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Which tissue is the largest organ in the body?
Which tissue is the largest organ in the body?
- Ligament
- Muscle
- Bone
- Skin (correct)
Which characteristic helps distinguish muscle tissue from other structures?
Which characteristic helps distinguish muscle tissue from other structures?
- Thin and flat feel
- Solid and rigid state
- Taut tubular shape
- Striated texture (correct)
Which tissue connects bones together to form a joint?
Which tissue connects bones together to form a joint?
- Muscle
- Tendon
- Skin
- Ligament (correct)
Which tissue is composed of dense connective tissue?
Which tissue is composed of dense connective tissue?
Which tissue has a solid feel and creates the framework for muscles and ligaments?
Which tissue has a solid feel and creates the framework for muscles and ligaments?
Which structure is usually found deep to muscles or ligaments?
Which structure is usually found deep to muscles or ligaments?
Which tissue has a soft, malleable feel when relaxed and a firm, solid quality when contracted?
Which tissue has a soft, malleable feel when relaxed and a firm, solid quality when contracted?
Which tissue is connected to the superficial fascia?
Which tissue is connected to the superficial fascia?
Which tissue attaches muscle to bone?
Which tissue attaches muscle to bone?
Which tissue has a thickness and flexibility that vary throughout the body?
Which tissue has a thickness and flexibility that vary throughout the body?
Which of the following best describes the term 'palpation' as used in the text?
Which of the following best describes the term 'palpation' as used in the text?
What is the purpose of 'locating a structure' during palpation?
What is the purpose of 'locating a structure' during palpation?
What does it mean to 'assess quality and condition' during palpation?
What does it mean to 'assess quality and condition' during palpation?
What is the recommended approach for palpating small structures?
What is the recommended approach for palpating small structures?
What is the recommended approach for palpating large structures?
What is the recommended approach for palpating large structures?
What is the significance of the statement 'less is more' in palpation?
What is the significance of the statement 'less is more' in palpation?
Why is it important to move slowly during palpation?
Why is it important to move slowly during palpation?
What is the recommended approach when assessing movement or contraction during palpation?
What is the recommended approach when assessing movement or contraction during palpation?
What is the suggested technique for increasing awareness during palpation?
What is the suggested technique for increasing awareness during palpation?
What aspects should be paid attention to during palpation?
What aspects should be paid attention to during palpation?
