Bio 2050 - Anatomy and Physiology » Fall 2021 » Lec Quiz 4 Joints

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Question #1
The dense fibrocartilaginous tissue that permits a slight degree of movement at an intervertebral joint is classified as a:
A.   synchondrosis
B.   gomphosis
C.   symphysis 
D.   suture
Question #2
Which of these is a syndesmosis type of joint?
A.   between the parietal bones
B.   scapula and humerus               
C.   intercarpal
D.   distal radius and ulna
Question #3
Synarthrotic joint:
A.   have large joint capsules and cavities
B.   Is located at the epiphyseal/diaphyseal junction of growing bone
C.   is cartilaginous joint
D.   is a fibrous joint in which a peg-like process fits into a hole
Question #4
Menisci refers to:
A.   the crescent-shaped cartilage pad
B.   a cavity lined with cartilage
C.   a tendon sheath
D.   a small sac containing synovial fluid
Question #5
In a syndesmosis
A.   the bones are held together by ligaments called interosseous membranes.
B.   no movement occurs.
C.   there is an osseous union between the bones of the joint.
D.   it is not unusual to find discs of cartilage.
Question #6
Which of the following does not describe synovial joints?
A.   joint surfaces of bones covered with hyaline cartilage
B.   bones held together by fibrous tissue
C.   has articular capsule capsule
D.   has liquid filled cavity
Question #7
Which of the following type of joint is not a synovial joint?
A.   Condyloid 
B.   Ellipsoidal
C.   Symphysis
D.   Planar
Question #8
A hinge joint has a strong and flexible stabilizing ___________ and the articular surfaces match well so the joint has inherent stability.
A.   bursae
B.   fat pads
C.   tendons
D.   collateral ligaments
Question #9
The primary mineral in bone is:
A.   Calcium
B.   Oxygen
C.   Sodium
D.   potassium
Question #10
A joint that has no joint cavity and exhibits little or no movement would be classified as a
A.   synovial joint.
B.   fibrous joint.
C.   cartilaginous joint.
D.   complex joint.

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