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What is the main function of a bursa in a joint?
What is the main function of a bursa in a joint?
- To provide strength to the joint
- To attach bone to bone
- To reduce friction between moving parts (correct)
- To stabilize muscles and bones
Which connective tissue attaches bone to bone?
Which connective tissue attaches bone to bone?
- Ligament (correct)
- Bursa
- Tendon
- Cartilage
How does hyaline cartilage receive nutrition?
How does hyaline cartilage receive nutrition?
- By synthesizing its own nutrients
- By absorbing sunlight
- Through direct blood supply
- By diffusion from nearby tissues (correct)
What is the function of a tendon in the body?
What is the function of a tendon in the body?
How are ligaments named according to the text?
How are ligaments named according to the text?
What is the primary function of connective tissue in joints?
What is the primary function of connective tissue in joints?
Which component provides compressive strength to bone?
Which component provides compressive strength to bone?
What is the main difference between woven bone and lamellar bone?
What is the main difference between woven bone and lamellar bone?
Which type of cartilage is commonly found in structures like the intervertebral discs?
Which type of cartilage is commonly found in structures like the intervertebral discs?
According to Wolff's law, what effect does an increase in loading have on bone?
According to Wolff's law, what effect does an increase in loading have on bone?
Which component of the body records changes in tension in muscles?
Which component of the body records changes in tension in muscles?
What is the primary factor responsible for poor posture according to the text?
What is the primary factor responsible for poor posture according to the text?
How does faulty posture impact health according to the text?
How does faulty posture impact health according to the text?
Which sensory organ is responsible for recording changes in body position with the surrounding environment?
Which sensory organ is responsible for recording changes in body position with the surrounding environment?
What aspect of posture is affected by poor hygienic conditions according to the text?
What aspect of posture is affected by poor hygienic conditions according to the text?
What is posture defined as in the text?
What is posture defined as in the text?
How does good posture affect the body according to the text?
How does good posture affect the body according to the text?
Which elements are involved in maintaining posture according to the text?
Which elements are involved in maintaining posture according to the text?
In the context of posture, what does 'active posture' refer to?
In the context of posture, what does 'active posture' refer to?
What is the postural mechanism mainly involving according to the text?
What is the postural mechanism mainly involving according to the text?
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