UNCG BIO 271 Test 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
2 types of amphiarthrosis joints Correct Answers syndesmosis,
symphysis
2 types of cartilaginous joints Correct Answers synchondrosis,
symphysis
3 types of fibrous joints Correct Answers suture, gomphosis,
syndesmosis
3 types of synarthrosis joints Correct Answers suture,
gomphosis, synchondrosis
3 types of synovial joints (diarthrosis) Correct Answers
multiaxial, biaxial, uniaxial
a joint that has complete movement Correct Answers
diarthrosis
a joint that has no movement Correct Answers synarthrosis
a joint that has some movement Correct Answers
amphiarthrosis
an injury caused from overstretching or tearing ligaments
Correct Answers sprain
around most synovial joints, alleviate friction Correct Answers
bursa
, biaxial joints Correct Answers condylar, sadle
central nuclei, no striation, involuntary Correct Answers
smooth muscle
contain entire thick filament in this area Correct Answers a
band
contain ion channels, assist in spreading electricity from cell to
cell in cardiac muscles Correct Answers intercalated discs
contain only thick filaments within this area, this area disappears
when muscle fibers conract Correct Answers h band
contain only thin filaments in this area Correct Answers i band
covers individual muscle fibers Correct Answers endomysium
covers the muscle fasicles Correct Answers perimysium
covers the skeletal muscle Correct Answers epimysium
example gomphosis joint Correct Answers inbetween teeth
example of saddle joint Correct Answers thumb
example of suture joint Correct Answers sutures
example of symphysis Correct Answers pubic symphysis,
intervertebral discs
2 types of amphiarthrosis joints Correct Answers syndesmosis,
symphysis
2 types of cartilaginous joints Correct Answers synchondrosis,
symphysis
3 types of fibrous joints Correct Answers suture, gomphosis,
syndesmosis
3 types of synarthrosis joints Correct Answers suture,
gomphosis, synchondrosis
3 types of synovial joints (diarthrosis) Correct Answers
multiaxial, biaxial, uniaxial
a joint that has complete movement Correct Answers
diarthrosis
a joint that has no movement Correct Answers synarthrosis
a joint that has some movement Correct Answers
amphiarthrosis
an injury caused from overstretching or tearing ligaments
Correct Answers sprain
around most synovial joints, alleviate friction Correct Answers
bursa
, biaxial joints Correct Answers condylar, sadle
central nuclei, no striation, involuntary Correct Answers
smooth muscle
contain entire thick filament in this area Correct Answers a
band
contain ion channels, assist in spreading electricity from cell to
cell in cardiac muscles Correct Answers intercalated discs
contain only thick filaments within this area, this area disappears
when muscle fibers conract Correct Answers h band
contain only thin filaments in this area Correct Answers i band
covers individual muscle fibers Correct Answers endomysium
covers the muscle fasicles Correct Answers perimysium
covers the skeletal muscle Correct Answers epimysium
example gomphosis joint Correct Answers inbetween teeth
example of saddle joint Correct Answers thumb
example of suture joint Correct Answers sutures
example of symphysis Correct Answers pubic symphysis,
intervertebral discs
