Kineiology 13

Question 1

CMC Joint

Answer 1

Carpometacarpal Joint, is made up of trapezium bone

Question 2

MCP Joint

Answer 2

Metacarpophalangeal Joint

Question 3

IP

Answer 3

Interphalangeal joint

Question 4

accessory movement

Answer 4

a movement that accompanies the active movement and is essential to normal motion

Question 5

opposition

Answer 5

a combination of flexion and abduction in which the tips of the first and fifth digits move toward one another, with the ‘built in’ accessory motion of rotation

Question 6

reposition

Answer 6

using a combination of extension, adduction and rotation, is the return to anatomical position from opposition

Question 7

MCP Joint

Answer 7

Metacarpophalangeal joint that is a hinge joint, allows flexion and extension and is a uniaxial joint. Concave base on proximal end

Question 8

IP Joint

Answer 8

Interpalangeal Joint, allows only flexion and extension, uniaxial, Concave base on proximal end

Question 9

PIP

Answer 9

Proximal Interphalangeal Joint of finger

Question 10

DIP

Answer 10

Distal Interphalangeal Joint of Finger

Question 11

CMC Joints, digits 2 - 5

Answer 11

Classified as nonaxial, plane -shaped synovial joints that provide slight gliding motion.