Anatomy And Physiology I (Biod 151) Lab 8 Exam Histology Of Connective Tissue Complete Exam With Actual Questions And Answers.docx

what is the disorder known as a tremor? {Ans: TREMOR: rythmic involuntary contraction}what are the specific joints of the human body? {Ans: 1.TEMPEROMANDIBULAR JOINT: hinge joint between mandible and temperal bone 2.GLENHUMERAL JOINT: ball and socket joint formed by the humerus and glenoid cavity of the scapula 3.ELBOW JOINT: hinge joint formed from humerus, ulna, and radius 4.HIP JOINT: ball and socket joint formed by femur and acetabulna 5.TIBIAFEMORAL: hinge joint formed by femur, tibia, and patella}what are the parts of the long bones? {Ans: diaphysis: the shaft of the long bone epiphysis:end of the bone metaphysis:area between epiphysis and diaphysis, contain the epiphyseal plate articular cartilage: thin layer of hyaline cartilage covering the epiphysis to reduce friction and absorb shock Periosteum: tough connective tissue around the surface of the bone medullary cavity: hollow center of the bone which contains yellow bone marrow, helps minimize weight Endosteum: thin membrane lining the inside of the medullary cavity, made of connective tissue and bone-forming cells}what is the difference between compact bone and spongy bone? {Ans: COMPACT BONE: strongest form of bone tissue. concentrated in diaphysis. provides protection, support, resists stress of movement SPONGY BONE: concentrated in the epiphysis