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What is the function of the epiphyseal plate in long bones?

Site of red blood cell formation

Actively proliferating cartilage allowing linear bone growth (correct)

Area for muscle attachment

Location of calcium storage

What is the total blood flow in adult humans in the well vascularized bone?

200–400 mL/min (correct)

1000–1200 mL/min

50–100 mL/min

600–800 mL/min

Which function is NOT associated with bone?

Production of blood cells

Supporting the body against gravity

Regulation of blood sugar levels (correct)

Protection of vital organs

What happens to linear bone growth when the epiphyses unite with the shaft of the bone?

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Where is the bone marrow located?

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Bone Physiology Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the function of the epiphyseal plate in long bones?

What is the total blood flow in adult humans in the well vascularized bone?

Which function is NOT associated with bone?

What happens to linear bone growth when the epiphyses unite with the shaft of the bone?

Where is the bone marrow located?

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