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Skeletal system

Sammy Farnfield 6 preguntas 4,0 (1 valoración)

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  1. 1What movements occurs in the sagittal plane?
    1. AFlexion and Extension
    2. BAbduction and Adduction
    3. CMedial and Lateral rotation
    4. DHorizontal flexion and extension
  2. 2What movements do not occur in the frontal plane?
    1. AFlexion
    2. BHorizontal extension
    3. CAbduction
    4. DDorsi-Flexion
    5. EAdduction
  3. 3Which is the transverse plane?
    1. ADivides the body into left and right
    2. BDivides the body into anterior and posterior
    3. CDivides the body into upper and lower
  4. 4The ligament is a tough band of slightly [blank_start]elastic connective tissue[blank_end] which connects [blank_start]bone to bone[blank_end] and stabilises joints during movement.
    Synovial fluid is a [blank_start]lubricating[blank_end] liquid contained within the [blank_start]joint cavity[blank_end] which reduces friction and nourishes articular cartilage.
    The articular cartilage is a smooth tissue which covers the surface of the [blank_start]articulating bones[blank_end] which absorbs shock and allows friction-free movement.
    The joint capsule is a [blank_start]fibrous sac[blank_end] with an inner synovial membrane which encloses and [blank_start]strengthens[blank_end] the joint secreting synovial fluid.
    The bursa is a closed, fluid-filled sac found where tendons rub over bones. It reduces friction between [blank_start]tendons and bones.[blank_end]
    1. Aelastic connective tissue
    2. Bflexible connective tissue
    3. Cbone to bone
    4. Dbone to muscle
    5. Elubricating
    6. Fsoftening
    7. Gjoint cavity
    8. HJoint capsule
    9. Ibursa
    10. Jarticulating bones
    11. Kbones
    12. Ltendons and bones
    13. Mjoints and bones.
    14. Nstrengthens
    15. Oweakens
    16. Pfibrous sac
  5. 5Which joints are hinge joints?
    1. AShoulder
    2. BElbow
    3. CKnee
    4. DWrist
    5. EAnkle
    6. FHip
  6. 6Abduction - the movement of [blank_start]limbs away from the midline of the body.[blank_end]
    Adduction - the movement of [blank_start]limbs towards the midline of the body.[blank_end]

    Horizontal flexion - the movement of the limbs [blank_start]away from the[blank_end] midline of the body parallel to the ground.
    Horizontal extension - the movement of the limbs [blank_start]towards the[blank_end] midline of the body parallel to the ground.

    Plantar flexion - movement [blank_start]at the ankle joint as the toes move down[blank_end].
    Doris-Flexion - movement [blank_start]at the ankle joint as the toes move up[blank_end].
    1. Alimbs away from the midline of the body.
    2. Blimbs towards the midline of the body.
    3. Cat the ankle joint as the toes move down
    4. Dat the ankle joint as the toes move up
    5. Etowards the
    6. Faway from the

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A level A level PE OCR Test sobre Skeletal system, creado por Sammy Farnfield el 23/05/2018.
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