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A female tennis player has suffered an injury to her shoulder that has affected her bursae in the joint. Which of the following consequences would be most expected from this aspect of her injury?
 
  A)
  Increased friction on the tendons of the shoulder joint
  B)
  Direct contact between the humerus and scapula bones
  C)
  Loss of connection between the humerus bone and biceps muscle.
  D)
  Fusing of the head of the humerus with the glenoid capsule of the scapula.

Question 2

Laparoscopic knee surgery in a 22-year-old basketball player has necessitated entry into the synovial cavity. The surgeon performing the procedure would be aware of which of the following relevant characteristics of synovial tissue?
 
  A)
  Synovial tissue has a slow rate of healing compared to muscle tissue.
  B)
  Damage to synovial tissue is known to be excruciatingly painful.
  C)
  The synovial membrane lacks direct blood supply, precluding bleeding into the joint.
  D)
  Few pain receptors are located in the synovial membrane.



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Answer to Question 1

Ans:
A

Feedback:

The primary role of bursae is the reduction of friction on tendons. Damage to the bursae would not result in bone-to-bone contact, fusing of the joint, or separation between normally connected muscle and bone.

Answer to Question 2

Ans:
D

Feedback:

The synovial membrane is innervated only by autonomic fibers that control blood flow. It is relatively free of pain fibers. Synovial tissue heals relatively quickly, and it receives a blood supply.



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