osteoblast A. The layer that lines medullary cavity of a long bone B. epiphyseal fracture Stem cells for bone tissue that differentiates into other types of bone cells c. osteogenic cell In the structure of compact bone, circular layers of bone matrix that forms the osteons. D. periosteum concentric lamellae The process where bone tissues are continuously recycled and renewed with organic and mineral components of the bone matrix throughout life E. F. bone remodeling Which fracture can affect a child's growth in height if not treated carefully? G. endosteum H. greenstick fracture

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