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Which fibers anchor the periosteum to the bone?
Which fibers anchor the periosteum to the bone?
- Sharpey's fibers (correct)
- Reticular fibers
- Collagen fibers
- Elastic fibers
When do bone surface markings typically become apparent?
When do bone surface markings typically become apparent?
- Puberty and become pronounced in adulthood (correct)
- Old age
- Birth
- Fetal development
What is the main component of Sharpey's fibers?
What is the main component of Sharpey's fibers?
- Adipose
- Elastin
- Collagen (correct)
- Reticulin
Which period is least associated with the initial formation of bone surface markings?
Which period is least associated with the initial formation of bone surface markings?
What is the primary function of Sharpey's fibers?
What is the primary function of Sharpey's fibers?
When are bone surface markings most likely to become pronounced?
When are bone surface markings most likely to become pronounced?
Which type of fiber is NOT directly involved in anchoring the periosteum to the bone?
Which type of fiber is NOT directly involved in anchoring the periosteum to the bone?
What is the periosteum?
What is the periosteum?
During which stage of life do bone markings typically begin to develop?
During which stage of life do bone markings typically begin to develop?
Which of the following is most responsible for connecting the periosteum to the bone matrix?
Which of the following is most responsible for connecting the periosteum to the bone matrix?
Flashcards
Sharpey's fibers
Sharpey's fibers
Sharpey's fibers are strong collagen fiber bundles connecting the periosteum to the bone.
Bone surface markings appearance
Bone surface markings appearance
Bone surface markings appear prominently during puberty and become more defined in adulthood.
Study Notes
- Sharpey's fibers anchor the periosteum to the bone.
- Bone surface markings appear during puberty and become pronounced in adulthood.
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Description
Explore the role of Sharpey's fibers in anchoring the periosteum to bone and the development of bone surface markings. Bone markings appear during puberty and become more pronounced in adulthood. Learn about the timing and components involved in these key bone features.
