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Growth review

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

true growth

Back (Answer)

increase in BW until mature size is reached

#2
Front (Question)

what don’t we know about growth

Back (Answer)

why it starts, how it’s regulated, how it stops

#3
Front (Question)

hyperplasia

Back (Answer)

increase in cell numbers

#4
Front (Question)

hypertrophy

Back (Answer)

increase in cell size

#5
Front (Question)

endoderm

Back (Answer)

GI tract, lungs, bladder

#6
Front (Question)

Mesoderm

Back (Answer)

skeleton, skeletal muscle, C.T

#7
Front (Question)

ectoderm

Back (Answer)

skin, hair, brain, spinal cord

#8
Front (Question)

tissues

Back (Answer)

specialized group of cells that function together

#9
Front (Question)

organs

Back (Answer)

groups of tissues that work together to perform specific functions

#10
Front (Question)

system

Back (Answer)

a group of organs that accomplishes a larger function

#11
Front (Question)

two parts to long bones

Back (Answer)

• epiphyses (enlarged ends) • diaphysis (shaft region)

#12
Front (Question)

osteoblasts

Back (Answer)

bone matrix production

#13
Front (Question)

osteocytes

Back (Answer)

maintenance of bone matrix

#14
Front (Question)

osteogenesis

Back (Answer)

formation of bone

#15
Front (Question)

osteoclasts

Back (Answer)

involved in bone resorption (breakdown and remodeling)

#16
Front (Question)

what does cartilage determine

Back (Answer)

maturity

#17
Front (Question)

2 factors of frame size

Back (Answer)

-height at hips -age

#18
Front (Question)

fat development is by

Back (Answer)

hypertrophy

#19
Front (Question)

shape of the growth curve

Back (Answer)

sigmoidal (S-shaped)

#20
Front (Question)

What hormone’s responsible for increasing rate of the closure of the epiphyseal plate to slow growth?

Back (Answer)

estrogen

#21
Front (Question)

this hormone stimulates muscle development and has an inhibitory influence on fat deposition

Back (Answer)

testosterone

#22
Front (Question)

4 locations of fat deposition

Back (Answer)

-KPH -intermuscular -intramuscular -subcuntaneous

#23
Front (Question)

are intact males usually leaner than their castrated and female counterparts

Back (Answer)

yes