Question 1

The site where 2 or more bones meet is called......

Accepted Answer

Joints

Question 2

What are 2 functions for joints?

Accepted Answer

Hold skeleton together , Provide mobility

Question 3

Which of the following classifications of joints has a joint cavity present ?

Accepted Answer

Synovial

Question 4

When a joint is describes as being diarthroses, it means it is a _______ joint.

Accepted Answer

Freely moveable

Question 5

Which of the following joints is mostly synarthrotic and has no joint cavity?

Accepted Answer

Fibrous

Question 6

The bones in Fibrous joints are connected by _______.

Accepted Answer

Collagen fibers

Question 7

Which of the following are the 3 types of fibrous joints?

Accepted Answer

Gomphosis, Syndesmosis, Suture

Question 8

This joint is held by a ligament and is referred to as a "peg in socket" fibrous joint.

Accepted Answer

Gomphosis

Question 9

In this joint, the amount of 'movement' depends on the 'length' of the ligament.

Accepted Answer

syndesmosis

Question 10

These joints are held together by interconnecting fibers.

Accepted Answer

suture

Question 11

The bones in cartilaginous joints are connected by _______.

Accepted Answer

cartilage

Question 12

In this joint, the bone is united by hyaline cartilage.

Accepted Answer

synchondroses

Question 13

In this joint, bone is united by fibrocartilage.

Accepted Answer

symphyses

Question 14

Which of the following cartilaginous joints is amphiarthrotic?

Accepted Answer

Symphyses

Question 15

All synovial joints are diarthrotic?

Accepted Answer

true

Question 16

What is the function of the bursae and the tendon sheaths?

Accepted Answer

reduce friction

Question 17

The attachment to an immovable bone is ......

Accepted Answer

origin

Question 18

This joint has a gliding movement and is nonaxial.

Accepted Answer

Plane

Question 19

This joint has adduction/abduction & flexion/extension & rotation movements (multiaxial)

Accepted Answer

Ball & Socket

Question 20

This joint does flexion and extension (Uniaxial)

Accepted Answer

Hinge

Question 21

This joint can abduct/adduct & flex/extend (Biaxial)

Accepted Answer

Saddle

Question 22

This joints rotates only (Uniaxial)

Accepted Answer

Pivot

Question 23

This joint can flex/extend and adduct /abduct (biaxial)

Accepted Answer

Condylar

Question 24

Choose the following joints that have biaxial movements.

Accepted Answer

Condylar , Saddle

Question 25

Choose the following joints that have Uniaxial movements.

Accepted Answer

Hinge , Pivot

Question 26

The temporomandibular joint is the most easily dislocated ?

Accepted Answer

True

Question 27

This ligament prevents lateral/medial rotation of the knee joint.

Accepted Answer

Tibial & fibular collateral ligaments

Question 28

This ligament prevents hyperextension of the knee joint.

Accepted Answer

Capsular & extra-capsular ligaments

Question 29

This ligament stabalizes the posterior of the knee joint.

Accepted Answer

oblique popliteal ligament

Question 30

This ligament reinforces joint capsule posteriorly.

Accepted Answer

arcuate popliteal ligament

Human Joints Quiz (Anatomy Trivia)

2) What are 2 functions for joints?

3) Which of the following classifications of joints has a joint cavity present ?

4) When a joint is describes as being diarthroses, it means it is a _______ joint.

5) Which of the following joints is mostly synarthrotic and has no joint cavity?

6) The bones in Fibrous joints are connected by _______.

7) Which of the following are the 3 types of fibrous joints?

8) This joint is held by a ligament and is referred to as a "peg in socket" fibrous joint.

9) In this joint, the amount of 'movement' depends on the 'length' of the ligament.

10) These joints are held together by interconnecting fibers.

11) The bones in cartilaginous joints are connected by _______.

12) In this joint, the bone is united by hyaline cartilage.

13) In this joint, bone is united by fibrocartilage.

14) Which of the following cartilaginous joints is amphiarthrotic?

15) All synovial joints are diarthrotic?

16) What is the function of the bursae and the tendon sheaths?

17) The attachment to an immovable bone is ......

18) This joint has a gliding movement and is nonaxial.

19) This joint has adduction/abduction & flexion/extension & rotation movements (multiaxial)

20) This joint does flexion and extension (Uniaxial)

21) This joint can abduct/adduct & flex/extend (Biaxial)

22) This joints rotates only (Uniaxial)

23) This joint can flex/extend and adduct /abduct (biaxial)

24) Choose the following joints that have biaxial movements.

25) Choose the following joints that have Uniaxial movements.

26) The temporomandibular joint is the most easily dislocated ?

27) This ligament prevents lateral/medial rotation of the knee joint.

28) This ligament prevents hyperextension of the knee joint.

29) This ligament stabalizes the posterior of the knee joint.

30) This ligament reinforces joint capsule posteriorly.