General Anatomy

Question 1

Synarthrosis

Answer 1

“together”, skull joints

Question 2

Ampharthrosis

Answer 2

“both sides”, vertebrae joints

Question 3

Diarthrosis

Answer 3

“apart”, all joints not in back or skull

Question 4

Uniaxial

Answer 4

one plane

Question 5

Biaxial

Answer 5

two planes

Question 6

Multiaxial

Answer 6

three or more planes

Question 7

Fibrous

Answer 7

(Syn and Amph) connected by fibrous connective tissue/inflexible, no joint cavity

Question 8

Fibrous Suture

Answer 8

Skull

Question 9

Fibrous Syndesmosis

Answer 9

collarbone

Question 10

Fibrous Gomphosis*

Answer 10

teeth (popular question)

Question 11

Cartilaginous

Answer 11

(Syn and Amph) flexible/susceptible to hormones, no joint cavity

Question 12

Cartilaginous Symphysis

Answer 12

vertebrae/hip joints

Question 13

Cartilaginous Synchondrosis

Answer 13

ribs

Question 14

Synovial

Answer 14

(Syn and Amph) bones not connected/mobile. Hyaline cartilage

Question 15

Synovial Glide/plane

Answer 15

scapula (multi)

Question 16

Synovial Pivot

Answer 16

C1 to C2 (uni)

Question 17

Synovial Hinge

Answer 17

Elbow (uni)

Question 18

Synovial Ball and Socket

Answer 18

leg to hip (multi)

Question 19

Synovial Saddle

Answer 19

fingers (bi)

Question 20

Synovial Condyloid

Answer 20

wrist (bi)

Question 21

Superficial Fascia

Answer 21

into/under skin

Question 22

Kyphotic curves

Answer 22

posterior primary curves of the spine (fetal curves) (Thoracic/Sacral)

Question 23

Lordotic curves

Answer 23

anterior secondary curves of the spine (Cervical/Lumbar)

Question 24

Deep Fascia

Answer 24

around bones/muscles/nerves/ arteries/veins

Question 25

Aponeurotic Deep Fascia

Answer 25

white fibrous tissue that can turn into tendons

Question 26

Epimysial Deep Fascia

Answer 26

protective warp around muscles

Question 27

Parietal Fascia

Answer 27

lines body cavity

Question 28

Visceral Fascia

Answer 28

around organs

Question 29

Collagen Type I

Answer 29

most common. Around tendons/ muscles/teeth/bones/cartilage

Question 30

Collagen Type II

Answer 30

in joints for shock absorption

Question 31

Collagen Type III

Answer 31

second most common. Around arteries/visceral organs

Question 32

Collagen Type IV

Answer 32

in skin

Question 33

Collagen Type V

Answer 33

cell membranes/hair/placenta

Question 34

Extrinsic

Answer 34

Muscles or tissue that is superficial or intermediate; Originating outside the limit of a part

Question 35

Instrinsic

Answer 35

Muscles or tissue that is deep; Originating inside wholly within an organ or part