Joints quizz

What is a joint?

• movement

• -the physical point of connection between two bones

  -the point at which two or more bones articulate

• -connect bone to bone and help to stabilize joints they surround.

  -composed mostly of long, stringy collagen fibers that create

  bands of tough, fibrous connective tissue

  -slightly elastic, so they can be stretched and gradually lengthen,

  increasing flexibility. -can become overstretched and

  compromise the integrity of the joint they are supposed to be

  stabilizing

• -tough and flexible bands of fibrous tissue that attache skeletal

  muscles to bone

What is a ligament?

• movement

• -the physical point of connection between two bones

  -the point at which two or more bones articulate

• -connect bone to bone and help to stabilize joints they surround.

  -composed mostly of long, stringy collagen fibers that create

  bands of tough, fibrous connective tissue

  -slightly elastic, so they can be stretched and gradually lengthen,

  increasing flexibility. -can become overstretched and

  compromise the integrity of the joint they are supposed to be

  stabilizing

• -tough and flexible bands of fibrous tissue that attache skeletal

  muscles to bone

What is a tendon?

• movement

• -the physical point of connection between two bones

  -the point at which two or more bones articulate

• -connect bone to bone and help to stabilize joints they surround.

  -composed mostly of long, stringy collagen fibers that create

  bands of tough, fibrous connective tissue

  -slightly elastic, so they can be stretched and gradually lengthen,

  increasing flexibility. -can become overstretched and

  compromise the integrity of the joint they are supposed to be

  stabilizing

• -tough and flexible bands of fibrous tissue that attache skeletal

  muscles to bone

what type of joint is a fibrous joint?

• -Thin layer of fibrous tissue connecting the edges of

  two bones

  -continuous with periosteum

  -no movement allowed at these joints

• -bones separated by fibrocartilage disc or thick

  layer of hyaline cartilage

  -limited movement allowed

• -most commonly occuring joints

  -most important for motility

• I don't know

what type of joint is a cartilaginous joint?

• -Thin layer of fibrous tissue connecting the edges of

  two bones

  -continuous with periosteum

  -no movement allowed at these joints

• -bones separated by fibrocartilage disc or thick

  layer of hyaline cartilage

  -limited movement allowed

• -most commonly occuring joints

  -most important for motility

• I don't know

what type of joint is a Synovial joint?

• -Thin layer of fibrous tissue connecting the edges of

  two bones

  -continuous with periosteum

  -no movement allowed at these joints

• -bones separated by fibrocartilage disc or thick

  layer of hyaline cartilage

  -limited movement allowed

• -most commonly occuring joints

  -most important for motility

• I don't know

What is an ACL?

• Also Cruciate Ligament

• Anterior Cruciate Ligament

• Ainteriors Cruciate ligament

• Amputate cruciate ligament

What is an PCL?

• Panterior Cruciate Ligament

• Past Cruciate Ligament

• Posterior Cruciate ligament

• Post cruciate ligament

What is an MCL?

• Main Collateral Ligament

• Medium Collateral Ligament

• Meant Collateral ligament

• Medial collateral ligament

What is an is RICE in recovery terms?

• Food you eat

• When the doctor evaluates your injury

• Rest

  Ice

  Collaborate

  Equal Icing

• Rest

  Ice

  Compress

  Elevate