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Anatomy Quiz 2Version en ligne anatomy 2 par kenneth thomas 1 What term refers to the ends of long bones? a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 2 which area of bone lies between the epiphysis & diaphysis and is the most vascular area of bony tissue? a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 3 The shaft of a long bone is known as the____________. a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 4 Which structure is cartilagenous? a metaphasis b diaphysis c epiphysis d periosteum 5 Which of the following is a bone forming cell derived from mesenchyme? a Osteoblast b Osteoclast c Osteocyte 6 Who has a smaller pelvic bowl, a circular obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down martini glass? a Female b Male 7 Whose pelvis is wider, cat eyes shaped obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down margarita glass? a female b male 8 In people with osteoarthritis where would one mostly likely see Heberdeens nodes? a DIPS b PIPS c MCP 9 Where would you most likely see Bouchard's nodes? a DIPS b PIPS c MCP 10 Which term best describes the relative location of the scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, and pisiform? a Proximal b Distal c Splanchnic d Rostral 11 What border is created by the extensor pollicus longus and brevis, abductor pollicus longus, and the scaphoid? a Carpal tunnel b Tarsal tunnel c Anatomical snuffbox d Holland tunnel 12 Which is made up of a spine, an acromion, and a coracoid? a Scapula b Clavicle c Humerus 13 Which bone is the first to ossify, has a trapezoid line, and a conoid tubercle? a Scapula b Clavicle c Femur 14 The deltoid tuberosity is located on which bone? a Clavicle b Humerus c Femur d Hyoid 15 On which bone is the adductor tubercle found? a Humerus b Femur c Tibia d Fibula 16 Where is the intercondylar eminence? a Tibia b Femur c Radius d Fibula 17 Where is the styloid process located? a Tibia b Radius c ulna d femur 18 Which bone contains both the olecranon and radial notch? a Ulna b Radius c Tibula d Humerus 19 Wrist drop caused by ________________. a Ulnar Damage b Radial Damage 20 Claw hand is due to _________________. a Ulnar Damage b Radial Damage 21 A _________ joint is known to be freely movable. a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 22 A/an _____________ joint is known to be slightly movable. a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 23 Fibrous joints are an example of this type of immobile joint: a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 24 Various forms of suture joints are characterized by the shape formed by the articulation. ______________ form wavy lines. a Lap (squamous) sutures b Serrate sutures c Plane (butt) suture 25 ________________ occur where two bones have overlapping beveled edges a Lap (squamous) sutures b Serrate sutures c Plane (butt) suture 26 ________________ occur at the point where a tooth attaches into its bony socket and is held in place by a fibrous periodontal membrane. a Syndesmoses b Gomphoses c Sutures 27 ___________________are the most movable of the fibrous joints and are joined by an interosseous ligament. Example: tibia and fibula connection at the ankle. a Syndesmoses b Gomphoses c Sutures 28 The attachment of a rib to the sternum is an example of this type of joint ______________. a symphysis b synchondrosis c cartilage joints 29 In a ___________________________ two bones are joined by a fibrocartilage pad. Example: an intervertebral disc. a symphysis b synchondrosis c cartilage joints 30 Certain joints contain a pad of fibrocartilage called a ___________ that absorbs shock and pressure. a meniscus b joint capsule c bursae 31 Fluid-filled _________ underlie certain muscles, helping tendons glide easily over joints. a meniscii b joint capsules c bursae 32 ___________________joints are highly movable, multiaxial joints. Examples: the shoulder and hip joints. a Saddle b Hinge c Ball-and-socket 33 The body's single ____________ joint occurs at the base of the thumb. Each bone in the joint is concave in one direction and convex in the other. a ball and socket b hinge c saddle 34 In _______________ joints, one bone has a knobby projection that fits into the ringlike ligament on the other. Example: between the first two vertebrae. a condyloid b gliding c pivot 35 __________ is movement that decreases the angle of a joint. a flexion b extension c retraction d adduction 36 _________ is movement of a body part away from the midsagittal line. a abduction b adduction c retraction d protraction 37 _____________is movement toward the midsagittal line. a Adduction b Abduction c Protraction d Extension 38 _______________ is movement of a bone anteriorly. a Protraction b Retraction c Extension d Flexion 39 During ________________, one end of an appendage remains stationary while the other end makes a circular motion. a Supination b Circumduction c Pronation d Rotation 40 ________________ is a movement in which a bone turns on its longitudinal axis. a Circumduction b Rotation c Protraction 41 ______________ is rotation of the arm so the palm is upward. a Supination b Pronation c Opposition d Supposition 42 ____________ is a movement in which the toes are raised. a Dorsiflexion b Plantar flexion c Inversion d Eversion 43 ____________ is a movement in which the soles turn medially. a Dorsiflexion b Plantar flexion c Inversion d Eversion

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par kenneth thomas

What term refers to the ends of long bones?

which area of bone lies between the epiphysis & diaphysis and is the most vascular area of bony tissue?

The shaft of a long bone is known as the____________.

Which structure is cartilagenous?

Which of the following is a bone forming cell derived from mesenchyme?

Who has a smaller pelvic bowl, a circular obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down martini glass?

Whose pelvis is wider, cat eyes shaped obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down margarita glass?

In people with osteoarthritis where would one mostly likely see Heberdeens nodes?

Where would you most likely see Bouchard's nodes?

Which term best describes the relative location of the scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, and pisiform?

What border is created by the extensor pollicus longus and brevis, abductor pollicus longus, and the scaphoid?

Which is made up of a spine, an acromion, and a coracoid?

Which bone is the first to ossify, has a trapezoid line, and a conoid tubercle?

The deltoid tuberosity is located on which bone?

On which bone is the adductor tubercle found?

Where is the intercondylar eminence?

Where is the styloid process located?

Which bone contains both the olecranon and radial notch?

Wrist drop caused by ________________.

Claw hand is due to _________________.

A _________ joint is known to be freely movable.

A/an _____________ joint is known to be slightly movable.

Fibrous joints are an example of this type of immobile joint:

Various forms of suture joints are characterized by the shape formed by the articulation. ______________ form wavy lines.

________________ occur where two bones have overlapping beveled edges

________________ occur at the point where a tooth attaches into its bony socket and is held in place by a fibrous periodontal membrane.

___________________are the most movable of the fibrous joints and are joined by an interosseous ligament. Example: tibia and fibula connection at the ankle.

The attachment of a rib to the sternum is an example of this type of joint ______________.

In a ___________________________ two bones are joined by a fibrocartilage pad. Example: an intervertebral disc.

Certain joints contain a pad of fibrocartilage called a ___________ that absorbs shock and pressure.

Fluid-filled _________ underlie certain muscles, helping tendons glide easily over joints.

___________________joints are highly movable, multiaxial joints. Examples: the shoulder and hip joints.

The body's single ____________ joint occurs at the base of the thumb. Each bone in the joint is concave in one direction and convex in the other.

In _______________ joints, one bone has a knobby projection that fits into the ringlike ligament on the other. Example: between the first two vertebrae.

__________ is movement that decreases the angle of a joint.

_________ is movement of a body part away from the midsagittal line.

_____________is movement toward the midsagittal line.

_______________ is movement of a bone anteriorly.

During ________________, one end of an appendage remains stationary while the other end makes a circular motion.

________________ is a movement in which a bone turns on its longitudinal axis.

______________ is rotation of the arm so the palm is upward.

____________ is a movement in which the toes are raised.

____________ is a movement in which the soles turn medially.