Deck 9: Joints of the Upper Extremity
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Deck 9: Joints of the Upper Extremity
1
The glenohumeral joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)synovial condyloid
B)synovial ball-and-socket
C)cartilaginous symphysis
D)synovial ellipsoid
A)synovial condyloid
B)synovial ball-and-socket
C)cartilaginous symphysis
D)synovial ellipsoid
synovial ball-and-socket
2
Which of the following joints is considered to be a functional joint but not an anatomic joint?
A)glenohumeral
B)acromioclavicular
C)scapulocostal
D)sternoclavicular
A)glenohumeral
B)acromioclavicular
C)scapulocostal
D)sternoclavicular
scapulocostal
3
Winging of the scapula is a lay term for what scapular action?
A)upward rotation
B)lateral tilt
C)elevation
D)protraction
A)upward rotation
B)lateral tilt
C)elevation
D)protraction
lateral tilt
4
In scapulohumeral rhythm,what scapular motion couples with arm abduction?
A)upward rotation
B)downward rotation
C)protraction
D)elevation
A)upward rotation
B)downward rotation
C)protraction
D)elevation
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5
What joint allows motion to occur between the scapula and clavicle?
A)scapulocostal
B)acromioclavicular
C)sternoclavicular
D)glenohumeral
A)scapulocostal
B)acromioclavicular
C)sternoclavicular
D)glenohumeral
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6
What structure helps to form the roof of the glenohumeral joint?
A)coracoid process
B)supraglenoid tubercle
C)coracoacromial ligament
D)superior glenohumeral ligament
A)coracoid process
B)supraglenoid tubercle
C)coracoacromial ligament
D)superior glenohumeral ligament
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7
Which of the following scapular motions are axial?
A)protraction and retraction
B)upward rotation and downward rotation
C)elevation and depression
D)abduction and adduction
A)protraction and retraction
B)upward rotation and downward rotation
C)elevation and depression
D)abduction and adduction
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8
At what joints can the scapula and clavicle of the shoulder girdle move?
A)sternoclavicular and scapulocostal
B)acromioclavicular and scapulocostal
C)scapulocostal and glenohumeral
D)all of these
A)sternoclavicular and scapulocostal
B)acromioclavicular and scapulocostal
C)scapulocostal and glenohumeral
D)all of these
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9
The subdeltoid bursa of the shoulder joint is also called what bursa?
A)bicipital
B)subscapular
C)subcoracoid
D)subacromial
A)bicipital
B)subscapular
C)subcoracoid
D)subacromial
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10
The ribcage moving relative to the scapula at the scapulocostal joint is considered to be what type of movement?
A)primary
B)secondary
C)reverse
D)accessory
A)primary
B)secondary
C)reverse
D)accessory
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11
What are the names of the glenohumeral ligaments?
A)superior,middle,and inferior
B)anterior,posterior,and medial
C)superficial and deep
D)longitudinal and transverse
A)superior,middle,and inferior
B)anterior,posterior,and medial
C)superficial and deep
D)longitudinal and transverse
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12
What is the only osseous joint connecting the upper extremity to the axial skeleton?
A)scapulocostal
B)glenohumeral
C)acromioclavicular
D)sternoclavicular
A)scapulocostal
B)glenohumeral
C)acromioclavicular
D)sternoclavicular
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13
The sternoclavicular joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)fibrous syndesmosis
B)cartilaginous symphysis
C)synovial saddle
D)synovial plane
A)fibrous syndesmosis
B)cartilaginous symphysis
C)synovial saddle
D)synovial plane
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14
The conoid and trapezoid ligaments are components of what ligament?
A)costoclavicular
B)coracoclavicular
C)acromioclavicular
D)coracoacromial
A)costoclavicular
B)coracoclavicular
C)acromioclavicular
D)coracoacromial
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15
The scapula can upwardly rotate at the scapulocostal joint how many degrees?
A)30
B)60
C)90
D)120
A)30
B)60
C)90
D)120
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16
Most of the stability of the glenohumeral joint originates from which of the following?
A)ligaments
B)musculature
C)bony shape
D)fibrous joint capsule
A)ligaments
B)musculature
C)bony shape
D)fibrous joint capsule
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17
The sternoclavicular joint is considered what type of joint functionally?
A)amphiarthrotic uniaxial
B)diarthrotic biaxial
C)amphiarthrotic triaxial
D)diarthrotic nonaxial
A)amphiarthrotic uniaxial
B)diarthrotic biaxial
C)amphiarthrotic triaxial
D)diarthrotic nonaxial
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18
The acromioclavicular joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)fibrous
B)cartilaginous
C)synovial plane
D)synovial hinge
A)fibrous
B)cartilaginous
C)synovial plane
D)synovial hinge
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19
What is the name of the cartilaginous lip of tissue that goes around the glenoid fossa?
A)glenoid sheath
B)humeral fibrous ring
C)glenoid labrum
D)lunate cartilage
A)glenoid sheath
B)humeral fibrous ring
C)glenoid labrum
D)lunate cartilage
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20
The glenohumeral joint is considered what type of joint functionally?
A)diarthrotic biaxial
B)diarthrotic triaxial
C)amphiarthrotic biaxial
D)amphiarthrotic triaxial
A)diarthrotic biaxial
B)diarthrotic triaxial
C)amphiarthrotic biaxial
D)amphiarthrotic triaxial
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21
The proximal radioulnar joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)hinge
B)pivot
C)condyloid
D)saddle
A)hinge
B)pivot
C)condyloid
D)saddle
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22
What joints make up the wrist joint?
A)distal radioulnar and radiocarpal
B)middle radioulnar and distal radioulnar
C)radiocarpal and midcarpal
D)midcarpal and carpometacarpal
A)distal radioulnar and radiocarpal
B)middle radioulnar and distal radioulnar
C)radiocarpal and midcarpal
D)midcarpal and carpometacarpal
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23
During pronation of the forearm at the radioulnar joints,what bone usually moves?
A)ulna
B)radius
C)humerus
D)scaphoid
A)ulna
B)radius
C)humerus
D)scaphoid
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24
How many arches does the hand have?
A)one
B)two
C)three
D)four
A)one
B)two
C)three
D)four
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25
Carpal tunnel syndrome involves entrapment of what nerve?
A)radial
B)ulnar
C)median
D)musculocutaneous
A)radial
B)ulnar
C)median
D)musculocutaneous
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26
The humeroradial joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)hinge
B)pivot
C)atypical ball-and-socket
D)condyloid
A)hinge
B)pivot
C)atypical ball-and-socket
D)condyloid
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27
What is the distal attachment of the dorsal digital expansion?
A)dorsal side of the proximal phalanges
B)ventral side of the proximal phalanges
C)dorsal side of the middle and distal phalanges
D)ventral side of the middle and distal phalanges
A)dorsal side of the proximal phalanges
B)ventral side of the proximal phalanges
C)dorsal side of the middle and distal phalanges
D)ventral side of the middle and distal phalanges
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28
The term for lateral deviation of the ulna relative to the humerus in the frontal plane is:
A)angle of inclination
B)torsion angle
C)carrying angle
D)Q-angle
A)angle of inclination
B)torsion angle
C)carrying angle
D)Q-angle
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29
The middle radioulnar joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)fibrous syndesmosis
B)cartilaginous synchondrosis
C)synovial plane
D)synovial hinge
A)fibrous syndesmosis
B)cartilaginous synchondrosis
C)synovial plane
D)synovial hinge
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30
In scapulohumeral rhythm,what scapular motion couples with arm medial rotation?
A)upward rotation
B)protraction
C)elevation
D)downward rotation
A)upward rotation
B)protraction
C)elevation
D)downward rotation
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31
Which of the following tendons does not travel through the carpal tunnel?
A)flexor carpi ulnaris
B)flexor digitorum superficialis
C)flexor digitorum profundus
D)flexor pollicis longus
A)flexor carpi ulnaris
B)flexor digitorum superficialis
C)flexor digitorum profundus
D)flexor pollicis longus
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32
What is the major articulation at the elbow joint?
A)humeroradial
B)humeroulnar
C)proximal radioulnar
D)radiocapitular
A)humeroradial
B)humeroulnar
C)proximal radioulnar
D)radiocapitular
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33
Flexion of the fingers increases what arch of the hand?
A)proximal transverse
B)distal transverse
C)longitudinal
D)all of these
A)proximal transverse
B)distal transverse
C)longitudinal
D)all of these
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34
The head of the radius during pronation rotates:
A)to the right
B)to the left
C)medially
D)laterally
A)to the right
B)to the left
C)medially
D)laterally
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35
What is the term that describes a metacarpal and its associated phalanges?
A)carpus
B)metacarpus
C)finger
D)ray
A)carpus
B)metacarpus
C)finger
D)ray
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36
The carrying angle is normally how many degrees?
A)5 to 15
B)15 to 25
C)20 to 30
D)45 to 50
A)5 to 15
B)15 to 25
C)20 to 30
D)45 to 50
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37
The radiocarpal joint is considered what type of joint functionally?
A)diarthrotic uniaxial
B)diarthrotic biaxial
C)diarthrotic triaxial
D)amphiarthrotic uniaxial
A)diarthrotic uniaxial
B)diarthrotic biaxial
C)diarthrotic triaxial
D)amphiarthrotic uniaxial
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38
What ligament attaches to the ulna and surrounds the head of the radius?
A)medial collateral
B)lateral collateral
C)oblique cord
D)annular
A)medial collateral
B)lateral collateral
C)oblique cord
D)annular
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39
When the arm abducts 180 degrees relative to the trunk,how many degrees of this motion occur at the scapulocostal joint?
A)30
B)60
C)90
D)120
A)30
B)60
C)90
D)120
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40
The humeroulnar joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)hinge
B)condyloid
C)saddle
D)pivot
A)hinge
B)condyloid
C)saddle
D)pivot
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41
What is the closed-packed position of the wrist joint?
A)flexion and slight ulnar deviation
B)extension and slight ulnar deviation
C)flexion and slight radial deviation
D)extension and slight radial deviation
A)flexion and slight ulnar deviation
B)extension and slight ulnar deviation
C)flexion and slight radial deviation
D)extension and slight radial deviation
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42
The reference line for abduction-adduction of the fingers at the metacarpophalangeal joints is an imaginary line through the center of what finger when that finger is in anatomic position?
A)index finger
B)middle finger
C)ring finger
D)little finger
A)index finger
B)middle finger
C)ring finger
D)little finger
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43
Which of the following joints is most commonly affected by rheumatoid arthritis?
A)carpometacarpal
B)metacarpophalangeal
C)proximal interphalangeal
D)distal interphalangeal
A)carpometacarpal
B)metacarpophalangeal
C)proximal interphalangeal
D)distal interphalangeal
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44
Which of the following word origins means to restrain?
A)manus
B)carpus
C)annulus
D)rein
A)manus
B)carpus
C)annulus
D)rein
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45
How many proximal intermetacarpal joints are in one upper extremity?
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)five
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)five
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46
At what joint is the check-rein ligament located?
A)carpometacarpal
B)metacarpophalangeal
C)proximal interphalangeal
D)distal interphalangeal
A)carpometacarpal
B)metacarpophalangeal
C)proximal interphalangeal
D)distal interphalangeal
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47
The intermetacarpal joint is considered what type of joint functionally?
A)uniaxial
B)biaxial
C)triaxial
D)nonaxial
A)uniaxial
B)biaxial
C)triaxial
D)nonaxial
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48
The 1st carpometacarpal joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)hinge
B)saddle
C)pivot
D)gliding
A)hinge
B)saddle
C)pivot
D)gliding
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49
The radial collateral ligament of the interphalangeal joint limits motion of that joint in what direction?
A)anterior
B)posterior
C)ulnar
D)radial
A)anterior
B)posterior
C)ulnar
D)radial
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50
What carpometacarpal joint is most mobile?
A)first
B)second
C)third
D)fifth
A)first
B)second
C)third
D)fifth
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51
Interphalangeal joints are considered what type of joint structurally?
A)pivot
B)hinge
C)condyloid
D)plane
A)pivot
B)hinge
C)condyloid
D)plane
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52
The metacarpophalangeal joint is considered what type of joint structurally?
A)hinge
B)condyloid
C)saddle
D)plane
A)hinge
B)condyloid
C)saddle
D)plane
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53
Opposition of the thumb at the 1st carpometacarpal joint is a combination of what actions?
A)flexion,adduction,and lateral rotation
B)flexion,medial rotation,and abduction
C)extension,lateral rotation,and abduction
D)extension,adduction,and medial rotation
A)flexion,adduction,and lateral rotation
B)flexion,medial rotation,and abduction
C)extension,lateral rotation,and abduction
D)extension,adduction,and medial rotation
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54
At what joint is the palmar plate located?
A)metacarpophalangeal
B)proximal interphalangeal
C)distal interphalangeal
D)all of these
A)metacarpophalangeal
B)proximal interphalangeal
C)distal interphalangeal
D)all of these
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55
A metacarpophalangeal joint is located between the head of a metacarpal and the _____ phalanx.
A)base of a middle
B)head of a proximal
C)base of a proximal
D)head of a middle
A)base of a middle
B)head of a proximal
C)base of a proximal
D)head of a middle
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56
What carpometacarpal joints form the central stable pillar of the hand?
A)first and second
B)second and third
C)third and fourth
D)fourth and fifth
A)first and second
B)second and third
C)third and fourth
D)fourth and fifth
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57
Which of the following ligaments limits full flexion of the hand at the wrist joint?
A)palmar radiocarpal
B)dorsal radiocarpal
C)radial collateral
D)ulnar collateral
A)palmar radiocarpal
B)dorsal radiocarpal
C)radial collateral
D)ulnar collateral
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58
Flexion and extension of the metacarpal of the thumb at the saddle joint occur within what plane?
A)sagittal
B)frontal
C)transverse
D)oblique
A)sagittal
B)frontal
C)transverse
D)oblique
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59
How many distal intermetacarpal joints are in one upper extremity?
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)five
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)five
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60
What carpometacarpal joint is least mobile?
A)first
B)third
C)fourth
D)fifth
A)first
B)third
C)fourth
D)fifth
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61
Which of the following word origins means hand?
A)pedis
B)manus
C)carpus
D)digital
A)pedis
B)manus
C)carpus
D)digital
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62
Which of the following word origins means inflammation?
A)rheuma
B)osis
C)peri
D)itis
A)rheuma
B)osis
C)peri
D)itis
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63
Which of the following word origins means thumb?
A)hallux
B)carpus
C)pollicis
D)digital
A)hallux
B)carpus
C)pollicis
D)digital
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64
Which of the following word origins means pulley?
A)trochlea
B)annular
C)cubitus
D)rein
A)trochlea
B)annular
C)cubitus
D)rein
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65
Which of the following word origins means ring?
A)fore
B)trochlea
C)annular
D)rheuma
A)fore
B)trochlea
C)annular
D)rheuma
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