tissues - ANSWERS-Bone, kidney, intestines Parathyroid Hormone Actions - ANSWERS-Stimulates osteoclast activity;decreases excretion of calcium at kidney; stimulates intestinal absorption of calcium; promotes calcitrol action Parathyroid Hormone End Result - ANSWERS-Increase blood calciumconcentration

Calcitrol - ANSWERS-Active from of Vitamin D

Diathrosis - ANSWERS-A joint which is freely moveable Types of Synarthroses - ANSWERS-Suture, gomphosis, synchondorsis Types of Amphiathroses - ANSWERS-Syndemosis, Interosseous Membrane,Symphysis

Types of Diathroses - ANSWERS-Gliding joint, Hinge joint, Pivot joint, Condyloidjoint, Saddle joint, Ball-and-socket joint

Tx for Bone Fractures - ANSWERS-