Anatomy of Bone and Cartilage

The protein present in the matrix of bone is called chondrin.

Diaphysis is the terminal region filled with red marrow.

Bone is formed by chondrocytes.

Cartilage is classified into only two types: hyaline and elastic.

Fibrous joints are partially movable.

Synovial joints do not have a fluid-filled capsule.

Skeletal muscles are involuntary.

Cardiac muscles are found in internal organs.

Cramps are sudden and voluntary contractions of entire muscles.

Compound fractures involve cracked bones without breaking the skin.

The repair process of a simple fracture involves only three stages.

A sprain is a complete change of position or separation of bones from a joint.