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KIN1 Week 1 Reading
Musculoskeletal Anatomy - KIN 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| At times, this tissue—in its various forms—will seem to be at cross-purposes, meaning: | it separates some structures while connecting others. |
| Connective tissues have a rich ________ supply and are penetrated by _____________ . | blood; nerves |
| Essentially, connective tissue is composed of two basic ingredients: | cells and extracellular matrix |
| The matrix is non-cellular and comprises different types of _____________ (extruded by the cells) suspended in a solution called _______________. | protein fibers; ground substance |
| __________________, the most common connective tissue cells, secrete fibers and ground substance. | Fibroblasts |
| _________________ build things. | Fibroblasts |
| If Fibroblasts build bones, they’re called ________________; if it is cartilage they build, they’re __________________. | osteoblasts; chondroblasts |
| Connective tissue cells are also unique because they are ____________ spaced. | widely |
| A mixture consisting primarily of long strands of collagen fibers and formless ground substance: | extracellular matrix |
| The most abundant protein in the body: | Collagen |
| Depending on the type of connective tissue, collagen bands can be ____________ or ________________, ________________, or _______________. | parallel or braided; packed or whipped |
| What are three types of Synarthrotic joints? | Sutures, Gomphases, Synchondrosis |
| What are two types of Amphiathrotic joints? | Syndesmosis, Symphysis |
| What are 6 types of Diarthrosis joints? | Hinge, Ellipsoidal, Saddle, Gliding, Pivot, Ball & Socket, |