Orthopedic Surgery
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, Epiphyseal plate Area of active bone growth
Periosteum Covering of bone anchors tendons and ligaments; nourishes bone
Tendon Connects muscle to bone
Ligament Connects bone to bone
Sesamoid bone Found within tendons ( patella, ball of foot)
Long bones Humerus, femur, tibia, fibula
Define Hematopoietic tissue. Where can you find this Responsible for formation of RBCs, WBCs and platelets.
type of tissue? Two types: Myeloid and Lymphatic Tissue
Identify two types of amphiarthrosis joints Cartilage that connects the vertebrae
Disk of cartilage the connects pubic bones
What is the alternate name for diarthrosis joints? Synovial joints
Identify 5 types of diarthrosis joints and give an example Gliding- carpals/tarsals
of each Hinge- elbow/ankle
Condyloid- tmj
Saddle- thumbs
Ball and Socket- Shoulder/hip
Which sesamoid bone is found in the knee? Patella
Abduction Toward the side; away from midline; lateral
Adduction Bring toward the middle; toward the midline; medial
Chapter 21 2026 |
Questions, Answers &
Detailed Rationales Study
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Updated 2026 Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep and Comprehensive
Rationales
Included
, Epiphyseal plate Area of active bone growth
Periosteum Covering of bone anchors tendons and ligaments; nourishes bone
Tendon Connects muscle to bone
Ligament Connects bone to bone
Sesamoid bone Found within tendons ( patella, ball of foot)
Long bones Humerus, femur, tibia, fibula
Define Hematopoietic tissue. Where can you find this Responsible for formation of RBCs, WBCs and platelets.
type of tissue? Two types: Myeloid and Lymphatic Tissue
Identify two types of amphiarthrosis joints Cartilage that connects the vertebrae
Disk of cartilage the connects pubic bones
What is the alternate name for diarthrosis joints? Synovial joints
Identify 5 types of diarthrosis joints and give an example Gliding- carpals/tarsals
of each Hinge- elbow/ankle
Condyloid- tmj
Saddle- thumbs
Ball and Socket- Shoulder/hip
Which sesamoid bone is found in the knee? Patella
Abduction Toward the side; away from midline; lateral
Adduction Bring toward the middle; toward the midline; medial
