Exam 9: Joints

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A separated shoulder is an injury to the shoulder (glenohumeral joint).

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Which of the following pairs of terms is most closely associated or matched?

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The line is pointing to the _____ ligament. The line is pointing to the _____ ligament.

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Give the structural classification, list the possible movements, and name the articular surfaces of the bones for a) the shoulder joint, b) the metacarpophalangeal joints, c) the hip joint.

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The movement of the mandible in a forward direction parallel to the ground is called _____.

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The joint between two bodies of adjacent vertebrae is a synchondrosis.

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Define the terms synarthrosis and diarthrosis and give an example of each.

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What structure(s) of the synovial joint absorb(s) shock from external forces that are placed on it?

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Which joint shows the motions called elevation and depression?

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Which joint is the most frequently injured of the major joints of the body?

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Which joint shows a hinge motion?

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In order to fully understand kinesiology (study of movement), one would be advised to study _____ (scientific study of joints) first.

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The articular capsule of the hip joint is one of the strongest in the body. It consists partially of

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Which of the following terms could describe a joint at which flexion and extension are the only movements? 1) pivot joint 2) hinge joint 3) monaxial joint 4) biaxial joint

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Which joint shows the motion called rotation?

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