UE lecture 9- Exam 2

Question 1

Examples of ball and socket joint

Answer 1

Glenohumeral and hip joint

Question 2

Examples of hinge joints

Answer 2

Humeroulnar, interphalangeal, knee joint

Question 3

Example of a pivot joint

Answer 3

Rotational, between C1 and C2

Question 4

condyloid joint

Answer 4

Radiocarpal joint

Question 5

Examples of saddle joint

Answer 5

Sternoclavicular joint and CMC carpal joint

Question 6

Examples of plane/gliding joints

Answer 6

Between tarsal bones

Question 7

Suture joint

Answer 7

-fibrous joint p, allows for growth but little movement
-coronal suture

Question 8

Interosseous membrane

Answer 8

-type of fibrous joint, syndesmosis, Allows for some movement
-radial and ulna, tibia and fibia

Question 9

Epiphysial plate

Answer 9

-cartilaginous plate-joint
-immoveable but can fracture
-Made of cartilage and fibrous tissue

Question 10

Intervertebral joint

Answer 10

-fibro cartilaginous
-allows for some movement

Question 11

Synovial joint

Answer 11

-has articulated cartilage
-allows for movement
-the more movement it allows, the more prone it is to dislocation
-NO PAIN FIBERS

Question 12

4 joints of the shoulder girdle complex

Answer 12

Acromioclavicular, sternoclavicular, Glenohumeral, scapulothoracic
-AC joint has least movement

Question 13

What structure travels below superior transverse scapular ligament?

Answer 13

Suprascapular nerve

Question 14

Which ligament is important for stabilization of the LH biceps?

Answer 14

Transverse ligament of humerus

Question 15

Does the supraspinatus tendon lie superior or interior to the subacromial bursa?

Answer 15

Lies inferior

Question 16

Which structures can impinge the suprascapular tendon?

Answer 16

Subacromial bursa and abduction of GH running into the acromion

Question 17

Name the bursae of the shoulder

Answer 17

-subdeltoidea
-subacromialis
-subtendinea