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Articulations and Joints QuizVersion en ligne Anatomy joints quiz par Pérez Alvarez Fatima Carmen Lucia 1 What joint unites the mandible with the cranium? a Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) b Glenohumeral joint c Atlantoaxial joint d Sphenooccipital synchondrosis 2 Which bones form the TMJ? a Maxilla and zygomatic b Mandible and temporal bone c Occipital bone and temporal bone d Sphenoid and mandible 3 What type of joint is the TMJ? a Suture b Fibrous c Synovial bicondylar modified d Pivot 4 What are the anatomical parts of the TMJ? a Mandibular condyle, mandibular fossa, articular eminence, articular disc, joint capsule and ligaments b Coronoid process, zygomatic arch, glenoid fossa c Intervertebral disc, nucleus pulposus, vertebral body d Lateral meniscus, medial meniscus, supraspinous ligament 5 What movements does the TMJ allow? a Circumduction and plantarflexion b Rotation, abduction, adduction c Opening, closing, protrusion, retrusion and lateral movements d Inversion and eversion 6 What is the function of the articular disc in the TMJ? a Lubricate the joint b Prevent ossification c Stimulate bone growth d Absorb shocks and facilitate movements 7 Which ligament primarily stabilizes the TMJ? a Cruciate ligament b Lateral temporomandibular ligament c Deltoid ligament d Anterior longitudinal ligament 8 Where is the TMJ located topographically? a Superior to the occipital bone b Anterior to the external acoustic meatus c Posterior to the ear d Medial to the temporal bone 9 Which bone structure participates in the TMJ from the mandible? a Mental foramen b Coronoid process c Mandibular condyle d Mandibular symphysis 10 Which temporal bone structure participates in the TMJ? a Tympanic part b Styloid process c Petrous part d Mandibular fossa 11 What are immobile joints of the skull called? a Symphyses b Sutures c Cartilaginous joints d Gomphoses 12 What type of joints are sutures? a Bony joints b Synovial joints c Cartilaginous joints d Fibrous joints 13 Which suture unites the parietal bones? a Lambdoid suture b Squamous suture c Coronal suture d Sagittal suture 14 Which suture unites the frontal bone with the parietals? a Coronal suture b Squamous suture c Lambdoid suture d Sagittal suture 15 Which suture unites the occipital with the parietals? a Squamous suture b Lambdoid suture c Sagittal suture d Coronal suture 16 Which suture unites the temporal with the parietal? a Coronal suture b Lambdoid suture c Sagittal suture d Squamous suture 17 What is the main function of sutures? a To allow skull growth b To unite and stabilize the skull bones c To enable jaw movement d To protect brain tissue 18 What type of joint is the gomphosis? a Cartilaginous b Fibrous c Bony d Synovial 19 Where is a gomphosis located? a Between ribs and sternum b Between the teeth and dental alveoli c Between the hyoid and mandible d Between vertebrae 20 Which vertebra supports the skull? a Occipital bone b Axis and atlas together c Axis (C2) d Atlas (C1) 21 Which vertebra allows head rotation? a C7 b C3 c Axis (C2) d Atlas (C1) 22 What joint unites the occipital bone with the atlas? a Median atlantoaxial joint b Occipitomastoid joint c Atlantoaxial joint d Atlantooccipital joint 23 What type of joint is the atlantooccipital joint? a Fibrous b Synovial condyloid c Synovial ball-and-socket d Suture 24 Which bones form the atlantooccipital joint? a Occipital bone and temporal bone b Occipital condyles and atlas c Occipital bone and axis d Atlas and axis 25 What movement does the atlantooccipital joint permit? a Lateral bending b Rotation c Circumduction d Flexion and extension 26 Which movement is produced when saying 'yes'? a Only extension b Flexion and extension at the atlantoaxial/occipital region c No movement at all d Rotation of cervical spine 27 What joint exists between atlas and axis? a Atlantoaxial joint b Atlantooccipital joint c Sacroiliac joint d Glenohumeral joint 28 What is the function of the atlas? a Rotate the head b Support the head c Support the torso d Move the shoulders 29 What is the primary function of the axis? a Enable flexion of neck b Stabilize the mandible c Enable rotation of the head d Support the occiput 30 What type of joints exist between cervical vertebral bodies? a Hinge joints b Synovial plan joints c Pivot joints d Symphysis (sínfisis) 31 What structure lies between cervical vertebral bodies? a Vertebral foramen b Intervertebral disc c Nucleus pulposus d Ligamentum flavum 32 What type are the cervical uncovertebral joints (uncovertebral joints)? a Synovial pivot b Synovial planes c Fibrous d Cartilaginous 33 What is the general function of cervical joints? a Only mobility with no stability b Allow mobility and stability of the neck c No function d Only stability with no mobility 34 Order the major head-and-neck joints from superior to inferior: 1) sutures, 2) gonphosis, 3) TMJ, 4) atlantooccipital, 5) atlantoaxial, 6) intervertebrals (cervical), 7) uncovertebral joints (cervical) a 1. Sutures; 2. Gomphosis; 3. Temporomandibular; 4. Atlantooccipital; 5. Atlantoaxial; 6. Cervical intervertebrals; 7. Cervical uncovertebral joints b 1. Sutures; 2. Synarthrosis; 3. Temporomandibular; 4. Atlantooccipital; 5. Atlantoaxial; 6. Thoracic intervertebrals; 7. Cervical zygoapophyseal joints

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Articulations and Joints QuizVersion en ligne

par Pérez Alvarez Fatima Carmen Lucia

What joint unites the mandible with the cranium?

Which bones form the TMJ?

What type of joint is the TMJ?

What are the anatomical parts of the TMJ?

What movements does the TMJ allow?

What is the function of the articular disc in the TMJ?

Which ligament primarily stabilizes the TMJ?

Where is the TMJ located topographically?

Which bone structure participates in the TMJ from the mandible?

Which temporal bone structure participates in the TMJ?

What are immobile joints of the skull called?

What type of joints are sutures?

Which suture unites the parietal bones?

Which suture unites the frontal bone with the parietals?

Which suture unites the occipital with the parietals?

Which suture unites the temporal with the parietal?

What is the main function of sutures?

What type of joint is the gomphosis?

Where is a gomphosis located?

Which vertebra supports the skull?

Which vertebra allows head rotation?

What joint unites the occipital bone with the atlas?

What type of joint is the atlantooccipital joint?

Which bones form the atlantooccipital joint?

What movement does the atlantooccipital joint permit?

Which movement is produced when saying 'yes'?

What joint exists between atlas and axis?

What is the function of the atlas?

What is the primary function of the axis?

What type of joints exist between cervical vertebral bodies?

What structure lies between cervical vertebral bodies?

What type are the cervical uncovertebral joints (uncovertebral joints)?

What is the general function of cervical joints?

Order the major head-and-neck joints from superior to inferior: 1) sutures, 2) gonphosis, 3) TMJ, 4) atlantooccipital, 5) atlantoaxial, 6) intervertebrals (cervical), 7) uncovertebral joints (cervical)