FHP - Synovial Joints

Which Joints are charactorized by a Synovial Joint

• Ampiarthrotic

• Synarthrotic

• Diarthrotic

• All Joints

• No Joints

What part of the Synovial Joint is characterised by a strong but somewhat elastic Fibrous Tissue that fitx over the ends of two bones like a sleeve?

• Joint Capsule

• Ligaments

• Articular Cartilage

• Meniscus

• Synovial Membrane

What part of the Synovial Joint is characterised by a strong but non-elastic Fibrous Tissue that connects two bones?

• Joint Capsule

• Ligaments

• Articular Cartilage

• Meniscus

• Synovial Membrane

What part of the Synovial Joint is characterised by a material at that covers the ends of bones to help cushion the bone ends and reduce friction?

• Joint Capsule

• Ligaments

• Articular Cartilage

• Meniscus

• Synovial Membrane

Of the following, WHICH ONE is not associated with Articular Cartilage for Synovial Joints

• Cushion Bones

• Protects Bone Ends

• Reduces Friction

• Produces Synovial Fluid

• Provides Joint Support

What part of the Synovial Joint is characterised by producting synovial fluid which helps to reduce joint friction?

• Joint Capsule

• Ligaments

• Articular Cartilage

• Meniscus

• Synovial Membrane

Where is the Synovial Membrane located?

• Lining the outside of the Joint Capsule

• Lining the inside of the Joint Capsule

• Lining the Outide of the Articular Cartilage

• Lining the outside of the Meniscus

• It is the lining underneath the Articular Cartilage