Question

Fibrous membrane Synovial membrane Bursa (bursi) Ligaments Ball & socket joints Articulation

Answer 1

Fibrous membrane-It is a membrane which is composed of fibrous connective tissue

Synovial membrane-it is composed of epithelial cells and is found

• lining the capsule
• covering those parts of the bones within the joint not covered by articular cartilage.
• covering all intracapsular structures that do not bear weight.

Bursae-They are little sacs of synovial fluid and act as cushions to pevent friction between a bone and a ligament or tendon or skin where a bone in a joint is near the surface.

Ligaments-They are fibrous bands of connective tissue that attaches bone to bone assists in stabilization of joint structures,prevents undesirable movement .

Ball and Socket joints-THe head of onebone is ball shaped and articulates with a cup-shaped socket of another .The joint allows for a wide range of movement ,including flexion,extension,adduction,abduction,rotation and circumduction Examples are the shoulder and hip.

Articulation-The connection where two bones come together .