PPT-BONES

BONE It is a type of connective tissue made up of cells and matrix Matrix of bone is rigid because it is impregnated with mineral salts mainly calcium and phosphate Its property is to provide toughness and hardness. Midlife women are the current baby boomers including those who are nearing menopause as well as those who have already reached menopause 57349is brochure discusses the role of estrogen and the changes that happen with menopause It helps women unders The bones become porous and fragile the skeleton weakens and the risk of fractures greatly increases The loss of bone occurs silently and progressively often without symp toms until the first fracture occurs most commonly at the wrist spine and hip Discussion By: . Laughing Bear Torrez. Aaron Gilmore. Dinosaur Bone Timeline. 1849 – John Thomas . Quekett. http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/f2/John_Thomas_Quekett.jpg/220px-John_Thomas_Quekett.jpg. Lecture Objectives. Describe the composition of the horse skeleton. Describe the four types of bones. Explain the difference between the axial and appendicular skeleton and describe the composition of each. 1. Overview of Topics . Upon Death of Dinosaur. Changes in Bone Composition during Fossilization: Garland’s Categories. Organic Matter in Dinosaur Bones. Soft Tissue Preservation in Dinosaurs. 2. What is Taphonomy?. Identify The Non Scientific Names For Underline Words. I . should have known it was going to be one of those days,. when I had stepped out of bed and stubbed my . PHLANGE. . on. the night stand. While hopping up and down on one. RECEPTORS AND EFFECTORS. SENSORY RECEPTORS. receptor. stimuli. sense. Photoreceptors. light. Eyes. Mechanoreceptors. Changes. in . movement. , . pressure. , . waves. , . sound. ,. . contact. , . pain. Flesh and bones change everything . Luke 24:36–43. . 36. While they were still talking about this, Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” . 37. They were startled and frightened, thinking they saw a ghost. . Osseus. tissues. Function . Support. Allows us to stand erect.. Protection. Ribs protect the heart and lungs.. Movement. Serve as attachment for skeletal muscles. Storage. Mineral, including calcium. Forensic Science 11/5/14. Languid. lacking energy; weak; showing little interest in anything. After eating seven Snickers bars on Halloween, I lay . languidly . on my couch.. Drill. Pick up new packet. Cortical bone. Cancellous. bone .  . Bone . classification. long . bones . short . bones . flat . bones . pneumatic bones. irregular . bones . sesamoid. . bones . Bones. Bone formation. diaphysis . 6 single. 11 paired. Cranium. Single. Frontal. Sphenoid. Ethmoid. Occipital. Paired. Parietal. Temporal. Face. Single:. Mandible. Vomer. Paired:. Maxillae. Zygomatic. Lacrimal. Inferior Nasal . Conchae. Whole skeleton and bones associated with the Skull. Copyright (c) The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Permission required for reproduction or display.. 8-. 2. Unit 3 . Bones . (. chapters 8 . ). In Chapter 8 you will learn:. 3 PRIMARY FUNCTIONS. Protect vital organs/structures from trauma. Create movement. Bones are metabolically active: produce blood cells & store minerals.. BONES. Approximately 206 bones. Axial Skeleton.