Gross Muscle Structure Review

What tissue connects Bone to Bone at the Joint

What tissue connects Muscle to Bone across a Joint

In order for a joint to flex (Like your elbow for instance) What must a muscle do? What is it's action

The part of the Muscle attached to bone that remains stationary or fixed when movement occurs is called the

The part of the Muscle attached to bone that moves when movement occurs is called the

The main part of the muscle or it's Bulk, where contractions are visible, is called the

When a Muscle or Tendon are injured by over stretching or tearing, this is called a

When a Ligament is injured by over stretching or tearing, this is called a

Tendons are covered by a sheath that keeps them lubricated during movement to prevent friction. What is the Name OR the Membrane that is this Tendon Sheath

These small synovial lined sacs are found where tendons attach to bone, either on top of or beneath. What are they called