Kines- Joints

1. 1Select all that apply for a synarthrosis joint

   1. ANon-synovial joint
   2. BSynovial joint
   3. CJunction between bones held together by dense irregular tissue
   4. DLittle or no movement
   5. EEx. cranial bones
   6. FEx. Pubic symphisis
2. 2Select all that apply for an amphiarthrosis joint

   1. AJunction between bones held together by fibrocartilage and/or hyaline cartilage
   2. BAllows minimal movemnt
   3. CLittle or no movment
   4. DEx. Sternocostal joint
   5. EEx. Cranial bones
   6. FJunction between bones held together by dense irregular tissue
3. 3Select all that apply for a diarthrosis or synovial joint

   1. AJunction between bones eneveloped in a fluid filled cavity
   2. BJunction between bones held together by fibrocartilage and/or hyaline cartilage
   3. CJoint is specialized for movment
   4. DAllows minimal movement
   5. EEx. Hip
   6. FEx. Sternocostal joint
4. 4All of the following are elements that are always associated with a diarthrosis EXCEPT

   1. ASynovial fluid
   2. BArticular cartilage
   3. CSynovial membrane
   4. DCapsular ligament
   5. EBlood vessels
   6. FSensory nerves
   7. GDense irregular cartilage
5. 5Select all that apply to the stratum fibrosum

   1. AOuter layer of fibrous tissue
   2. BInner layer of fibrous tissue
   3. CPoorly vascularized
   4. DHighly vascularized
   5. EHigh innervated
   6. FPoorly innervated
6. 6Select all that apply to the stratum synovium

   1. AInner layer
   2. BOuter layer
   3. CHighly vascularized
   4. DPoorly vascularized
   5. EPoorly innervated
   6. FHighly innervated
7. 7Which component of the synovial fluid provides the viscosity (reduce loads that produce shear) and is essential for lubricating the synovium?

   1. AHyaluronate
   2. BLubricin (glycoprotein)
8. 8Which component of synovial fluid is responsible for cartilage on cartilage lubrication?

   1. ALubricin (glycoprotein)
   2. BHyaluronate
9. 9What kind of joint is the humero-ulnar joint?

   1. AHinge
   2. BPivot
   3. CBall-and-socket
   4. DEllipsoid
10. 10What kind of joint is the humeroradoial joint?

    1. APivot
    2. BHinge
    3. CPlane
    4. DSaddle

11. 11What kind of joint is the radiocarpal joint?

    1. AEllipsoid
    2. BBall-and-socket
    3. CPlane
    4. DCondyloid
12. 12What kind of joint is the glenohumeral joint?

    1. ABall-and-socket
    2. BHinge
    3. CEllipsoid
    4. DCondyloid
13. 13What kind of joints are the intercarpal and intertarsal joints?

    1. APlane
    2. BSaddle
    3. CEllipsoid
    4. DHinge
14. 14What kind of joint is the sternoclavicular joint?

    1. ASaddle
    2. BPivot
    3. CEllipsoid
    4. DCondyloid
15. 15What kind of joint is the metacarpophalangeal joint?

    1. ACondyloid
    2. BEllipsoid
    3. CHinge
    4. DPlane
16. 16Which fibers are thick, rugged, relatively inflexible and are the primary protein found in ligaments, fibrous capsules and tendons?

    1. ACollage type I
    2. BCollagen type II
    3. CElastin
    4. DGround substance
17. 17Which fibers are thinner, less strength, more flexible and are hyaline cartilage?

    1. ACollagen type II
    2. BCollagen type I
    3. CElastin
    4. DGround substance
18. 18Which fibers have more give, more elastic, and are ear cartilage, and spinal ligaments?

    1. AElastin
    2. BCollagen type I
    3. CCollagen type II
    4. DGround substance
19. 19Which connective tissue type makes up the stratum fibrosum and is high in type I collagen content?

    1. ADense irregular
    2. BArticular cartilage
    3. CFibrocartilage
    4. DBone
20. 20Which connective tissue type covers the ends of articulating bones in a synovial joint and is high is type II collagen content?

    1. AArticular cartilage
    2. BDense irregular
    3. CFibrocartilage
    4. DBone
21. 21Which connective tissue type is found in the intervertebral discs and is multidirectional type I collagen?

    1. AFibrocartilage
    2. BDense irregular
    3. CArticular cartilage
    4. DBone
22. 22Which connective tissue type is made up of type I collagen?

    1. ABone
    2. BDense irregular
    3. CArticular cartilage
    4. DFibrocartilage
23. 23Select all that apply to osteoarthritis (OA)

    1. AErosion of articular cartilage
    2. BLow inflammatory component
    3. CIdiopathic
    4. DPost-traumatic
    5. EStrong inflammatory component
24. 24Select all that apply to rheumatoid arthritis (RA)

    1. ASystemic autoimmune connective tissue
    2. BStrong inflammatory component
    3. CCapsule, synovial fluid, articular surfaces are all affected
    4. DLow inflammatory response
    5. EErosion of articular cartilage

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Kinesiology Quiz on Kines- Joints, created by Caitlyn Davis on 17/08/2022.

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