What type of connective tissue joins bones to bones
Tendons
Ligaments
Cartilage
What type of connective tissue joins muscles to
bones?
Tendons
Cartilage
Ligaments
Which of the terms below is represented
by the movement of the arm in the picture?
Flexion.
Extension.
Induction.
Which one is NOT a joint?
Ball/socket.
Hinge.
Gliding.
Seat.
Which is NOT included in a synovial joint?
Synovial fluid.
Synovial membrane.
Joint capsule.
Joint cardiac.
Which one is NOT a function of the skeleton?
Blood production
Support
Movement
Rest and recuperation
Protection
Which one is NOT a type of bone?
Flat
Irregular
Regular
Long
Which answer does NOT describe a type of joint?
Freely moveable
Slightly moveable
Fixed
Curved
Which type of joint offers the MOST movement possibilities?
Condyloid
Ball and socket
Hinge
Saddle
Flexibility is BEST described as:
The amount of movement of bones.
The range of the knee joint.
The possible range of the condyloid joints.
The possible range of movement at a joint.
A hinge joint:
Allows flexion and extension at a joint
Allows circumduction at a joint
Allows adduction and abduction at the hip
Which one of the following exercises is the best
example of hinge joints at work?
Rotating the arms backwards at the shoulder
Stretching the neck muscles from side to side
Leg squat exercise
Calf raise exercise
Which one of the following is the best example of
a gliding joint at work?
Throwing a dart at a dart board.
Bicep curl exercise.
Heading a football.
Karate side kick.
Which is the best example of a pivot joint at work?
Running.
Kicking a football.
Catching a football.
Heading a football.
This is a good example of a passive stretch for the
muscles surrounding the shoulder joint and the pectorals. Is it possible
to OVERSTRETCH when flexibility training?
Yes
No
Which one of the following BEST represents the joints most likely
to be used in CATCHING a ball?
Hinge joints of the fingers and elbows and gliding joints
of the wrists
Pivot joint of the neck, hinge joints at the elbows and
gliding joints of the wrists
Hinge joints of the fingers and elbows and ball and socket
joints at the hips