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Human Structure and Function weeks 1-6
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1Two types of Cartilaginous Joints are [blank_start]Synchondroses[blank_end], found in [blank_start]bone[blank_end] as a growth plate, and [blank_start]Symphasis[blank_end], found in [blank_start]pubic[blank_end] symphasis and vertebrae.
- ASynchondroses
- Bbone
- CSymphasis
- Dpubic
2The three type of fibrous joints are [blank_start]sutures[blank_end] as in the skull, [blank_start]gomphosis[blank_end] as in teeth and [blank_start]syndesmosis[blank_end] as between the radius and ulna
- Asutures
- Bgomphosis
- Csyndesmosis
3There are 6 types of Synovial Joints. They are:
Plane Joint, eg, [blank_start]Intercarpals[blank_end]. This joint produces [blank_start]gliding and sliding[blank_end] movements.
Hinge Joint, eg. [blank_start]Humorus and Ulna[blank_end]. This Joint produces [blank_start]flexion and extension[blank_end] movements.
Pivot Joint, eg. [blank_start]Radius and Ulna[blank_end]. This Joint produces [blank_start]rotation[blank_end] movements.
Condylar Joint, eg. [blank_start]Knuckles[blank_end]. This Joint produces [blank_start]flexion, extension[blank_end], [blank_start]adduction and abduction[blank_end] movements.
Saddle Joint, eg. [blank_start]Carpometacarpal joint of the thumb[blank_end]. This Joint produces [blank_start]flex, exten, add and abduction[blank_end] movements.
Ball and Socket Joint, eg. [blank_start]Shoulder[blank_end]. This Joint produces [blank_start]flex, ext, add, abd,[blank_end] [blank_start]circumduction and rotation[blank_end] movements.- Aflexion, extension
- Badduction and abduction
- Cflex, exten, add and abduction
- Dflex, ext, add, abd,
- Ecircumduction and rotation
- FShoulder
- GCarpometacarpal joint of the thumb
- Hrotation
- Iflexion and extension
- JKnuckles
- KRadius and Ulna
- LHumorus and Ulna
- MIntercarpals
- Ngliding and sliding
4Label the Clavicle.

- AAcromial (lateral) End
- BSternal (medial) end
- CTrapezoid Line
- DConoid Tubericle
5Label this scapula.

- ACoracoid Process
- BInfraglenoid Tubericle
- CGlenoid Cavity/Fossa
- DSupraglenoid Tubericle
- EAcromion
- FInfraspinous fossa
- GSupraspinous fossa
- HSpine
6Label this scapula with its bony markings.

- ACoracoid
- BAcromion
- CSpine
- DInfraspinous Fossa
- ESupraspinous Fossa
- FScapular Notch
7Label the Radius

- AHead
- BRadial Tuberosity
- CInterosseous Border
- DUlnar Notch
- ERadial Styloid Process
- FDistal Articular Surface
8Label the Ulna

- AOlecranon
- BTrochlear Notch
- CRadial Notch
- DCoronoid Process
- EUlnar Tuberosity
- FInterosseous Border
- GPosterior border
- HUlnar styloid process
9Label the Sternum

- AClavicular Notch
- BJugular Notch
- CManubrium
- DSternal Angle
- EBody
- FXiphoid Process
10Label the Joints

- AAcromioclavicular Joint
- BSternoclavicular Joint
- CGlenohumeral Joint
11Label the Hand

- APhalanges
- BProximal
- CMiddle
- DDistal
- EProximal
- FDistal
- GMetacarpals
- H1
- I2
- J3
- K4
- L5
- MHead
- NBase
12Label the metacarpals

- AScaphoid
- BLunate
- CTriquetral
- DPisiform
- ETrapizium
- FTrapezoid
- GCapitate
- HHamate
13Label the sternoclavicular joint ligaments

- AInterclavicular
- BSternoclavicular
- CCostoclavicular
14Label the ligaments of the Acromioclavicular Joint

- ACoracoclavicular
- BConoid
- CTrapezoid
- DAcromioclavicular
15Label the Glenohumeral.

- ABicep Brachii
- BTransverse humeral ligament
- CGlenoid Labrum
16Label the diagram of the glenohumeral joint

- AClavicle
- BCoracoclavicular ligament
- CCoracoacromial Ligament
- DCoracoid
- EAcromion
- FAcromioclavicular Ligamant
- GGlenohumeral inferior
- HGlenohumeral middle
- IGlenohumeral Superior
- JBicep Brachii
- KHumerus
- LSubacromial Bursa
- MSubdeltoid Bursa
- NTransverse humeral Ligament
- OSubscapular Bursa
- PSubcoracoid Bursa
- QSupraspinatus Tendon
- RCoracohumeral Ligament
- SSubscapularis Tendon
17Label the glenohumeral joint

- ABicep Brachii
- BSubscapularis
- CTeres Minor
- DInfraspinatus
- ESupraspinatus
- FAcromion
- GCoracoid process
- HClavicle
- ICoracoacromial Ligament
- JHumerus
18Label the pelvis

- AIliac Crest
- BGreater sciatic Notch
- CLesser Sciatic Notch
- DObturator Foramen
- EIschium
- FArticular Surface of Pubis
- GPubic Tubericle
- HPubis
- IIliac
- JAnterior Inferior Iliac Spine
- KAnterior Superior Iliac Spine
- LPosterior Superior Iliac Spine
- MPosterior Inferior Iliac Spine
- NArticular Surface
19Label the pelvis

- AIliac Crest
- BAnterior Superior Iliac Spine
- CAnterior Inferior Iliac Spine
- DAcetabulum
- EPosterior Superior Iliac Spine
- FPosterior Inferior Iliac Spine
- GGreater sciatic notch
- HIschial Spine
- ILesser Sciatic Notch
- JIschial Tuberosity
- KObturator Foramen
20Label the femur

- AHead
- BGreater Trochanter
- CLesser Trochanter
- DGluteal Tuberosity
- ELinea Aspera
- FNeck
- GFovea
21Label the distal femur

- APatellar Surface
- BLateral Condyle
- CMedial Condyle
- DLateral Epicondyle
- EMedial Epicondyle
- FAdductor Tubericle
- GIntercondylar Notch
22Label the patella

- AApex
- Barticular surface
23Label Tibia

- AMedial Malleolus
- BMedial Condyle
- CLateral Condyle
- DInterosseous Membrane
- EIntercondylar Eminences
24Label Fibula

- AHead
- BStyloid Process
- CInterosseous Membrane
- DAnterior Border
- ELateral Malleolus
- FArticular Surface
25Label the Foot

- APhalanges
- BDistal
- CMiddle
- DProximal
- EMetatarsles
- FTarsals
- GMedial Cuneiform
- HIntermediate Cuneiform
- ILateral Cuneiform
- JCuboid
- KNavicular
- LTalus
- MTrochlea of Talus
- NCalcaneus
26Label the hip joint

- APubofemoral Ligament
- BIliofemoral Ligament
- CIschiofemoral Ligament
- DTransverse acetabular ligament
- ELigamentum Teres
- FAcetabulum labrum
- GAcetabulum Fossa
27Label the Ligaments of the knee

- AMedial Meniscus
- BLateral Meniscus
- CInfrapatellar fat
- DPatella Ligament
- EAnterior Cruciate Ligament
- FPosterior Cruciate Ligament
- GArcuate Popliteal Ligament
- HOblique Popliteal Ligament
- IMedial colateral ligament
- JLateral Collateral ligament
28Which of the following is not a function of the vertebral column
- ASupport
- BMovement
- CProtection
- DAbsorption
29Scoliosis is:
- AAbnormal lateral curvature (often Thoracic)
- BDorsally exaggerated thoracic curvature
- CAccentuate lumbar curvature
- DAbnormal posterior curvature (often Thoracic)
30What type of joint is the vertebral discs?
- ASymphasis
- BSyndesmosis
- CSynchondrosis
- DSuture
- EGomphosis
31Label the Sutures of the skull

- ASagittal
- BCoronal
- CSquamous
- DLambdoid
- EOccipitomastoid
32What is this Bone?

- AFrontal Bone
- BParietal Bone
- CTemporal Bone
- DOccipital Bone
- ESphenoid Bone
- FEthmoid Bone
33What is this Bone?

- AEthmoid Bone
- BSphenoid Bone
- COccipital Bone
- DTemporal Bone
- EParietal Bone
- FFrontal Bone
34What is this bone?

- AFrontal Bone
- BParietal Bone
- CTemporal Bone
- DOccipital Bone
- ESphenoid Bone
- FEthmoid Bone
35What is this bone?

- AEthmoid Bone
- BSphenoid Bone
- COccipital Bone
- DTemporal Bone
- EParietal Bone
- FFrontal Bone
- GZygomatic Bone
36Label the Image

- AAnterior Cranial Fossa
- BMiddle Cranial Fossa
- CPosterior Cranial Fossa
37What Bone is this?

- ACranial Fossa
- BSphenoid Bone
- CEthmoid Bone
- DZygomatic Bone
- EOccipital Bone
- FTemporal Bone
38Label the Bone

- ATemporal Bone
- BSphenoid Bone
- CEthmoid Bone
- DOccipital Bone
- ENasal Bone
- FZygomatic Bone
- GPerpendicular Plate
- HCrista Galli
- ICribriform Plate
- JMiddle Nasal Concha
- KSuperior Nasal Concha
39Label the Skull

- AFrontal Bone
- BMandible
- CMaxilla
- DZygomatic
- ENasal
- FVomer
- GLacrimal
- HInferior Nasal Concha
40Label the Facial bones

- APalatine Bones
- BMaxilla
- CInferior Nasal Conchae
- DVomer
- ENasal Bone
- FLacrimal
41Label the Bony Landmarks

- AExternal Occipital Protuberance
- BOccipital Condyles
- CForamen Magnum
42Label

- ASella Turcica
- BLesser Wing
- CGreater Wing
- DPterygoid Processes
43Label

- ASquamous Part
- BMandibular Fossa
- CPetrous Part
- DMastoid Process
- EStyloid Process
- FZygomatic Process
- GTympanic Part
- HExternal Auditory Meatus
- IStylomastoid Foramen
44Label

- AAlveolar Process
- BMolar Process
- CGumular Process
- DInfrorbital Foramen
- EOrbital Surface
45Label

- ARamus
- BMandibular Angle
- CBody
- DMental Foramen
- ECondylar Process
- FMandibular Notch
- GCoronoid Process
- HMandibular Foramen
46Label

- AFrontal Sinus
- BEthmoidal Sinus
- CSphenoidal Sinus
- DMaxillary Sinus
- EMandibular Sinus
47Label this typical Vertebrae

- ABody
- BVertebral Arch
- CVertebral Foramen
- DSpinous Process
- ETransverse process
- FSuperior Articluar Surface
48Label

- AVertebral Foramen
- BBody
- CSpinous Process
- DTransverse Foramen
- ESuperior Articular Process
- FInferior Articular Process
49Label

- AAtlas
- BAxis
- CC3
- DC7
- ETransverse Process
50Label

- ALateral Masses
- BSuperior Articular Facet
- CInferior Articular Facet
- DFacet for Dens
- EC1 Atlas
- FC1 Axis
- GC2 Atlas
- HC2 Axis
51Label

- AC1 Atlas
- BC1 Axis
- CC2 Atlas
- DC2 Axis
- EDens
- FSuperior Articular Facet
52Label

- AThoracic
- BCervical
- CLumbar
- DSacrum
- ESuperior Costal Facet
- FInferior Costal Facet
- GTransverse Costal Facet
- HVertebral Foramen
- ISpinous Process
53Label

- ASpinous Process
- BVertebral Foramen
- CTransverse Process
- DSuperior articular process
- EInferior articular process
- FBody
- GLumbar
- HCervical
- IThoracic
- JSacrum
54Label

- AAla
- BSacral Promontory
- CTransverse Ridges
- DPosterior Sacral Foramina
- EAnterior Sacral Foramina
- FMedian Sacral Crest
- GSacral Canal
55Label the Humerous

- AHead
- BGreater Tubercle
- CAnatomical Neck
- DLesser Tubercle
- ESurgical Neck
- FDeltoid Tuberosity
- GRadial Groove
- HMedial Epicondyle
- ITrochlea
- JCapitulum
- KLateral Epicondyle
- LOlecranon Fossa
- MRadial Fossa
- NCoronoid Fossa
56Label

- ALumbar Superior View
- BCervical Superior View
- CThoracic Superior View
- DThoracic Lateral View
- ECervical Lateral View
- FLumbar Lateral View
57Label

- AHead
- BNeck
- CTubericle
- DAngle
- ECostal Groove
- FCostal Cartilage
58Label

- AJugular Notch
- BSternal Angle
- CManubrium
- DClavicular Notch
- EBody
- FXiphoid Process
- GTrue Ribs
- HFalse Ribs
- IFloating Ribs
- JCostal Cartilage
59Label

- ALateral Ligament
- BArticular Disc
- CTemperomandibular Joint
- DTemperomaxillar Joint
- EOccipitomandibular Joint
- FZyphomandibular Joint
60Label

- AIntervertebral Discs
- BZygapophysial Joints
- CAnulus Fibrosus
- DNucleus Pulposus
- EHylian Cartilage
- FPosterior Longitudinal Ligaments
- GAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
- HLigamenta Flava
61Label

- ALigamentum Flavum
- BIntervertebral Foramen
- CVertebral Canal
- DPosterior Longitudinal Ligament
- EAnterior Longitudinal Ligament
- FNucleus Pulposus
- GAnulus Fibrosis
62Label

- ACostovertebral Joint
- BSternocostal Joint
- CInterchrondral Joint
- DFibrocartilaginous Joint
- ESynovial Joint
- FSternum
- GIntervertebral Disc
- HVertebral Body
63Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects range of motion of a joint?
- AStructure/Shape of articulating bones
- BStrength of joint ligaments
- Carrangement of muscles
- DContact of soft parts
- EHormones
- FDisuse
- GEnzyme function
64The structure/shape of articulating bones affect the range of motion of a joint by determining [blank_start]how closely the bones fit together.[blank_end]
The strength and Tension of joint ligaments affect the range of motion of a joint by [blank_start]tightening muscles[blank_end] which therefore restricts movement.
The contact of soft parts affect the range of motion of a joint by [blank_start]the point of contact and adipose tissue[blank_end].
Hormones affect the range of motion of a joint by allowing [blank_start]expansion or loosening areas[blank_end] of [blank_start]cartilage or fibrocartilage.[blank_end]
Disuse can affect the range of motion of a joint by [blank_start]reducing synovial fluid and flexibility[blank_end] leading to [blank_start]muscle atrophy[blank_end].- Ahow closely the bones fit together.
- Btightening muscles
- Cthe point of contact and adipose tissue
- Dexpansion or loosening areas
- Ecartilage or fibrocartilage.
- Freducing synovial fluid and flexibility
- Gmuscle atrophy
65Sprain - Stretching/tearing of [blank_start]ligaments[blank_end]
Strain - Stretching/tearing of [blank_start]muscle or tendon[blank_end]
Dislocation/Luxation - [blank_start]Joint is forced out of alignment[blank_end]
Subluxation - [blank_start]Partial dislocation[blank_end]
Bursitis - Inflammation of [blank_start]the bursa[blank_end], usually caused by [blank_start]a hit or friction[blank_end]
Tendonitis - inflammation of [blank_start]tendon sheaths[blank_end], caused by [blank_start]overuse[blank_end]- Aligaments
- Bmuscle or tendon
- CJoint is forced out of alignment
- DPartial dislocation
- Ethe bursa
- Ftendon sheaths
- Ga hit or friction
- Hoveruse
66Which of the following is not a function of muscles?
- AHaemopoiesis
- BGenerate Heat
- CMaintain Posture
- DMaintain Body Position
- EStabilize Joints
- FProduce Movement
67Skeletal Muscle is a type of [blank_start]Voluntary[blank_end] Muscle that [blank_start]covers the bony skeleton[blank_end]. It has [blank_start]striations[blank_end] and is responsible for [blank_start]overall body motility[blank_end].
- AVoluntary
- BIn-Voluntary
- Ccovers the bony skeleton
- Dlines the inside of organs
- Eexists only in the heart
- Fstriations
- Gno striations
- Hoverall body motility
- Iforcing fluids through organs
68Cardiac muscle is a type of [blank_start]In-Voluntary[blank_end] Muscle that [blank_start]only exists in the heart[blank_end]. It has [blank_start]striations[blank_end] and is responsible for [blank_start]controlling the heart[blank_end].
- Aonly exists in the heart
- Bcovers the bony skeleton
- Clines the walls of hollow organs
- DIn-Voluntary
- EVoluntary
- Fstriations
- Gno striations
- Hcontrolling the heart
- Ioverall body movement
69Smooth Muscle is a type of [blank_start]in-Voluntary[blank_end] Muscle that covers [blank_start]the walls organs[blank_end]. It has [blank_start]no striations[blank_end] and is responsible for [blank_start]pushing fluid through organs[blank_end].
- Apushing fluid through organs
- Boverall body movement
- Cmotion of the heart
- Din-Voluntary
- EVoluntary
- Fthe walls organs
- Gthe bony skeleton
- Hthe heart
- Ino striations
- Jstriations
70Label the muscle

- AFascicle
- BMuscle Fibre
- CPerimysium
- DEpimysium
- EEndomysium
- FMuscle
71Label the Synovial Joint

- ALigament
- BJoint Cavity
- CArticular Cartilage
- DFibrous Layer
- ESynovial Membrane
- FPeriosteum
72Label the Long bone.

- AArticular Cartilage
- BSpongy Bone
- CEpiphyseal Line
- DPeriosteum
- ECompact Bone
- FMedullary Cavity
- GDistal Epiphysis
- HDiaphysis
- IProximal epiphysis
- Jendosteum
73Label the ligaments

- AAnnular Ligament
- BUlnar Collateral Ligament
- CRadial Collateral Ligament
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- Human Structure and Function Quiz sobre Human Structure and Function weeks 1-6, criado por Lucy Bowler em 23-03-2017.
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