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Chapter 8 Skeleton
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1Label the Diagram
- ASkull Line
- BSuture
- CFroaune Line
- DSuture
2Drag the label to the picture
- ASyndesmosis
- BSynchondroses
- CGomphosis
- DSymphyses
3Drag the label to the picture
- ASymphyses
- BSyndesmosis
- CGomphosis
- DSynchondroses
4Drag the label to the picture
- ASynchondroses
- BSyndesmosis
- CGomphosis
- DSymphyses
5Drag the label to the picture
- ASynchondroses
- BGomphosis
- CSymphyses
- DSyndesmosis
6Label the Synovial Joint
- ALigament
- BJoint Cavity
- CJoint Cavity
- DArticular Cartilage
- EArticular
- FArticular Cartilage
- GArticular Briau
- HArticular capsule
7Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?
- Asynovial joint
8Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?
- Asynovial joints
9Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?
- ASynovial Joint
10Different joints allow for different types of movement, which joint allows this movement?
- Asynovial joint
11[blank_start]Articulation[blank_end] site where two or more bones meet
- AArticulation
12[blank_start]Synarthroses[blank_end]—immovable joints
[blank_start]Amphiarthroses[blank_end]—slightly movable joints
[blank_start]Diarthroses[blank_end]—freely movable joints- ASynarthroses
- BAmphiarthroses
- CDiarthroses
13[blank_start]Syndesmoses[blank_end] - Bones connected by ligaments
[blank_start]Gomphoses[blank_end] - Peg-in-socket joints of teeth in alveolar sockets
Cartilaginous Joints:
[blank_start]Synchondroses[blank_end] - Bar/plate of hyaline cartilage unites bones
[blank_start]Symphyses[blank_end] - Fibrocartilage unites bone- ASyndesmoses
- BGomphoses
- CSynchondroses
- DSymphyses
14Synovial Joint Features
- AArticular cartilage
- BJoint (synovial) cavity
- CArticular (joint) capsule
- DSynovial fluid
- EDifferent types of reinforcing ligaments
- FNerves and blood vessels
- GAll of the Above
15[blank_start]Origin[blank_end]—attachment to immovable bone
[blank_start]Insertion[blank_end]—attachment to movable bone- AOrigin
- BInsertion
16[blank_start]Nonaxial[blank_end]—slipping movements only
[blank_start]Uniaxial[blank_end]—movement in one plane
[blank_start]Biaxial[blank_end]—movement in two planes
[blank_start]Multiaxial[blank_end]—movement in or around all three planes- ANonaxial
- BUniaxial
- CBiaxial
- DMultiaxial
17What is the difference between Flexion and Extension?
- AFlexion decreases the angle of the joint and extension increases the angle of the joint
- BExtension decreases the angle of the joint and flexion increases the angle of the joint
18What is the difference between abduction and adduction?
- AAbduction is the movement away from the midline and Adduction is movement toward the midline
- BAbduction is not the movement away from the midline but adduction is
19Choose one special movement of synovial joints
- ASupination and pronation of radius and ulna
- BJumping
- CWalking
- DSwimming
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- Chapter 8 for bones
- Author
- Keyon Brown
- Language
- English
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