Froggy Jumps
Quiz on joint types and movements
1
What are the three functional classifications of joints?
2
Name the three structural joint categories.
3
Which joint type includes a joint cavity filled with fluid?
4
In a typical synovial joint, what is the movement described as abduction?
5
Give two common examples of synovial joints.
6
Which bones comprise the shoulder girdle?
7
What is the primary function of the axial skeleton?
8
Which joints are considered diarthroses?
9
Name an accessory joint structure that cushions and reduces friction.
10
List the six types of synovial joints.
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What is the functional classification for joints with no movement?
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Which joints are freely movable?
13
Which structural category includes sutures, gomphoses, and syndesmoses?
14
During arm circles, what movement is being performed?
15
Which joints have a joint cavity filled with fluid?
16
Name a commonly known ball-and-socket joint.
17
Which joints are mostly immovable and found in the skull?
18
What type of joint is the shoulder?
19
What is the primary mover during a pull-up?
20
What is the primary function of the axial skeleton?
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Which bones make up the shoulder girdle?
22
Which bones form the ankle complex?
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Which joint type is typically immovable?
24
What is a bursa largely responsible for in a joint?
25
What type of fracture is this?
26
During a squat, how are the ankles moving on the way down?
27
What is the function of ligaments in a joint?
28
What type of fracture is this?
29
During a Bench Press, what is the best way to describe shoulder movement on the way up?
30
Which movement decreases the angle at a joint?
31
What is protraction in terms of jaw movement?
32
What is retraction in terms of jaw movement?
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Which movement turns the palm to face downward?
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Which movement increases the angle at a joint?
35
Which movement turns the palm to face upward?
36
What describes the less movable joints between vertebrae?
37
Which joint type is exemplified by the knee?
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Which joint type is exemplified by the elbow?
39
During the first 48 hours when treating a contusion, it is important to...
40
Which joint type is exemplified by the radioulnar joint (the forearm)?
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Which joint type is shown by intercarpal joints?
42
What region is number 7 on the diagram?
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Which joint is classed as diarthrotic and most common in the body?
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What is region number 3 on the corresponding diagram?
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What does a tendon connect?
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What does a ligament connect?
47
When completing contrast therapy, are you supposed to end with cold or heat?
48
Which movement is described as turning a bone around its own axis?
49
What is circumduction?
50
Which joint allows the most range of motion?
51
Which joints are not in the spinal column but are part of the appendicular skeleton?
52
What does the C stand for in our old acronym, PRICE?
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In our new acronym, PEACE and LOVE, what does the O stand for?
54
Which term describes moving a body part downward?
55
Which movement is toward the midline?
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What does the letter A stand for in our new acronym, MEAT?
57
Someone is performing PVC Wrist Rotations. They rotate towards the midline. This movement is known as...
58
Someone dislocates their elbow, the best protocol to follow is...
59
Which term describes moving a jaw forward?
60
Which movement is away from the midline?
61
Someone sprains their ankle, the best protocol to follow is...
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What are the two major categories of joints by structure?
63
Which joint shows an example of an ellipsoid/condyloid type?
64
During a pushup, what is happening to the elbows on the way down?
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During a Pull-Up, what is happening to the shoulders on the way up?
66
Which term refers to joints that are immovable due to connective tissue?
67
Which term refers to joints bound by cartilage?
68
Which term describes a joint cavity filled with synovial fluid?
69
What is the anatomical term for knee cap?
70
A person performs a squat, which muscle is NOT a primary mover?
71
Which type of joint involves the tarsal bones and metatarsals?
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Which joint type is found between vertebrae?
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Which joint type corresponds to the hip?
74
What fluid fills the synovial cavity?
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What covers the ends of bones in a synovial joint?
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Which joint contains the menisci in the knee?
77
What is the main function of the joints in the body?
78
Which movement decreases the angle of the knee or elbow?
79
Which movement moves a body part upward in the coronal plane?
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Which movement moves a body part downward in the coronal plane?
81
Which joint type typically features a joint capsule and ligaments in place?
82
What is the name of the joint between tibia and femur?
83
Which joint allows much of the body's rotation?
84
What type of joint is in the neck?
85
Which joint type is primarily between the radius and ulna?
86
Which term describes the movement of a joint away from the midline?
87
Which term describes movement toward the midline?
88
Which joint movement is a circular path of the distal end of a limb?
89
What is the name for the shin bone?
90
Which component cushions the knee joint laterally?
91
What is a synovial joint's primary lubricant?
92
Which joint movement is described as turning inward?
93
Which movement is turning outward of a limb?
94
Which is a primary mover (muscle) during a bench press?
95
What is the primary purpose of the vertebral column?
96
Which joint movement increases the angle at a joint?
97
Which joint is classified as diarthrotic?
98
What is the feature that stabilizes a diarthrotic joint?
99
Which joint type is most associated with the hip?
100
What connects bone to bone?
101
What connects muscle to bone?
102
What term describes a joint that is partly immovable?
103
Which joint type has a surface for gliding movements?
104
What is the purpose of joint capsules?
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