Chapter 2 Quiz

The difference between type I, II and III collagen is that
Type III is the most common
Type I and II are good at resisting tensile loads
Type II and III are located within muscles
 
The achilles tendon is more vascularized than other tendons because
It has many vinculas thus carrying in more blood
It has minimal energy loss so it can store more blood
It is constantly supporting load so needs a vascular supply
There is a greater amount of ECM in ligaments than in tendons
True
False
Ligaments exhibit
Ansiotropic behavior
Isotropic behavior
As you travel from Zone 4 to Zone 1 in tendons, there is an increase in stiffness and a decrease in stress
True
False
Articular cartilage MAINLY functions to
Constrain joint mortion
Give vasuclarization to the joint
Increase area of load
Cement muscle into bone
The tidemark zone is important for
Delivery of nutrients to bone
Strong repulsive intramolecular forces
Degenerative diseases
Healing, aging and growth
Cancellous bone undergoes self remodeling at shaft and joint surfaces
True
False
Creep takes a shorter amount of time to occur with rapidly loaded forces
True
False
Diarthoses MUST have:
Fibrous tissue
Joint cavity
Extremely porous tissues
Menisci
Synoviocytes produce
HA
Chondritin sulfate
PGs and GAGs
Water and electrolytes
The stratum fibrosum is richly innervated
True
False
Synarthroidal joints are necessary for _________ and diarthrodial joints are necessary for _________
Mobility, stability
Stability, stability
Stability, mobility
Mobility, mobility
Surfaces are in maximal contact in a
Open packed position
Closed packed position
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