MSA1 Final Review

The axial skeleton is made up of...

The appendicular skeleton is made up of...

Six types of synovial joints

Which type of synovial jt is this? Consists of oval-shaped end articulating with the elliptical basin of another bone. It permits flexion/extension and abduction/adduction.

Which type of synovial jt is this? It allows for only flexion/extension. Example: elbow

Which type of synovial jt is this? It's a modified ellipsoid jt composed of convex and concave articulating surfaces. Example- thumb

Which type of synovial jt is this? It's usually between two flat surfaces and allows for the least movement- only small shifting movements.

Which type of synovial jt is this? It's designed to allow one bone to rotate around the surface of another.

First and second cervical vertebrae are an example of which joint type?

The name of the expanded portion at each end of a bone. It is the point of articulation.

What is the site of bone lengthening?

The shaft of the bone.

Two examples of flat bones

Two examples of short bones.

An example of a sesamoid bone

What is the name of the tough, fibrous vascular covering of a bone that is contiguous with tendons and ligaments?

Two examples of amphiarthrotic joints

Three classifications of joints

In what type of joints are bones closely bound together with dense CT?

Two examples of fibrous joints