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What is the movement around the upper limb's longitudinal axis in the glenohumeral joint?
What is the movement around the upper limb's longitudinal axis in the glenohumeral joint?
What type of joint is articulatio atlantoaxialis mediana?
What type of joint is articulatio atlantoaxialis mediana?
Which ligaments limit the extension of the elbow joint?
Which ligaments limit the extension of the elbow joint?
What spinal curvature develops due to upright position and walking?
What spinal curvature develops due to upright position and walking?
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Which ligaments limit the foramen ischiadicum minus?
Which ligaments limit the foramen ischiadicum minus?
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Which movement is possible around the transverse axis of articulatio coxae?
Which movement is possible around the transverse axis of articulatio coxae?
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What is the normal curvature of the thoracic spine called?
What is the normal curvature of the thoracic spine called?
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At birth, what curvature does the human spine predominantly have?
At birth, what curvature does the human spine predominantly have?
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What is the movement of the clavicle around a vertical axis called?
What is the movement of the clavicle around a vertical axis called?
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Which ligament is located inside the hip joint?
Which ligament is located inside the hip joint?
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What is the normal length of the conjugata vera of the pelvic inlet in females?
What is the normal length of the conjugata vera of the pelvic inlet in females?
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Which joint is characterized as an ellipsoid joint?
Which joint is characterized as an ellipsoid joint?
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The transverse arch of the foot is located at which level?
The transverse arch of the foot is located at which level?
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When the thorax expands, which joints allow for rotation?
When the thorax expands, which joints allow for rotation?
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What is the primary movement occurring in the articulatio taloficalcaneofinavicularis?
What is the primary movement occurring in the articulatio taloficalcaneofinavicularis?
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Which statement about the apertura thoracis superior is entirely accurate?
Which statement about the apertura thoracis superior is entirely accurate?
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What shape does the pelvis typically take in males?
What shape does the pelvis typically take in males?
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Which ligament is considered the strongest in the human body?
Which ligament is considered the strongest in the human body?
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What is the diameter obliqua at the entrance of the female pelvis?
What is the diameter obliqua at the entrance of the female pelvis?
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Which movement is primarily restricted by the cruciate ligaments of the knee?
Which movement is primarily restricted by the cruciate ligaments of the knee?
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Which structure is found in the pubic symphysis?
Which structure is found in the pubic symphysis?
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Which is a characteristic of the thorax?
Which is a characteristic of the thorax?
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Which spinal curvature appears in infants when they gain the ability to hold their head up?
Which spinal curvature appears in infants when they gain the ability to hold their head up?
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What movement is possible around the anterior-posterior axis of the acetabulofemoral joint?
What movement is possible around the anterior-posterior axis of the acetabulofemoral joint?
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Anatomy Questions and Answers
- Clavicle Movement: Rotation is the movement of the clavicle around a vertical axis.
- Foramen Ischiadicum Majus: Limited by the ligaments: sacrospinous, sacrotuberous, and iliolumbar ligaments.
- Articulatio atlantooccipitalis: This is an ellipsoid joint.
- Pelvic Inlet Conjugate: In females, the conjugate vera of the pelvic inlet is typically 11 cm.
- Hip Joint Ligament: The ligament found inside the hip joint is the ligamentum capitis femoris.
- Foot Transverse Arch Level: Located at the bases of the metatarsal bones.
- Rib Articulation with Sternum: Ribs 2 through 7 articulate with the sternum through sternocostal joints.
- Thorax Expansion Rotation: Costovertebral and intervertebral joints support rotation during thorax expansion.
- First Intervertebral Disc: Located between the 2nd and 3rd cervical vertebrae.
- Talocalcaneonavicular Joint Movement: This joint allows for abduction/adduction, as well as pronation and supination of the foot.
- Glenohumeral Joint Movement: Rotation is the primary movement around the upper limb's longitudinal axis in this joint.
- Ischiadic Foramen: Bounded by the sacrospinous ligament, the lesser sciatic notch, and the sacrospinous ligament.
- Atlantoaxial Joint: This joint is a pivot joint.
- Sacroiliac Joint Type: A saddle joint.
- Thoracic Spine Curvature: A kyphosis.
- Last Intervertebral Disc: Located between L5 and the sacrum.
- Thoracic Spine Curvature: The normal curvature is kyphosis.
- Coxal Joint Movement: Rotation is a possible movement about its transverse axis.
- Foot Support: The deltoid ligament connects the medial malleolus to the tarsal bones.
- Elbow Joint Extension: Limited by the medial epicondyle of the humerus, interosseous membrane, and collateral ligaments.
- Cervical Curvature: This curvature is a lordosis.
- Interchondral Articulation: Found between the cartilaginous parts of the lower ribs (false ribs).
- Pubic Symphysis: A cartilaginous joint (symphysis).
- Knee Joint Restriction: Cruciate ligaments in the knee joint resist extension.
- Radiocarpal Joint Type: An ellipsoid joint.
- Humeral Joint Movement: Possible movements around its anterior-posterior axis are external and internal rotations, as well as anteflexion/retroflexion.
- Pelvic Diameter: The oblique diameter at the female pelvis' entrance is around 11.5 cm.
- Strongest Ligament: The iliofemoral ligament.
Additional Anatomy Details
- Apertura Thoracis Superior: Bordering structures include the first thoracic vertebra, first rib, and the superior margin of the sternum; also includes clavicle.
- Floating Ribs Articulation: Articulate with the vertebral column via costovertebral joints, not costal cartilage.
- Ligament Holding Upper Limb: The sternoclavicular ligament is the major ligament connecting the upper limb to the clavicle.
- Pelvic Shape in Males: Truncated pyramid.
- Important Ligament Types: Iliofemoral, pubofemoral, ischiofemoral, and transverse acetabular ligaments are vital hip joint structures.
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Test your knowledge of key anatomical structures and movements, including the clavicle, pelvis, and various joints such as the hip and talocalcaneonavicular joint. This quiz encapsulates essential concepts in human anatomy relevant to professionals and students alike.
