問題一覧
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_____pivot_____
A, F
2
_____gomphosis_____
B, E
3
Where do you find synovial fluid?
synovial cavity
4
_____saddle_____
A, F
5
5
Medial Meniscus
6
Which suture connects the occipital bone to the parietal bones?
Lambdoidal suture
7
_____proximal Radio-ulnar____
B, L
8
Which structure attaches the femur to the tibia? (1)
6
9
_____metacarpophalange_____
D, H
10
#2 is the ______ fontanelle which involve the ____ and the _______ sutures
sephnoid fontenelle, squamosal suture, coronal/frontal suture
11
2
Lambdoidal suture
12
The carpometacarpal joint involves __________________I and a ______________.
metacarpal I, carpal(trapezium)
13
____ articulating surface enclosed in a capsule
C
14
The Acetabulofemoral joint involves the _______ of the os coxa and the ________ of the femur.
acetabulum, head
15
_____ interphalange_______
A, H
16
2) Identify the type of joint
condyloid
17
1
synovial cavity
18
1) Identify the type of motion
Flexion /extension
19
_____bones joined by cartilage
A
20
_____Atlanto-occipital_______
D, H
21
3) Identify the type of movement
opposition
22
1
Lateral/Fibular Collateral Ligament
23
Which structure keeps the femur from sliding laterally? (1)
6
24
Which structure prevents hyperflexion of the leg? (1)
3
25
_____suture_____
B, E
26
The talotibial joint involves the _________________ and the ______________ on the fibula and the ________ on the tibia.
talus, lateral malleolus, medial malleolus
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2
Medial/tibial collateral ligament
28
_____carpometacarpo______
F, K
29
_____gliding_____
A, F
30
1
Anterior cruciate ligament
31
It is specifically a ________joint.
Hinge
32
1
Occipital bone
33
_____Joint cavity present
C
34
The temporomandibular joint involves the _________ on the mandible and the ________ on the temporal bone
head, mandibular fossa
35
Identify 2 ______
head of the radius
36
3. Which is/are fibrous joint(s)? (1)
5
37
Which joint(s) allow(s) gliding? (3)
1, 2, 5
38
3
Meniscus
39
_____no joint cavity
A & B
40
_____ball and socket_____
A, F
41
4
Superior articulating surface
42
Which structure is made of hyaline cartilage?
articular cartilage
43
The intertarsal and intercarpal joints and joints between the _________________ and _______________.
tarsals, carpals
44
_____bones joined by ligament
C
45
_____freely moveable joint
C
46
Which joint(s) is/are amphiarthrosis(es)? (1)
9
47
5
fibrous layer of capsule
48
Which structure keeps the tibia from sliding posteriorly? (1)
3
49
_____slightly moveable joint
B
50
6
Medial/Tibial Collateral Ligament
51
Which joint(s) is/are saddle joint(s)? (1)
8
52
The glenohumeral joint involves the ______________ of the humerus and the __________________ on the scapula
head, glenoid cavity
53
The atlanto-axial joint involves the atlas and the _____________ of the axis
dens
54
Which joint(s) is/are pivot joint(s)? (1)
10
55
The humero- ulnar joint involves the ___________ on the humerus and the __________ on the ulna.
trochlea, trochlear notch
56
The tibiofemoral joint involves the ______________of the tibia and the __________ of the femur.
lateral and medial condyles, lateral and medial condyles
57
This is the ________ joint
Humero-ulnar
58
Joint # 3 is called the ___________ joint and is a _____________ joint which allows ______________ movement
carpo-metacarpal, saddle, opposition
59
Which suture connects the parietal bones?
Sagittal suture
60
_____condyloid_____
A, F
61
Which structures are fibrocartilage? (2)
2, 5
62
#1 is the ______ fontanelle which involve the ____ and the _______ sutures.
frontal/coronal fontenelle, sagital suture, coronal/frontal suture
63
_____bones joined by fibrous CT
B
64
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.
65
_____intercarpal_____
E, H
66
An interphalangeal joint is between __________________________.
adjacent phalanges on the fingers or toes
67
Structurally it is a ________joint.
synovial
68
Which joint(s) allow(s) flexion/extension and side to side movement? (1)
6
69
The acromioclavicular joint involves the __________________ of the scapula and the ____________ of the clavicle.
acromion, acromion/lateral end
70
3
Posterior Cruciate Ligament
71
_____talotibial ______
A, H
72
_____Atlanto-occipital_______
B, L
73
_____humero-ulnar_____
A, H
74
Which suture connects the temporal bone to the parietal bone?
Squamosal suture
75
Are these joints synovial, fibrous, or cartilage joints?
synovial
76
Which structure connects the femur to the fibula (1)?
1
77
Which joint(s) allow(s) rotation?
10
78
Which joint(s) allow(s) flexion/extension? (3)
1, 4, 7
79
_____syndesmosis_____
B, D
80
2) Identify the type of motion
flexion/extension, side to side movement
81
Which joint(s) is/are gliding or plane join(s)? (2)
2, 5
82
Which suture connects the frontal bone to the parietal bones?
Frontal or Coronal suture
83
They are functionally ___________ joints and allow ___________movement.
synarthroses, no
84
3
Occipital condyles
85
2
Lateral Meniscus
86
6. Which is/are symphysis joint(s)? (2)
1, 3
87
1. Which is/are synovial joint(s)? (3)
2, 4, 6
88
Which joint(s) is/are synarthrosis(s)? (1)
11
89
What structural type of joint?
synovial
90
Joint #4 is a ____________ joint which allows __________ movement
gliding/plane, gliding
91
1
Sagittal suture
92
Which structure keeps the femur from sliding anteriorly? (1)
4
93
Which joints is/are ball and socket joint(s)? (1)
3
94
7. Which is/are ball and socket joint(s)? (1)
2
95
Which joint(s) is/are hinge joint(s)? (3)
1, 4, 7
96
4. Which is/are amphiarthrosis(es)? (3)
1, 3, 5
97
3
ligament
98
The atlanto-occipital joint involves the __________________of the occipital bone and the ___________on the atlas.
occipital condyle, superior articulating surface