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What determines the type and amount of movement that may take place at a joint?
What determines the type and amount of movement that may take place at a joint?
- The characteristic structure of the joint (correct)
- The amount of muscle surrounding the joint
- The presence of nerves near the joint
- The size of the bones involved in the joint
Which classification scheme categorizes joints based on the anatomy of the joint?
Which classification scheme categorizes joints based on the anatomy of the joint?
- Physiological scheme
- Functional scheme
- Biomechanical scheme
- Structural scheme (correct)
What type of movement is typically seen in fibrous joints?
What type of movement is typically seen in fibrous joints?
- Rotation only
- Slight movement
- Extensive range of motion
- No movement (correct)
When do bony joints form according to the text?
When do bony joints form according to the text?
Where are sutures, a type of fibrous joint, located?
Where are sutures, a type of fibrous joint, located?
Which classification scheme categorizes joints based on the amount of movement possible at a joint?
Which classification scheme categorizes joints based on the amount of movement possible at a joint?
What type of joint is the hip joint?
What type of joint is the hip joint?
Which type of movement is NOT performed by the hip joint?
Which type of movement is NOT performed by the hip joint?
What type of joint is the sacroiliac joint?
What type of joint is the sacroiliac joint?
Which type of movement is performed by the elbow joint?
Which type of movement is performed by the elbow joint?
What type of movement is performed by the Atlanto-axial joint?
What type of movement is performed by the Atlanto-axial joint?
What are intervertebral joints mainly composed of?
What are intervertebral joints mainly composed of?
Which type of joint allows for complete circular movement?
Which type of joint allows for complete circular movement?
Which joint classification includes immovable joints?
Which joint classification includes immovable joints?
Which type of movement involves two opposing surfaces sliding past one another in one plane?
Which type of movement involves two opposing surfaces sliding past one another in one plane?
What is the function of amphiarthrosis joints?
What is the function of amphiarthrosis joints?
Which joint type connects the radius and ulna through the interosseous membrane?
Which joint type connects the radius and ulna through the interosseous membrane?
What type of joint is characterized by bones connected by a ligament?
What type of joint is characterized by bones connected by a ligament?
Which structure surrounds synovial joints and contains an inner synovial membrane?
Which structure surrounds synovial joints and contains an inner synovial membrane?
In which type of joint are the articulating bones connected by a wedge or pad of fibrocartilage?
In which type of joint are the articulating bones connected by a wedge or pad of fibrocartilage?
What type of joint involves a rigid, cartilaginous bridge between articulating bones?
What type of joint involves a rigid, cartilaginous bridge between articulating bones?
Which tissue produces synovial fluid in synovial joints?
Which tissue produces synovial fluid in synovial joints?
Where is the periodontal ligament found in the human body?
Where is the periodontal ligament found in the human body?
What are the two main parts that make up an intervertebral disc?
What are the two main parts that make up an intervertebral disc?
What is the main function of the Annulus fibrosis within the intervertebral disc?
What is the main function of the Annulus fibrosis within the intervertebral disc?
Which ligament is a longitudinal fibrous band that connects the tips of the spinous processes from C7 to the sacrum?
Which ligament is a longitudinal fibrous band that connects the tips of the spinous processes from C7 to the sacrum?
What happens to the water content of the nucleus pulposus in each intervertebral disc as we grow older?
What happens to the water content of the nucleus pulposus in each intervertebral disc as we grow older?
Which ligament connects the anterior surfaces of adjacent vertebral bodies?
Which ligament connects the anterior surfaces of adjacent vertebral bodies?
What type of movement is described as bending posteriorly in the vertebral column?
What type of movement is described as bending posteriorly in the vertebral column?
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