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REV BIO201 CH3 Flashcards

1
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pocket or sac of synovial membrane extending away from the rest of the joint cavity is a:

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bursa

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2
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joints containing hyaline cartilage are called

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synchondroses

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3
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joints containing fibrocartilage are called

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symphyses

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4
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the inability to produce the fluid that keeps most joints moist would likely be caused by a disorder of the

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synovial membrane

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5
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the type of joint where bones are joined by a dense tissue of collagen fibers is a

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syndesmoses

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6
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gomphoses are

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fibrous joint

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7
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fluid filled joint cavities are

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synovial joints

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8
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saddle joints are

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synovial joints

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9
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sutures are

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fibrous joints

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10
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bony joints are

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synostoses

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11
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synchondroses are

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cartilaginous joints

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12
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nodding the head towards the chest

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flexion

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13
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turning the palms of the hands to face the cieling

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supination

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14
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squeezing the thighs together medially`

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adduction

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15
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pointing the toes to the floor

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plantarflexion

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16
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define diarthrosis and example

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diarthrotic joints have a full range of movement, these are most synovial joints such as ball and socket

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17
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what is NOT associated with a synovial joint

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endosteum

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18
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teeth in alveolar process is

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gomphosis

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19
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parietal bone to occipital bone

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suture

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20
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shaft of radius and ulna is NOT

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synchondrosis

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21
Q

humerus and scapula

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synovial

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22
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between the coxae

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symphysis

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23
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which is NOT a fibrous joint; synchondrosis, suture, gomphosis, syndesmosis

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synchondrosis

24
Q

the five fused vertebrae within the sacrum are collectively classified as what type of joint?

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synostosis

25
Q

joint type of the epiphysial line

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bony joint

26
Q

abduction of thigh moves the thigh —– from the body

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away

27
Q

the only body part that is opposable

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thumb

28
Q

in order to stay on a horse while riding it you must ——- the thighs

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adduct

29
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which movements are flexion?

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bending the elbow, bending over at the vertebral column

30
Q

when you nod your head you are ———– your head

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flexing

31
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when you lift your head back you are ———— your head

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extending

32
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the build up of ——– in the joints causes the condition known as gout. this substance is normally excreted by ———-

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uric acid, urination

33
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joint type: axis and atlas

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gliding/plane joint

34
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trochlea and trochlear notch, joint type

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hinge

35
Q

acetabulum and head of femur, joint type

A

ball and socket joint

36
Q

joint between metacarpal and proximal phalanx, joint type

A

condyloid joint

37
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mandibular fossa and mandibular condyle, joint type

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hinge joint

38
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an attachment site for ligaments that hold the knee joint together

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intercondylar fossa

39
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how many tarsals in the foot

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7

40
Q

the infraspinatus is a muscle found on the —– bone

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scapula

41
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muscle attachment sites on the humerus that connect to muscles that move the wrist

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medial and lateral epicondyle

42
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the glenoid fossa is on the ——— border of the ——–

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lateral, scapula

43
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a depression that serves as an attachment site for the biceps brachii muscle

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intertubercular groove

44
Q

a structure that articulates with the head of the radius

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capitulum

45
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the ————- is an attachment sire for a ligament that anchors the patella

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tibial tuberosity

46
Q

which of the following is not a fibrous joint? syndesmosis, synchondrosis, suture, gomphoses

A

synchondrosis

47
Q

enables the skeletal system to protect the cranium

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synostosis between the frontal bones, the flat bones of the cranium, serrate sutures between the parietal bones- there are no serrate sutures between parietal and frontal bones

48
Q

pointing toes to the cieling

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dorsiflexion

49
Q

not a muscle attachment site on the femur

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lesser tubercle

50
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head of the —– articulates with the carpals

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ulna

51
Q

what articulates with the head of the humerus

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greater tubercle

52
Q

the major vessels and nerves going from the pelvis to the thigh through the —— of the coxa

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greater sciatic notch

53
Q

structure that articulates with the head of the radius

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capitulum

54
Q

muscle attachment site on the ulna

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olecranon

55
Q

diarthrotic joints

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highly moveable, mostly in limbs

56
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amphiarthrotic joints

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slight movement such as vertebral joints

57
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synarthrotic joints

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immoveable joints such as sutures and gomphoses

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