Ohlsen joints

point of contact between two bones

• arthrosis

• articulation

• joint

• all of these

fluid in joint cavity

• mucus

• plasma

• serous

• synovial

A joint with connective tissue containing chondrocytes in lacunae linking the bones, but finds no synovial cavity would be placed in which structural classification?

• cartilaginous

• diarthrosis

• fibrous

• synovial

A joint with collagen-rich connective tissue fibers linking the bones but no synovial cavity would be placed in which structural classification

• cartilaginous

• fibrous

• synovial

• synartrosis

Example of a synchondrosis joint

• epiphyseal plate (disc)

• intertarsal

• sutures

• tibiofibular

The pubic symphysis is a _________ joint.

• amphiarthrosis

• symphysis

• both amphiarthrosis and symphysis

• neither amphiarthrosis nor symphysis

The main difference between fibrous joints and cartilaginous joints is that...

• cartilaginous joints use cartilage to connect bones whereas fibrous joints use dense fibrous connective tissue.

• cartilaginous joints do not have a synovial cavity whereas fibrous joints do.

• all cartilaginous joints permit no movement whereas all fibrous joints permit a little movement.

• all fibrous joints permit no movement whereas all cartilaginous joints permit a little movement.

two structural joints with no cavity

• fibrous and cartilaginous

• fibrous and synovial

• synovial and cartilaginous

• there is only one joint with no cavity

tibiofibular joint (structurally)

• syndesmosis

• synchrondrosis

• symphysis

• gomphosis

tibiofibular joint (functionally)

• amphiarthrosis

• diarthrosis

• symphysis

• synchondrosis