joint articular tissues Flashcards

0
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modulates chondrocyte metabolism

A

mechanical stimulation

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classic description of cartilage?

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avascular, aneural, alymphatic

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2
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how cartilage receives nutrients, oxygen?

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diffusion

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3
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pH of cartilage?

A

7.4

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4
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articular cartilage composition?

A

water 65-80%
collagen 10-20%
proteoglycans 10-15%
chondrocytes 5%

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5
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cartilage collagen type?

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95% type II (IV, V, VI, IX, X, XI)

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6
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effect of osteoarthritis?

A

INCREASED water content

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7
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proteoglycans function?

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trap and hold water via cartilage pores

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8
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subunits of proteoglycans?

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GAGs: chondroitin sulfate, keratin sulfate

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9
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cartilage layer with highest collagen fiber concentration?

A

tangential-superficial zone

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10
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coefficient for friction in human joint?

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0.002-0.04

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11
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predominant type of lubrication in dynamic joint function?

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elastohydrodynamic lubrication

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12
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effect of aging?

A

DECREASED WATER content

INCREASED PROTEIN content

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13
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effect of immobilization?

A

cartilage degeneration

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14
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vascularized, mediates nutrient exchange

A

synovium

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15
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synovium cell type A

A

for phagocytosis

16
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synovium cell type B

A

produce synovial fluid

17
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synovial fluid function?

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lubricates, provides nourishment

18
Q

‘nonnewtonian’ flow characteristics of synovial fluid?

A

viscosity not constant; increases as shear rate increases (c/o lubricin)

19
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meniscus function?

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deepens articular surface, broadens contact area, distributes load

20
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knee meniscus function?

A

transmits 50% force in extension, 90% in deep flexion

21
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blood supply of knee meniscus?

A

geniculate arteries (only to PERIPHERAL zone)

22
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meniscal tear with best healing characteristics?

A

peripheral, acute, rim width > 4mm

23
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collagen type in meniscus?

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primarily type I