2021-07-30T20:36:04+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true Bone Classification Based On: Development:, Bone Classification Based On: Organization, Bone Classification Based On: Configuration (Shape) , Immature Bone: Spongy bone, trabecular bone, cancellous bone, woven bone, primary bone, osteonal bone, lamellar bone, secondary bone, cortical bone, Osteon/Haversian, Bone Preparation: Decalcified Calcium, Ground flashcards
Histology lecture 9 part 2 study

Histology lecture 9 part 2 study

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  • Bone Classification Based On: Development:
    Bone Classification Based On: Development:
    Immature and Mature (based on which comes first)
  • Bone Classification Based On: Organization
    Lamellar (sheets) or Osteonal (circular)
  • Bone Classification Based On: Configuration (Shape)
    Spongy and Compact
  • Immature Bone: Spongy bone
    Spongy bone: more interosseous space (area) than osseous (bone ECM)
  • trabecular bone, cancellous bone, woven bone, primary bone
    Spongy -comprising mostly immature bone; synonyms include
  • osteonal bone, lamellar bone, secondary bone, cortical bone
    Compact -comprising mostly mature bone; synonyms include:
  • Osteon/Haversian
    Osteon/Haversian system (comprises most of compact bone)
    Osteon/Haversian system (comprises most of compact bone)
  • Bone Preparation: Decalcified Calcium
    Calcium salts are removed through treatment of the tissue Then bone is cut and stained normally Trichromeis usually used-bone will stain blue, other tissues pink to red.
  • Ground
    Bone is sawed into thin sections and then ground down until it can be observed using light microscopy. No Staining.