test 1

Question 1

What is a plane joint

Answer 1

Flattend or slightly curved that slide across one another movement is slight

Question 2

what is a hinge joint

Answer 2

Permit angular motion in a single plane like opening and closing a door

Question 3

Condylar joint

Answer 3

an oval articular joint face nestled within a depression on the opposing surface

Question 4

Saddle joint

Answer 4

have articular faces that fit together like a rider on a saddle

Question 5

pivot joint

Answer 5

only permit rotation

Question 6

ball and socket joint

Answer 6

a round ball in in a cup shaped hole

Question 7

Where is a plane joint

Answer 7

clacivales, carpal and tarsal, sacrum and hip bone

Question 8

Where are hinge joints

Answer 8

elbow knee ankle between phlanges

Question 9

Where is condylar joint

Answer 9

between radius and proximal carpal joints. In the fingers and toes

Question 10

Where are saddle joints

Answer 10

at the base of the thumb

Question 11

Where are pivot joints

Answer 11

between the head of the radius and the proximal shaft of the unlawful

Question 12

Where are ball and socket joints

Answer 12

shoulders and hips

Question 13

Flexion

Answer 13

Angle of the joint decreases (Flexing arm)

Question 14

Extension

Answer 14

Angle of joint Decreases (Straightening arm)

Question 15

Adduction

Answer 15

Movement of bone towards body

Question 16

Abduction

Answer 16

Movement of bone away from body

Question 17

Within the inner lining of which structure are you most likely to find a pseudostatified columnar cell

Answer 17

Large airway

Question 18

The dermis layer of the skin should not contain

Answer 18

Fibrocartlidge

Question 19

Wich Charectarisitc is not associotaed with Ep tissue

Answer 19

cells with regenerate slowly compared to cells in connective tissue

Question 20

Wich charecterisitc listed is more closely associated with ep tissue rather then ct tissue

Answer 20

cells located deep in the epidermis and distant surfaces of the body

Question 21

what are are tiny folds on the apical surface of ep cells

Answer 21

microvilli

Question 22

Which charectarisitc applies to simple cuboidal ep tissue

Answer 22

the cells help to absorb most nutrients through the gastrointestinal wall

Question 23

what is considered loose ct

Answer 23

hyaline catlidge

Question 24

wichich structure separates ep tissue from ct tissue

Answer 24

cilia

Question 25

what contains areolar ct

Answer 25

papillary layer of the dermis

Question 26

both the patella tendon and patella ligament contain which type of cone ctive tissue

Answer 26

dense irregular

Question 27

Hyaline cartridgeis considerd

Answer 27

supportive connective tissue

Question 28

which tissue fits under the category of loose ct

Answer 28

adipose

Question 29

cells in the epidermis layer of the skin fit into which major tissue category

Answer 29

epithielal

Question 30

in areolar ct you would not expect to find

Answer 30

reticular fibers

Question 31

which of the following statements is true of bone histology

Answer 31

endochondral ossification makes use of a hyaline cartridge model

Question 32

which arrangement shows these foramen or holes through a bone arranged from smallest to largest

Answer 32

lacunae, central canals within osteon,medullary cavity

Question 33

what are osteons

Answer 33

structural units found only in spongy bone tissue

Question 34

what is a result of vita d defficancy

Answer 34

low calcium makes the limbs less resistant to compressive forces

Question 35

what shows the presence of a immature long bone to a child

Answer 35

epiphyseal plates

Question 36

what does not happen in endocondrial ossification

Answer 36

osteoblasts remove the spongy bone tissue to form the medullary cavity

Question 37

intramembronus ossification does not incudes the development of

Answer 37

cartridge tissue

Question 38

each of the following terms are correctly paired with its description expept

Answer 38

osteocyte-bone building cell

Question 39

which of the following structures includes all the others

Answer 39

compact bone tissue

Question 40

which of the following cells should be the most active on replacing bone matrix

Answer 40

osteoblast

Question 41

old person what makes her more likely to bone injury

Answer 41

obviuos

Question 42

hyperactive osteoblast can lead to

Answer 42

osteogenesis and increased secretion of the organic cellular matrix

Question 43

the outermost layer of the periosteum is almost entirely made up of

Answer 43

collagen-hyaline catlidge-ephyfifis-femur

Question 44

the fibrous capsule of the joint

Answer 44

secretes synovial fluid to fill the joint space

Question 45

are inter carpal joints biaxial

Answer 45

yes

Question 46

increase the angle of a elbow

Answer 46

extension

Question 47

moving arms away from body

Answer 47

abduction

Question 48

example of a cartolings joint

Answer 48

synchondrosis joint

Question 49

interaction of the sacrum and the coccyx bine for what joint

Answer 49

syndeomosis

Question 50

what joint is in the skull

Answer 50

suture

Question 51

are knucleks a hinge joint

Answer 51

no

Question 52

what joint is the thumb

Answer 52

saddle

Question 53

what bone is connected correctly with the joint

Answer 53

carpals connected with the radius - condyloid joint

Question 54

biaxial joints are unique because they allow

Answer 54

felt extended-ab-ad