Articular cartilage Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

what is this? osteoid - organic material what is this? calcium hydroxyapatite - inorganic material diarthrotic joints freely moving joints what is a ligament what is b? joint cavity what is within the joint cavity synovial fluid what is c articular cartilage what kind of cartilage is articular cartilage hyaline cartilage what is d articular capsule what is e fibrous layer what is f synovial membrane what is g periosteum sagittal plane Extends v...

Monoarticular correct answer: Localized, one joint Polyarticular correct answer: Diffuse, many joints Articular structures include: correct answer: joint capsule articular cartilage synovium synovial fluid intra-articular ligaments juxta-articular bone Articular Disease typically involves correct answer: swelling and tenderness of the entire joint and limits passive and active range of motion. Extra-articular disease typically involves correct answer: Point r focal tenderne...

What are the typical demographics of a patient with MS (what type of person does this disease normally effect) - correct answer Young, caucasion female of eastern European desent At the onset of alzheimers, what category of medications should be initiated - correct answer Cholinesterase inhibitors What factors contribute to a patient being high risk for falls - correct answer History of falls, medications, vision impairment, heat rate/rhythm abnormalities, footwear issues, home environment...

Which paired muscle covers most of the lateral aspect of the ramus of the mandible? A. Temporalis B. Masseter C. Lateral pterygoid D. Medial pterygoid CORRECT ANSWER Masseter During periodontal surgery, a fenestration is exposed on tooth #6, a fenestration is a defect of which type of bone? A. Compact B. Cancellous C. Interdental D. Interradicular CORRECT ANSWER Compact The fibrous connective tissue membrane covering the outside of bone is called the: A. Endosteum B. Peri...

NR509 Mid-Term Study Guide NR509 Mid-Term Study Guide  Articular structures include joint capsule and articular cartilage, the synovium and synovial fluid, intra-articular ligaments and juxta-articular bone o Articular disease involves:  Swelling  Tenderness of the joint  Crepitus  Instability “locking”  Deformity  Limits active and passive range of motion due to stiffness or pain  Extra-articular structures include periarticular ligaments, tendons, bursa...

HAPE Exam 4 Lower MSK 2024 complete update A+ graded Synovial Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Freely movable (diarthrotic) Ex = hinge, pivot, saddle, etc; specific ex = knee, shoulder Cartilaginous Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Slightly movable (amphiarthrotic); found at midline's Ex = vertebral bodies, symphysis of pubis, sternomanubrial joint Fibrous Joint - Extent of Movement and Examples - Immovable (synarthrotic) Ex = skull sutures ...

A molecule that is a storage form of carbohydrate is Correct Answer-glycogen. A body has been sectioned in such a way that there is one whole lung per section and the urinary bladder has been split in half. What type of section is this? Correct Answer-Sagittal As cells are pushed from the deeper portion of the epidermis toward the surface, Correct Answer-they die. The lens of the eye thickens when the Correct Answer-ciliary muscles contract. Articular cartilage receives oxygen and nu...

Orthopedics final exam question with answers graded A+ 2023what contributes to the stability of a joint - correct answer shape of joint, joint capsule, periarticular/intra-articular ligaments, tendons/muscle what things make up the joint "as an organ" - correct answer articular cartilage, synovial membrane, synovial fluid, subchondral bone, ligaments/tendons/muscle, joint capsule does the articular cartilage regenerate? - correct answer no, articular cartilage loss is irreversible- no ot...

•Anterior drawer test has a low sensitivity and high specificity for confirming ACL pathology, so a positive test strongly suggests a problem but a negative test does not rule out an ACL tear. correct answer: A positive test strongly suggests a problem but a negative test does not rule out an ACL tear. When assessing the patient with musculoskeletal problems, it is important to determine if the problem is: correct answer: acute or chronic, articular or nonarticular, inflammatory or noninf...

Articular correct answer: joint (synovium, synovial fluid, articular cartilage, intrarticular ligaments, joint capsule, juxta-articular bone) deep defuse pain, limited active and passive ROM, swelling, crepitation, instability, locking, deformity non-articular correct answer: painful active but not passive ROM dorsiflexion correct answer: bending of the foot or the toes upward plantarflexion correct answer: Ankle movement pointing the foot downward inflammatory conditions correc...