Exam 3

Question 1

Joints

Answer 1

2 or more bones come together; help hold bones firm while moving

Question 2

Connective tissue that hold bones to bones

Answer 2

Ligaments

Question 3

Collagen that attaches muscle to bones; support bone movement in response to contraction

Answer 3

Tendons

Question 4

Gel-like supporting tissue

Answer 4

cartilage

Question 5

small sacs adjacent to joints, holding synovial fluid

Answer 5

Bursae

Question 6

Name the 4 different sections of the cranium

Answer 6

frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital

Question 7

Primary prevention against osteoporosis

Answer 7

Counsel patients about balanced diet, rich in calcium and vitamin D; weight bearing exercise; avoid smoking and excessive alcohol

Question 8

Secondary prevention for osteoporosis

Answer 8

Routine screening (65+); measure BMD ( bone mineral density)

Question 9

What areas of the body have a hinge joint

Answer 9

Elbow, ankle, knee

Question 10

What ares of the body have a condyloid hinge joint

Answer 10

fingers

Question 11

What areas of the body have a pivitol joint

Answer 11

neck and cervical spine, forearm

Question 12

what areas of the body have a ball and socket

Answer 12

shoulder, hip

Question 13

what areas of the body have a condyloid joint

Answer 13

toes, wrist

Question 14

What areas of the body have a gliding joint

Answer 14

foot

Question 15

what areas of the body have a saddle joint

Answer 15

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