How often does healthy bone tissue cells continually and fully replace themselves?

Skeletal muscle represents approximately what percentage of body weight?

Immobility may cause: HYPERglycemia or HYPOglycemia?

Autoimmune caused by antinuclear antibodies that cause inflammation; Dry, scaly, butterfly rash on the face and other sun-exposed areas is often seen with this condition:

What is the dynamic and ongoing process of bone changing?

Bone naturally becomes thinner and weaker due to a process called:

What is the common diagnostic for suspected bone fracture?

This condition occurs when cartilage degenerates, synovial fluid decreases and bone hypertrophies. Usually unilateral, symptoms are relieved with rest

Autoimmune disease that causes painless, symmetric, taut & shiny pitting edema on hands and "sausage-like" fingers:

How many bones are there in the human body? 113, 156, 206, 247

At what age does osteoblastic activity decrease?

What is the common diagnostic for suspected tissue damage?

The enlargement of the finger joints in osteoarthritis is:

Bone infection

What is the primary function of bone?

Per decade, after age 40, what percentage of bone mass is lost in men?

Exercise should be _____minutes per week at least _____ times per week.

This condition is an autoimmune disease caused by autoantibodies that attack healthy tissue, usually bilateral deformity occurs, symptoms do not improve with rest

Which cells in the bones function to repair damaged bone and build new bone to keep the skeleton strong?

A clinical procedure where fluid is aspirated from a joint is called:

Per decade, after age 40, what percentage of bone mass is lost in women?

A combination of blood pooling, compression of small blood vessels and increased coagulability that leads to DVT is called:

A condition in which uric acid crystals cause an immune response is:

Joints that allow limited movement are:

A surgical procedure that allows a practitioner to view the inside of a joint through an instrument called an arthroscope: