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What is the main function of synovial fluid in a synovial joint?
What is the main function of synovial fluid in a synovial joint?
- Provide structural support to the joint
- Act as a shock absorber for the joint
- Transport nutrients to the joint
- Lubricate the joint and reduce friction (correct)
Which type of joint allows movements to occur around a single axis?
Which type of joint allows movements to occur around a single axis?
- Pivot joint
- Gliding joint
- Ball and socket joint
- Hinge joint (correct)
What is the function of ligaments in a synovial joint?
What is the function of ligaments in a synovial joint?
- Store energy for movement
- Connect bone with a muscle
- Connect bone with a bone (correct)
- Produce synovial fluid
Which type of joint is characterized by having a strong fibrous capsule surrounding it?
Which type of joint is characterized by having a strong fibrous capsule surrounding it?
What are the two main components of intra-articular structures in a synovial joint cavity?
What are the two main components of intra-articular structures in a synovial joint cavity?
Study Notes
Synovial Joint Functions
- Synovial fluid's main function is to reduce friction between bones and facilitate movement in a synovial joint.
Types of Joints
- Hinge joints allow movements to occur around a single axis.
Ligaments in Synovial Joints
- Ligaments function to connect bones and provide stability to a synovial joint.
Joint Characteristics
- A planar joint is characterized by having a strong fibrous capsule surrounding it.
Intra-Articular Structures
- The two main components of intra-articular structures in a synovial joint cavity are articular cartilages and synovial fluid.
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Test your knowledge of joints in the human body with this quiz from the Faculty of Dentistry BMS 112 at gu.edu.eg. Explore the types of joints, the characteristics of synovial joints, and the movements they allow. Challenge yourself to define joints and list their types in this anatomy and embryology quiz.
