Exam 19: Skeletal System and Pathologies

Which pathology is a chronic, inflammatory, systemic disease that destroys synovial membranes?

Which pathology is an accumulation of synovial fluid behind the knee?

What covers the articulating surfaces of bone?

What is the central passageway of an osteon that contains the bone's blood supply and nerves called?

Which cells form bone?

Which term means blood cell production?

The bones in the spine are in which category?

Which cells destroy bone?

What term means the dense, fibrous sheath that surrounds the diaphysis?

Which type of joint has extremely limited movement capabilities?

Which movement is toward the midline of the body?

Which term means the two ends of a long bone?

Which term means the place where bones come together or join?

Which movement is lateral rotation in which the bones of the forearm are parallel and the palm faces anteriorly?

Which term means the process of bone development?

Which movement occurs when a bone pivots around its own central axis?

Which structure unites articulating bones?

Which type of joint contains an oval-shaped surface of one bone that fits into a depression or socket of another bone, allowing the bone to travel back and forth and from side to side?

Which movement is in an anterior direction?

Which pathology is characterized by inflammation of the joint capsule and progressive joint damage, leading to loss of articular cartilage?