Tissues of the MSK System 3

Question 1

synovium

Answer 1

synovial tissue lies in the inner aspect of synovial joints and bursal sacs

Question 2

fxns of synovial tissue

Answer 2

produce lubricating fluids

remove foreign debris (phagocytize)

Question 3

synovium is…

Answer 3

highly vascularized and highly innervated

Question 4

how does synovial fluid respond to trauma or inflammation

Answer 4

edema

pain

Question 5

purpose of bursae

Answer 5

decrease friction

Question 6

where are bursae located

Answer 6

in places where there is need for movement

but danger or friction against structures

Question 7

olecranon bursa

Answer 7

b/w olecranon process and skin overlying the elbow

Question 8

subacromial bursa

Answer 8

b/w acromioclavicular arch and rotator cuff tendons

Question 9

what does fascia connect

Answer 9

everything to everything else in the body

Question 10

what is fascia composed of

Answer 10

CT ranging from loose to dense

relatively non-elastic

Question 11

3 kinds of fascia

Answer 11

superficial

deep

subserous

Question 12

where is superficial fascia

Answer 12

under the skin

Question 13

what does superficial fascia contain

Answer 13

fat

blood vessels

nerves

Question 14

superficial fascia is

Answer 14

loose and very thin

Question 15

where is deep fascia

Answer 15

underneath the superficial fascia

envelops head, trunk and limbs

Question 16

deep fascia is…

Answer 16

dense and tough

continuous

Question 17

deep fascia will…

Answer 17

envelop superficial muscles

interconnect different muscle groups

separates groups of muscles w/ similar fxns

Question 18

what is made of the deepest layer or deep fascia

Answer 18

periosteum

perimysium

perichondrium

Question 19

since deep fascia is continuous

Answer 19

it can create tension at a distant site when pulled on by contracting muscles

Question 20

subserous fascia

Answer 20

surrounds organs in thorax, abdomen and pelvis