Anatomy Review Quiz:
Synovial Fluid: Fluid that lies in the joint cavity.
Gliding: Joint that permits bones to slide. Both bones are flat.
Synovial Membrane: Produces synovial fluid.
Ball and Socket: Joint that allows a lot of movement. (hip and shoulder)
Articulation: Place of union between 2 or more bones.
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Connective Tissue: Layers of small tissue beneath the skin. (Fascia)
Ligament: A band or sheet of fibrous tissue connecting 2 or more bones.
Hinge: Joint that permits flexion and extension. (Knee and Elbow)
Tendon: Fibrous cord or band that connects a muscle to a bone.
Pivot: Pointed or rounded process of one bone fits into a ring-like structure. (vertebrae)
Saddle: A joint, which both bones are shaped alike to fit together.
Anterior view is the _____front_________ view of the body.
Posterior view is the ___back___________ view of the body.
Lateral view is the ____side___________ view of the body.
Medial view is the ___inside____________ view of the body.
Inferior is _______lower________ than a body part.
Superior is _____higher_________ than a body part.
Superficial is ______closer_______ to the skin surface.
Deep is ____further__________ from skin surface.
Distal is ____away__________ from the limbs.
Proximal is ____toward__________ from the limbs.