Bursae are fluid filled - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Origin - ANSWER-The end of the muscle that attaches to the more or less stationary part of the skeleton. insertion - ANSWER-the end of the muscle attached to the portion of the skeleton which moves when the muscle contracts. belly - ANSWER-the term for the fleshy (muscle fiber portion) of the muscle which is surrounded by the epimysium Tendons - ANSWER-the connective tissue portion of the muscle (the continuation of the epimysium) which attached to the bone. strong tensile strength. ...

HOSA Physical Therapy - Musculoskeletal Conditions Exam with Questions and Answers What is the goal of Musculoskeletal PT? ANSWER return the patient to their original state before the injury Dysfunctions of the musculoskeletal system ANSWER result in pain, stiffness, edema, weakness, or loss of range of motion PTNow ANSWER a website designed to help clinicians access the latest literature clinical practice guidelines ANSWER allow therapists to have rapid access to synthesize research...

A patient with left knee pain is diagnosed with bursitis. The nurse will explain that bursitis is an inflammation of a. the synovial membrane that lines the joint. b. a small, fluid-filled sac found at some joints. c. the fibrocartilage that acts as a shock absorber in the knee joint. d. any connective tissue that is found supporting the joints of the body ANS: B Bursae are fluid-filled sacs that cushion joints and bony prominences. Fibrocartilage is a solid tissue that cushions some jo...

Musculoskeletal System -(3) components? -Functions ->Provides structure ->Allows movement ->Protects vital organs ->Stores minerals ->Produces blood components (bone marrow) muscles, bones, joints -.... hold bones together with ligaments and tendons ->.... are bone to bone ->.... are muscle to bone -.... are fluid-filled sacs which reduce friction and allow free movement of joints. muscles; ligaments; tendons; bursae Disease and Injury -Musculoskeletal diseases rank first...

Posterior (dorsal) - correct answer toward the back Dorsal - correct answer toward the back Superior - correct answer toward the head Superficial - correct answer near the surface Medial - correct answer toward the midline Lateral - correct answer ...

What are the physiological processes of bone? Correct Answer growth modeling remodeling blood-bone exchange repair/healing Myofibrials are functional subunits that consist of 2 types of subunits known as? Correct Answer myosin (thick) actin filaments (thin) sarcomere is a contractile unit nerve supply is necessary for? Correct Answer contraction What connects muscle to bone? Correct Answer tendons what covers the ends of bone to reduce friction? Correct Answer cartilage Wh...

dysfunction - any functional disability; PT determines the cause and extent of these Range of Motion (ROM) - movement at a joint Bursitis - inflammation of bursae; commonly occurs at the shoulder to the subacromial bursa Bursae - fluid-filled sacs throughout the body that decrease friction between structures Tendinopathy - disorders of the tendons Tendinitis - inflammation of the tendon Tendinosis - degeneration of the tendon by overuse Nerve entrapment - pressure on a nerve Ligament - s...

A patient with left knee pain is diagnosed with bursitis. The nurse will explain that bursitis is an inflammation of a. the synovial membrane that lines the joint. b. a small, fluid-filled sac found at some joints. c. the fibrocartilage that acts as a shock absorber in the knee joint. d. any connective tissue that is found supporting the joints of the body - ANSWER-ANS: B Bursae are fluid-filled sacs that cushion joints and bony prominences. Fibrocartilage is a solid tissue that cushions ...

Origin The end of the muscle that attaches to the more or less stationary part of the skeleton. insertion the end of the muscle attached to the portion of the skeleton which moves when the muscle contracts. belly the term for the fleshy (muscle fiber portion) of the muscle which is surrounded by the epimysium Tendons the connective tissue portion of the muscle (the continuation of the epimysium) which attached to the bone. strong tensile strength. What are tendons...

Certification exam for WGU pathophysiology D236 final test Turner syndrome - CORRECT ANSWER-A chromosomal disorder in females in which either an *X chromosome* is missing, making the person XO instead of XX, or part of one X chromosome is deleted. Tay-Sachs Disease - CORRECT ANSWER-A human genetic disease caused by a recessive allele for a dysfunctional enzyme leads to the accumulation of certain lipids in the brain. Seizures, blindness, and degeneration of motor and mental performa...