What hormone promotes an increase in the activity of osteoclasts?
A) testosterone
B) calcitonin
C) parathyroid hormone (PTH)
D) estrogen
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Q46: Which hormone,produced by the thyroid gland,works opposite
Q47: The layers of bone tissue immediately deep
Q48: What term implies bone deposition via osteoblasts?
A)keratinization
B)degradation
C)calcification
D)resorption
Q49: As a result of the increase of
Q50: What is NOT an effect of growth
Q52: Bone resorption requires the activity of:
A)osteocytes.
B)osteoclasts.
C)osteoblasts.
D)chondrocytes.
Q53: Calcitonin functions to:
A)increase bone deposition.
B)stimulate bone resorption.
C)increase
Q54: What is the last process to occur
Q55: Appositional growth produces:
A)endochondral ossification.
B)bone growth in length.
C)intramembranous
Q56: What vitamin deficiency causes rickets in children?
A)vitamin
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