What is a bursa?Multiple choice question.A fibrocartilage pad that absorbs shock within a synovial joint.A thin layer of hyaline cartilage helps protect the ends of bones within a joint.Dense connective tissue that holds two bones within a joint together.A fluid-filled sac that decreases friction between two structures.

What are bursae?Multiple choice question.Tissue that surrounds skeletal muscleFluid-filled sacs between tendon and boneThe attachment point between muscle and boneCushions within skeletal muscles

Bursae are ______ and are found in ______ joints.Multiple choice question.pads of fibrocartilage; symphysisarticular cartilage; synovialfluid-filled sacs; synovial

Which one of the following bursa is affected in "housemaid's knee"?*Infrapetellar bursaPrepatellar bursaSemimebranosus bursaSuprapatella bursa

Match the descriptions to the structures associated with synovial joints.  Description  Structure  Fibrocartilage discs within joint       Fluid-filled sacs       Lining of joint cavity; secretes fluid       Protective layer that covers bone ends

Select all that applyWhich are the locations of fibrocartilage?Multiple select question.It gives flexibility to the external ear.It cushions the bones in the knee.It cushions bones in the pelvic girdle.It forms pads between vertebrae (intervertebral discs).