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Bone Tissue, Joints, Skeletal Muscles (Types of synovial Joints. (Gliding:…

- - - - Made of Oseons.
        
        Central Canal connected by protruding canals.
        
        Lamellea make up the osteon
        
        Lacuna holds the Osteocytes
        
        Canaliculea are tunnels between the osteocytes that allows cells to communicate
    - - Outerlayer
        
        Dense Irregular Connective Tissue; Attaches Ligaments and tendons with perforating fibers on surface
      - Inside layer
        
        Osteogenic (bone making)
        
        Helps with appositional growth by growing the bone on the outside.
  - - - Trabeculea are made up of collagen fibers and covered by endosteum
        
        Endosteum is osteogenic
        
        Continuously remodels cells and breaks down old cells.
  - - - epiphyseal plate turns into the epiphyseal line. Cartilage is formed, then the cartilage dies and is osteofied.
    - - mesenchymes start to form osteoblast; can be found in bones of the skull, mandible, and clavicle.
    - - Eats organic part of tissue, Inorganic goes into blood stream
- - - - Appear between skull bones; Not movable
    - - Bundles of dense regular connective tissue. Usually ligaments; not much movement.
    - - tooth meets alveolus, periodontal ligament, immovable.
  - - - hyaline cartilage, found in the epiphyseal, manubrium, and first few ribs; Immovable.
    - - Fibrocartilage and hyaline, intervertebral disc, pubic synphysis. slightly movable.
  - - - provides more cushion
      - tendon sheath is a specialized bursea
- - - - muscle fibers make up the fascicles; covered by endomysium