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Post-lab Assessments CHECK WHAT YOU LEARNED Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6A Gross Anatomy of Bone Complete each of the following statements by filling in the blanks. 1. The cranial bones are classified as bones. 2. Most carpal and tarsal bones are classified as bones. 3. Bones found within tendons are classified as bones. 4. Bones of the forearm are classified as bones. 5. A bone that will not fit into any other category is called . 6. The tough outer covering of a bone is called the . 7. The hollow cavity within the diaphysis of a long bone is called the . 8. marrow is primarily fat. 9. The expanded ends of a long bone are called the . 10. The shaft of the long bone is called the . 11. The is the band of cartilage present in bones that have not fully ossified. 12. cartilage covers the ends of a typical long bone. Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6B Microscopic Bone Structure Match the description with the appropriate term by writing the correct letter in the numbered blanks. 1. Canaliculi 2. Central canal 3. Lacuna 4. Lamellae 5. Osteoblast 6. Osteoclast 7. Osteocyte 8. Osteon 9. Perforating canal 10. Trabeculae A. Includes the central canal, lamellae, and osteocytes B. Concentric rings around the central canal C. Bone cell responsible for deposition of bone matrix D. Branching structures found in spongy bone E. Bone cell responsible for breaking down bone matrix F. Opening in matrix that contains osteocytes G. Tiny channels that connect lacunae H. Passageways connecting two central canals I. Mature bone cell located within a lacuna J. Found in the center of the osteon; contains vessels and nerves

Post-lab Assessments
CHECK WHAT YOU LEARNED
Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6A
Gross Anatomy of Bone
Complete each of the following statements by filling in the blanks.
1. The cranial bones are classified as bones.
2. Most carpal and tarsal bones are classified as bones.
3. Bones found within tendons are classified as bones.
4. Bones of the forearm are classified as bones.
5. A bone that will not fit into any other category is called .
6. The tough outer covering of a bone is called the .
7. The hollow cavity within the diaphysis of a long bone is called the .
8. marrow is primarily fat.
9. The expanded ends of a long bone are called the .
10. The shaft of the long bone is called the .
11. The is the band of cartilage present in bones that have not fully ossified.
12. cartilage covers the ends of a typical long bone.

Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6B
Microscopic Bone Structure
Match the description with the appropriate term by writing the correct letter in the numbered blanks.
1. Canaliculi
2. Central canal
3. Lacuna
4. Lamellae
5. Osteoblast
6. Osteoclast
7. Osteocyte
8. Osteon
9. Perforating canal
10. Trabeculae
A. Includes the central canal, lamellae, and osteocytes
B. Concentric rings around the central canal
C. Bone cell responsible for deposition of bone matrix
D. Branching structures found in spongy bone
E. Bone cell responsible for breaking down bone matrix
F. Opening in matrix that contains osteocytes
G. Tiny channels that connect lacunae
H. Passageways connecting two central canals
I. Mature bone cell located within a lacuna
J. Found in the center of the osteon; contains vessels and nerves

Post-lab Assessments
CHECK WHAT YOU LEARNED
Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6A
Gross Anatomy of Bone
Complete each of the following statements by filling in the blanks.
1. The cranial bones are classified as bones.
2. Most carpal and tarsal bones are classified as bones.
3. Bones found within tendons are classified as bones.
4. Bones of the forearm are classified as bones.
5. A bone that will not fit into any other category is called .
6. The tough outer covering of a bone is called the .
7. The hollow cavity within the diaphysis of a long bone is called the .
8. marrow is primarily fat.
9. The expanded ends of a long bone are called the .
10. The shaft of the long bone is called the .
11. The is the band of cartilage present in bones that have not fully ossified.
12. cartilage covers the ends of a typical long bone.

Post-lab ASSESSMENT 6B
Microscopic Bone Structure
Match the description with the appropriate term by writing the correct letter in the numbered blanks.
1. Canaliculi
2. Central canal
3. Lacuna
4. Lamellae
5. Osteoblast
6. Osteoclast
7. Osteocyte
8. Osteon
9. Perforating canal
10. Trabeculae
A. Includes the central canal, lamellae, and osteocytes
B. Concentric rings around the central canal
C. Bone cell responsible for deposition of bone matrix
D. Branching structures found in spongy bone
E. Bone cell responsible for breaking down bone matrix
F. Opening in matrix that contains osteocytes
G. Tiny channels that connect lacunae
H. Passageways connecting two central canals
I. Mature bone cell located within a lacuna
J. Found in the center of the osteon; contains vessels and nerves

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