Explain how the skeletal system is involved in calcium homeostasis.

Q: 1. Discuss the functions of bone one paragraph

A: Bones from the framework of body on which various organs muscles etc. are placed. It forms the…

Q: Bone – Compact versus spongy bone know their basic structure, blood – components and functions.

A: Bones are the rigid structures, which constitute the skeleton of most animals. They play a chief…

Q: Describe some similarities, differences, and functional relationships between hyaline cartilage and…

A: Tissues are group of cells and have a similar structure. These act together to perform a particular…

Q: Briefly discuss the principles of bone cement synthesis and the polymerization of bone cement.

A: Bone cement is applied to the fractured vertebra. It is employed in different orthopedic surgery for…

Q: . Athletes tend to have stronger bones than nonath- letes, but different sports strengthen different…

A: Exercise is good for health as it develops our body metabolism. Everyone has different potential and…

Q: How does bone (load bearing) 's histological feature define physiological function? (in plot point…

A: Introduction:-  Periosteum is a two-layered covering that covers the exterior surface of bone and is…

Q: Explain the structural origin behind the anisotropic toughness of cortical bone, and identify the…

A: The bone is made up of bone tissues that are the most rigid structure of the body because of the…

Q: bone cells obtain their nourishment.

A: Bone is a mineralized connective tissue.

Q: Describe the role of osteoclasts and osteoblasts inremodeling bone.

A: Resorption of bone tissue is osteoclasts and the formation of new bone tissue is osteoblasts.Various…

Q: Describe how age influences bone structure.

A: The degree of maturation in a bone of the child is known as the bone age. The growth of an…

Q: What is responsible for bone resorption ?

A: Osteoclasts are bone cells which are large and release acids and lysosomal enzymes which dissolve…

Q: Discuss the chemical composition of bone and the advantages conferred by its organic and inorganic…

A: Bones form the skeleton of the body. It is a heterogeneous tissue made of complex chemical…

Q: Name the components of bone matrix, and explain theircontribution to bone flexibility and bones’…

A: The bone matrix components are collagen fibres, mineral such as calcium, and cells such as…

Q: __________________are mature bone cells, whereas__________________ are bone-forming cells and…

A: Bones are tissues made up of many cells, proteins, minerals, and vitamins, and they have their own…

Q: Describe how bone growth occurs during development.

A: The process of bone formation by osteoblast called ossification or osteogenesis. It begins six or…

Q: describe bone anatomy

A: Bone is a dynamic structure, which is continually remodeled in response to stresses placed on the…

Q: Explain the difference between spongy and compact bone tissue.

A: Bone is part of the skeletal system which is made up of connective tissue that provides structural…

Q: Bone tissues are made from hard mineralized matrix with many reticular fibers. True or False?

A: Bone constitute the hard skeleton inside the body. Bones work with muscles and joints to hold our…

Q: Discuss the processes of bone formation/ossification

A: Introduction: Bones are constituted of calcium in the form of calcium phosphate and calcium…

Q: Describe the mechanisms by which hormones regulate bone structure to maintain blood calcium…

A: Calcium is a major element required by the body. Calcium helps in the development of bones, muscle…

Q: Explain how hormones and physical stress regulate bone remodeling.

A: Bone remodeling is a process in which mineralized bones are removed by the activity of the…

Q: Because of the constant exchange of blood calcium and bone calcium, the concentration of calcium…

A: The calcium concentration in the blood is tightly regulated because of the importance of calcium for…

Q: Describe the role of collagen and seed crystals in bonemineralization

A: Ans: Bone mineralization: It is the highly ordered and specific process in which organic bone…

Q: Explain how osteoclasts and osteoblasts remodel bone.

A: Bones are the rigid living tissue that makes up the skeletal system of the body. The various…

Q: Compare the appearance of compact bone and spongy bone.

A: A bone is a rigid organ that comprises part of the vertebrate skeleton in creatures. Bones ensure…

Q: Describe the steps of endochondral ossification

A: Endochondral ossification is one of the two fetal development of  bone tissue in the mammalian…

Q: Describe where cartilage is found on a long bone

A: Cartilage is a connective tissue. It is an important structural component in the body that has a…

Q: Describe where dense connective tissue is found on a long bone

A: The connective tissue is the most diverse and abundant in animal bodies. It is composed of fibers…

Q: describe the primary axes of rotation that a bone canhave and relate this to a joint’s degrees of…

A: Due to the joints, the bones of skeletal system are linked that permits the effective movement and…

Q: Compact bone Spongy bone A long bone

A: BONE : It is a hard and rigid body tissue consisting of cells embedded in intercellular material…

Q: In young persons, the epiphyseal plate is composed of. in the which plays an important role during…

A: Bone is a rigid organ that makes vertebrate skeleton and protect the different organs of the body.…

Q: Describe the general structure and function of bone andjoints.

A: The skeletal system includes all the bones and the joints in our body. At birth, the total number of…

Q: Calcium intake and bone mineral densit

A: Bone is a rigid body tissue consisting of cells that make the human skeletal system. Bone provides…

Q: Define bone remodeling, and give examples of how it varies in different bones and different portions…

A: Bone remodeling is a continuous process of breakdown and formation of bone. It is a process where a…

Q: Very shortly describe the negative feedback mechanism that controls bone homeostasis.

A: Negative feedback mechanism is referred to as the process by which the substrate inhibits the…

Q: explain the calcium homeostasis

A: Homeostasis is defined as the maintenance of a steady-state in terms of physical, internal, and…

Q: The bone breaks at stress of about

A: The bone is a living tissue of the body that has blood as well as nerve supplies and is involved in…

Q: One of the major promoters of bone remodelling and increased bone thickness is mechanical stress on…

A: Bone remodeling is a mechanism wherein bone resorption is slowed by supplying calcium, carbonate,…

Q: Make a physical comparison between hard and spongy bone and describe the properties of both in the…

A: Bones are connective tissues that differ in shapes and functions and they form a skeletal system…

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A: Bone is a connective tissue composed of various cells embedded in an extracellular matrix. The…

Q: List the structures of the skeletal system and describe their locations. List the two types of bone…

A: The skeletal system provides structural framework, shape, and locomotion to the body. It acts to…

Q: The concentration of calcium ions in the blood and tissue is quite stable because of a continuous…

A: There are  few important points about the bone tissue are as follows : We know that compact  bone…

Q: Name the parts in which bone matter is divided.

A: Bones are a part of the skeletal system, and serve several functions including protection,…

Homeostasis

Homeostasis is a self-regulatory process through which different biological systems maintain constant internal environmental conditions to compensate for environmental changes. In human physiology, it is a process of self-regulating internal, chemical, and physical conditions at an optimal level for survival. The stability through homeostasis can be attained through dynamic equilibrium, in which there is a continuous change until it reaches its systemic conditions.