Anatomy Quiz 2Versión en línea anatomy 2 por kenneth thomas 1 What term refers to the ends of long bones? a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 2 which area of bone lies between the epiphysis & diaphysis and is the most vascular area of bony tissue? a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 3 The shaft of a long bone is known as the____________. a Diaphysis b Metaphysis c Epiphysis 4 Which structure is cartilagenous? a metaphasis b diaphysis c epiphysis d periosteum 5 Which of the following is a bone forming cell derived from mesenchyme? a Osteoblast b Osteoclast c Osteocyte 6 Who has a smaller pelvic bowl, a circular obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down martini glass? a Female b Male 7 Whose pelvis is wider, cat eyes shaped obturator foramen, with the pelvis shaped like an upside down margarita glass? a female b male 8 In people with osteoarthritis where would one mostly likely see Heberdeens nodes? a DIPS b PIPS c MCP 9 Where would you most likely see Bouchard's nodes? a DIPS b PIPS c MCP 10 Which term best describes the relative location of the scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, and pisiform? a Proximal b Distal c Splanchnic d Rostral 11 What border is created by the extensor pollicus longus and brevis, abductor pollicus longus, and the scaphoid? a Carpal tunnel b Tarsal tunnel c Anatomical snuffbox d Holland tunnel 12 Which is made up of a spine, an acromion, and a coracoid? a Scapula b Clavicle c Humerus 13 Which bone is the first to ossify, has a trapezoid line, and a conoid tubercle? a Scapula b Clavicle c Femur 14 The deltoid tuberosity is located on which bone? a Clavicle b Humerus c Femur d Hyoid 15 On which bone is the adductor tubercle found? a Humerus b Femur c Tibia d Fibula 16 Where is the intercondylar eminence? a Tibia b Femur c Radius d Fibula 17 Where is the styloid process located? a Tibia b Radius c ulna d femur 18 Which bone contains both the olecranon and radial notch? a Ulna b Radius c Tibula d Humerus 19 Wrist drop caused by ________________. a Ulnar Damage b Radial Damage 20 Claw hand is due to _________________. a Ulnar Damage b Radial Damage 21 A _________ joint is known to be freely movable. a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 22 A/an _____________ joint is known to be slightly movable. a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 23 Fibrous joints are an example of this type of immobile joint: a synarthrosis b amphiarthrosis c diarthrosis 24 Various forms of suture joints are characterized by the shape formed by the articulation. ______________ form wavy lines. a Lap (squamous) sutures b Serrate sutures c Plane (butt) suture 25 ________________ occur where two bones have overlapping beveled edges a Lap (squamous) sutures b Serrate sutures c Plane (butt) suture 26 ________________ occur at the point where a tooth attaches into its bony socket and is held in place by a fibrous periodontal membrane. a Syndesmoses b Gomphoses c Sutures 27 ___________________are the most movable of the fibrous joints and are joined by an interosseous ligament. Example: tibia and fibula connection at the ankle. a Syndesmoses b Gomphoses c Sutures 28 The attachment of a rib to the sternum is an example of this type of joint ______________. a symphysis b synchondrosis c cartilage joints 29 In a ___________________________ two bones are joined by a fibrocartilage pad. Example: an intervertebral disc. a symphysis b synchondrosis c cartilage joints 30 Certain joints contain a pad of fibrocartilage called a ___________ that absorbs shock and pressure. a meniscus b joint capsule c bursae 31 Fluid-filled _________ underlie certain muscles, helping tendons glide easily over joints. a meniscii b joint capsules c bursae 32 ___________________joints are highly movable, multiaxial joints. Examples: the shoulder and hip joints. a Saddle b Hinge c Ball-and-socket 33 The body's single ____________ joint occurs at the base of the thumb. Each bone in the joint is concave in one direction and convex in the other. a ball and socket b hinge c saddle 34 In _______________ joints, one bone has a knobby projection that fits into the ringlike ligament on the other. Example: between the first two vertebrae. a condyloid b gliding c pivot 35 __________ is movement that decreases the angle of a joint. a flexion b extension c retraction d adduction 36 _________ is movement of a body part away from the midsagittal line. a abduction b adduction c retraction d protraction 37 _____________is movement toward the midsagittal line. a Adduction b Abduction c Protraction d Extension 38 _______________ is movement of a bone anteriorly. a Protraction b Retraction c Extension d Flexion 39 During ________________, one end of an appendage remains stationary while the other end makes a circular motion. a Supination b Circumduction c Pronation d Rotation 40 ________________ is a movement in which a bone turns on its longitudinal axis. a Circumduction b Rotation c Protraction 41 ______________ is rotation of the arm so the palm is upward. a Supination b Pronation c Opposition d Supposition 42 ____________ is a movement in which the toes are raised. a Dorsiflexion b Plantar flexion c Inversion d Eversion 43 ____________ is a movement in which the soles turn medially. a Dorsiflexion b Plantar flexion c Inversion d Eversion
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