the bone 0.0 / 5 ? Health & Social CareAnatomy and physiology in practiceA2/A-levelOCR Created by: ana245Created on: 21-05-19 21:56 musculoskeletal system provide the means to support and movement . 1 of 16 osteoclast removes bones by using enzyme to dissolve bone salts. 2 of 16 cartilage connective tissue that are found in joints between bones. 3 of 16 growth plate responsible for bone growth in terms of our height. 4 of 16 bone marrow the site of blood cell production and where stem cells can be found. 5 of 16 collagen /chondrin these are proteins that remain in the bones to give elasticity. 6 of 16 osteoblasts this a cell that invades the cartilage of early skeleton , depositing mineral salts such as calcium phosphate. 7 of 16 osteocytes the osteoblasts convert into this form after the deposits . this help maintain the bone as it forms and increase it size. 8 of 16 oestrogen levels this is a female hormone that promotes the activity of osteoblasts. 9 of 16 ball and socket joint location in the hip, shoulder. allows multi directional movement and rotation. 10 of 16 hinge joint location in the knee, elbow. can move along one axis to flex or extend. 11 of 16 pivot joint located in the skull or vertebral column. allows rotary movement. 12 of 16 sliding/gliding joints location in wrist, ankle.gliding allows the bones to glide one another. 13 of 16 ligaments holds bone in position 14 of 16 synovial capsule tough membrane that produce a thick slippery synovial fluid that acts as lubricant and shock absorber. 15 of 16 arhtritis the erosion of cartilage and decreasein synovial fluid that allows the bone to contact with one another resulting in pain and inflammation. 16 of 16
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