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Flashcards by Justin Veazey, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Justin Veazey
about 10 years ago
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| Question | Answer |
| What type of joint is a 'Synarthroses'? | Synarthroses: Bones connected by fibrous tissue (EG: teeth/alveolar bone) |
| What type of joint is an Amphiarthroses? | Amphiarthroses: Bone connected by hyaline cartilage (E.G. pelvic/mandibular symphyses) |
| What kind of joint is Synovial Joint? | Synovial joint: True Joint |
| What do you call/ How would you describe area 'A' of a joint? | Normal |
| What do you call area 'B'? | Area B is an example of Fibrillation |
| What is area 'C' an example of | Area 'C' is an diagram of Eburnation |
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What is this an example of?
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osteophyte.JPG (image/JPG)
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Osteophyte formation (sequel of chronic joint injury) |
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