What Is the Order You Would Encounter These Tissues Entering $\rightarrow$

question 32

Multiple Choice

What is the order you would encounter these tissues entering from the outside of the end of a long bone of the arm?

• A)articular cartilage \(\rightarrow\) spongy bone \(\rightarrow\) marrow\(\rightarrow\) periosteum
• B)articular cartilage \(\rightarrow\) periosteum \(\rightarrow\) spongy bone\(\rightarrow\) marrow
• C)periosteum \(\rightarrow\) articular cartilage \(\rightarrow\) spongy bone \(\rightarrow\) marrow
• D)articular cartilage \(\rightarrow\) marrow \(\rightarrow\) spongy bone \(\rightarrow\) periosteum
• E)spongy bone \(\rightarrow\) articular cartilage \(\rightarrow\) periosteum \(\rightarrow\) marrow

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Definitions:

Innermost Tunic

The deepest layer of a structure, often referring to the inner layer of a blood vessel or other tubular organ.

Rods

Photoreceptor cells in the retina that are sensitive to low light levels and are responsible for night vision.

Photoreceptor Cells

Specialized cells in the retina of the eye that respond to light, enabling vision.

Innermost Tunic

The deepest layer of an organ or structure, often referring to the inner layer of blood vessels that is in direct contact with the blood.