Test: Joints
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Do not write on this test. Use the scantron to bubble the best choice: 51) The major bones that articulate at the knee joint include the patella, femur, and a) fibula d)humerus b) tibia e) none of the above c) coxal
a) synarthroses d) all of the above b) amphiarthroses e) none of the above c) diarthroses
a) sutures d) hinge joints b) synchondroses e) both c and d are correct c) synovial joints 54) The atlantoaxial joint: a) is between C1 and C2 d) is a pivot joint b) allows rotation e) all of the above c) is a synovial joint 55) The glenohumeral joint: a) is between C2 and C3 d) is a pivot joint b) allows only gliding e) all of the above c) is a synovial joint 56) Sutures, syndesmoses and gomphoses are examples of: a) cartilaginous joints d) all of the above b) synovial joints e) none of the above 57) The immovable joints between skull bones are: a) gomphoses d) sutures b) synovial joints e) cartilaginous joints c) symphyses 58) Examples of cartilaginous joints include: a) intervertebral discs d) all of the above b) pubic symphysis e) none of the above c) epiphyseal plates 59) Synovial joints include: a) teeth in bony sockets d) all of the above b) fibrocartilage pads e) none of the above c) most skull joints 60) Condyloid joint examples include: a) knuckle joints d) all of the above b) elbow joints e) none of the above c) thumb joints 61) Ball and socket joints: a) are synovial joints d) are freely moveable b) have reinforcing ligaments e) all of the above c) include hip and shoulder 62) The joint between the radial head and the ulna is an example of a: a) hinge joint d) plane joint b) pivot joint e) ball and socket joint c) saddle joint 63) The joints between carpal bones are examples of a) hinge joints d) plane joints b) pivot joints e) ball and socket joints 64) Saddle joints are synovial joints that allow greater movement than condyloid joints. Examples include: a) thumb joints d) knee joints b) hip joints e) proximal radioulnar joint c) ankle joints 65) The least mobile of all the types of synovial joints are: a) hinge joints d) plane joints b) pivot joints e) ball and socket joints c) saddle joints 66) The type of synovial joint that allows the greatest range of motion is: a) hinge joints d) plane joints b) pivot joints e) ball and socket joints c) saddle joints 67) Fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial are all: a) freely movable joints d) only found in the appendicular skeleton b) immovable joints e) structural classifications of joints c) axial skeleton joints 68) Amphiarthroses, diarthroses, and synarthroses are: a) synovial joints d) cartilaginous joints b) structural classifications e) functional classifications of joints c) fibrous joints 69) The proximal end of the humerus articulates with: a) ulna d) radius b) scapula e) clavicle c) coxal
a) tarsals d) tibia b) fibula e) phalanges c) carpals 71) The major bones that make up the elbow joint are: a) tibia and femur d) radius and carpals b) humerus and scapula e) ulna and humerus c) tibia and talus 72) A ligament is connective tissue that: a) connects muscle to bone d) connects bone to bone b) encloses a synovial cavity e) acts as padding between vertebrae c) connects muscle to muscle 73) These ‘bags of lubricant’ act to reduce friction between structures during joint activity: a) bursae and tendon sheaths d) hyaline cartilage b) synaovial capsule e) all of the above c) tendons 74) These fibrocartilage pads of the knee act as shock absorbers: a) symphysis d) ligaments b) menisci e) bursae 75) Intracapsular ligaments of the knee that cross each other are called the: a) cruciate ligament d) holy ligaments b) collateral ligaments e) none of the above c) scapular ligaments 76) A rim of fibrocartilage found in ball and socket joints is called the: a) meniscus d) vertebral disc b) labrum e) rotator cuff c) pubic symphysis 77) All limb joints are: a) synovial joints d) all of the above b) cartilaginous joint e) none of the above Use the following choices for questions 78-82. a) patella d) quadriceps muscle b) patellar ligament e) medial (tibial) collateral ligament c) lateral (fibular) collateral ligament 
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