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Musculoskeletal MasteryVersión en línea Quiz on bones, muscles, joints por Frances Lomboy LMMI 1 Which two body systems work together to enable movement? a Nervous and circulatory systems b Digestive and respiratory systems c Endocrine and lymphatic systems d Muscular and skeletal systems 2 What is the longest bone in the human body? a Femur b Tibia c Humerus d Fibula 3 Which joint allows rotational movement, such as turning the head? a Hinge joint b Pivot joint c Plane joint d Ball-and-socket joint 4 Which muscle type is found only in the heart and contracts involuntarily? a Smooth muscle b Cardiac muscle c Skeletal muscle d Smooth and skeletal mix 5 What connects bones to form joints, providing stability? a Muscle fibers b Tendons c Ligaments d Cartilage 6 Which muscle type is responsible for internal organ movements and is involuntary? a Smooth muscle b Cardiac muscle c Skeletal muscle d Striated muscle 7 Name a primary function of the skeletal system. a Provide structure and protect organs b Store hormones c Digest food d Produce hormones 8 Which organ system contains organs like stomach, brain, and lungs? a Digestive system b Organs with smooth muscle c Nervous system d Respiratory system 9 What are bone tissues composed of? a Fibrous tissue and cartilage b Cartilage and marrow c Ligaments and tendons d Compact bone and spongy bone 10 Which condition involves degeneration of joint cartilage? a Rheumatoid arthritis b Osteoarthritis c Gout d Osteoporosis Feedback 1 Muscles pull on bones to move the body, with bones providing structure. 2 The femur is the thigh bone and is the longest in the body. 3 Pivot joints enable rotation around a single axis, like the neck. 4 Cardiac muscle pumps blood and operates involuntarily. 5 Ligaments hold bones together at joints. 6 Smooth muscle controls organs like the stomach and intestines. 7 Bones support the body, protect organs, and aid movement. 8 These organs contain various tissues including smooth muscle for function. 9 Bones have dense compact bone and porous spongy bone. 10 Osteoarthritis is joint cartilage degeneration leading to pain and stiffness.

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por Frances Lomboy LMMI

Which two body systems work together to enable movement?

What is the longest bone in the human body?

Which joint allows rotational movement, such as turning the head?

Which muscle type is found only in the heart and contracts involuntarily?

What connects bones to form joints, providing stability?

Which muscle type is responsible for internal organ movements and is involuntary?

Name a primary function of the skeletal system.

Which organ system contains organs like stomach, brain, and lungs?

What are bone tissues composed of?

Which condition involves degeneration of joint cartilage?

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