hormones/fractures

bone-forming cells involved in the process of ossification

mature bone cells found interspersed in the lacunae of the matrix

bone-destroying cells involved in breaking down bone to release calcium; the cells respond to PTH

hormone involved in prompting osteoclasts to remove calcium from bones

bone cells that form bone over the articular cartilage during bone growth

hormones that causes osteoblasts to deposit calcium levels

hormone that respond to low blood calcium levels

hormones that responds to high blood calcium levels

hormone responsible for giantism and acromegaly

hormone responsible for making bones stronger

incomplete bone break, one side breaks and other bends (children)

crushed bone; common with osteoporosis

bone portion is pressed inward (such as a skull fracture)

twisting force creates a ragged break (such as a sports injury)

bone is broken in 3 or more places (ostoporosis)