Musculoskeletal System Quiz

What is the primary role of articular cartilage within the musculoskeletal system?

Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeletal system as described in the text?

What is the role of tendons in the musculoskeletal system?

Which tissue is primarily responsible for generating body heat as a byproduct of its function?

What are osteocytes?

What is the composition of the nonliving matrix in bone tissue?

What is the function of fasciae in the muscular system?

Besides movement and heat production, what is another significant function of the muscular system mentioned in the text?

Which function is NOT primarily associated with the periosteum?

What is the primary role of osteoclasts in bone tissue?

Which vitamin is most critical for the absorption of calcium and phosphorus in the small intestine, directly impacting bone health?

Which hormone primarily promotes the retention of calcium in bones, counteracting the effects of parathyroid hormone?

The axial skeleton primarily consists of bones that perform which function?

What type of joint is characteristic of the sutures found in the skull?

Which vertebrae articulate with the ribs in the thoracic cage?

What is the function of intervertebral discs located between vertebrae?

What is the primary mechanism by which the thoracic cage facilitates inhalation?

Which type of joint is characterized by being freely movable and is exemplified by most joints in the appendicular skeleton?

What is the role of bursae associated with synovial joints?

In skeletal muscle, what is referred to as the 'origin' of a muscle?

What term describes a muscle that directly produces a desired movement?

What is the functional role of synergist muscles in relation to agonists?

Initiation of voluntary skeletal muscle contraction originates in which part of the brain?

What is the primary use of myelography?

How does a nuclear bone scan function?

What diagnostic information can an X-ray examination provide?

Which diagnostic technique is used for examining synovial joints?

What disorders can ultrasound detect according to the context provided?

What could be a possible cause for red streaks that are warm to touch on a patient's arm who had shoulder arthrocentesis?

Which abnormal lab test finding indicates bone cancer?

What is a common complication after arthroscopy that patients should be educated to report?

A patient shows altered sensation such as tingling post-surgery. What might this indicate?

Which symptom should prompt immediate concern during postoperative care for an arthroscopy patient?

What is the significance of pale palms or soles in a patient after musculoskeletal surgery?

Which abnormal finding post-arthroscopy is likely due to inflammation or infection?

What would you expect to find during the assessment of a patient with compartment syndrome?

What is not typically a complication following bone or muscle biopsy?

Which neurovascular check would indicate a potential complication in a post-arthroscopy patient?

When should a patient report increased joint pain after arthroscopy?

Which condition is associated with an increase in serum myoglobin levels?

What laboratory test can be indicative of Paget disease when elevated?

Which of the following would not be a symptom of infection in a postoperative musculoskeletal patient?

What typically guides the treatment plan in the case of a skeletal abnormality?

What is the main function of the cerebellum in the human body?

Which type of joint allows for movement in several planes and is found in the thumb?

What neurotransmitter is released at the neuromuscular junction to stimulate muscle contraction?

Which of the following factors contributes significantly to the loss of calcium in bones with age?

Which aspect of musculoskeletal data collection includes assessing posture and gait?

What happens when acetylcholine diffuses across the synaptic cleft at the neuromuscular junction?

What is the effect of weight-bearing exercise on bone health in post-menopausal women?

How does aging affect muscle strength and what can mitigate this effect?

When a muscle has increased work to do, how does it respond?

Which type of joints are common between the vertebrae?

What role does calcium play in muscle contraction at the molecular level?

What is the significance of bilateral muscle strength evaluation in musculoskeletal examination?

Which joint type allows rotation and is located in the neck?

What is the role of the T tubules in muscle contraction?

How is the psychological aspect of musculoskeletal disorders addressed in patient care?

What is a common cause of increased alkaline phosphatase (ALP) levels in the blood?

How are calcium and phosphorus levels in the blood related?

Which enzyme is indicative of muscle injury when found elevated in the bloodstream?

What condition is characterized by dangerous levels of muscle destruction?

What is the purpose of an arthrocentesis procedure?

In which scenario would a high myoglobin level likely be found?

Which diagnostic marker is monitored in cases of rhabdomyolysis?

Which condition can result from elevated serum uric acid levels?

For what reason might a health professional administer antibiotics during arthrocentesis?

What factor increases the risk of vitamin D deficiency?

How does the enzyme creatine kinase indicate muscle damage?

Which symptom is NOT typically associated with rhabdomyolysis?

What data is important to collect from musculoskeletal patients to prevent allergies?

Which indicator suggests muscle enzyme release following trauma?

What can a localized buildup of synovial fluid in a joint indicate?

What does a 'hot spot' on a bone scan indicate?

Which imaging technique uses sound waves to detect osteomyelitis?

Which of the following tests involves injecting a contrast medium into a synovial joint?

Mrs. Gardenio requires morphine delivered intramuscularly at a dose of 4 mg. If the available morphine concentration is 5 mg/mL, how many milliliters should be administered?

After Mrs. Gardenio's hip surgery, which team member is NOT typically part of the post-operative care team?

What common follow-up advice should be given to patients after an arthrogram?

Which tissue type is NOT directly part of the skeletal system structure?

What factor contributes to the decline in muscle strength as people age?

What is the primary function of the cerebellum related to movement?

What is the purpose of removing synovial fluid during an arthrocentesis?

Which diagnostic method is primarily used to assess bone density?

After how many years do weight-bearing joints most commonly experience damage?

What should be monitored closely if a home health nurse identifies a patient as at risk for falls?

What is NOT typically observed during a musculoskeletal data collection?

Which laboratory test is performed to diagnose musculoskeletal disorders?

Which diagnostic method uses electromagnets for visualization?

What is a common indication for using myelography?

What is the primary purpose of a bone density scan?

What should be monitored after an invasive arthrography procedure?

Which of the following is crucial to verify before performing a nuclear medicine scan?

Which imaging method requires patients to avoid lotions before the procedure?

In arthrocentesis, what might be analyzed from the withdrawn synovial fluid?

What is the function of gallium in gallium/thallium scans?

What is not an effect of a positive electromyography (EMG) result?

What is the role of ultrasound in diagnostic imaging?

What is an arthroscopy primarily used for?

What is checked before an MRI regarding patient implants?

Which substance is injected in nuclear medicine scans?

How is joint abnormality diagnosed in invasive arthrography?

What should be done immediately after a myelogram?