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Joints and Movement

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Question 1

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What types of movement do synovial hinge joints allow?

Only flexion and extension

Only abduction and adduction

Flexion, extension, and rotation

Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and rotation

Question 2

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What types of movement do synovial hinge joints allow?

Only flexion and extension

Only abduction and adduction

Flexion, extension, and rotation

Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, and rotation

Question 3

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Which is an example of a hinge synovial joint?

Shoulder

Wrist

Hip

Knee

Question 4

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What kind of motion does a pivot synovial joint perform?

Spherical movement

Hinge motion

Rotational movement

Sliding movement

Question 5

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Gliding (Plane) joints allow what kind of movement?

Sliding movement

Flexion and extension

Rotational movement

Spherical movement

Question 6

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What type of joint is shown in the image below?

Saddle Joint

Pivot Joint

Ball and Socket Joint

Hinge Joint

Question 7

7.

Identify the type of synovial joint shown in the image below.

Pivot Joint

Gliding Joint

Saddle Joint

Hinge Joint

Question 8

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What is the function of synovial fluid in synovial joints (see image below)?

It hardens the joint

It cools the joint

It acts as a lubricant and reduces friction

It blocks joint movement

Question 9

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The below image represents the anatomy of the knee. Identify the structure labeled as #1.

Tibia

Fibula

Radius

Femur

Question 10

10.

Below represents an image of the anatomy of the knee. Identify the structure labeled as #4.

Tibia

Fibula

Radius

Femur

Question 11

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Below represents an image of the anatomy of the knee. Identify the structure labeled as #9.

Tibia

Fibula

Radius

Femur

Question 12

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Below represents an image of the anatomy of the knee. Identify the structure labeled as #6.

ACL

MCL

LCL

PCL

Question 13

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Below represents an image of the anatomy of the knee. Identify the structure labeled as #2.

ACL

MCL

LCL

PCL

Question 14

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The image below represents a varus stress test. An orthopedic doctor will perform this test by my moving the tibia toward the _ direction of the body while moving the femur toward the direction of the body to determine if there is an injury involving a specific ligament in the knee.

medial, lateral

lateral, medial

anterior, posterior

posterior, anterior

Question 15

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Which knee ligament injury is the varus stress test used to diagnose?

ACL

PCL

MCL

LCL

Question 16

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The image below represents which range of motion movement?

Adduction

Abduction

Flexion

Retraction

Question 17

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Which type of range of motion movement is shown in the image below?

Depression

Elevation

Adduction

Rotation

Question 18

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What tool is used to measure the range of motion in a joint?

Protractor

Gladiator

Goniometer

Caliper

Question 19

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What is the main function of joints in the human body?

Allow movement

Produce blood cells

Store fat

Generate heat

Question 20

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Which type of joint provides the greatest range of motion?

Pivot joints

Hinge joints

Saddle joints

Ball and socket joint

Question 21

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The table below represents the normal ranges of motion for various joints in the body. If a patient suffers a severe injury to their ankle, describe how you would expect their range of motion for dorsiflexion and plantar flexion would change.