The document contains multiple choice questions about different types of joints in the human body. It asks about examples of syndesmoses joints (distal tibiofibular joint), joint classifications (sutures unite skull bones, synovial joints have a cavity), joint movements like adduction (movement toward the midline), unique features of synovial joints (fibrocartilage is not a feature), medical terminology for joint pain (arthralgia), structural joint classifications (synchondroses, sutures, gomphosis are included), characteristics of different joint types like condyloid and elbow joints, joints that allow no movement (fibrous joints), articulations of glenoid cavity and ribs/sternum

1. Joints MCQ

2. • 1. Which of the following is an example of syndesmoses?
A. coronal suture B. distal tibiofibular joint
c. hip joint D. intercarpal joints

3. • Match the following-
1. unites the bones of skull (a) gomphosis
2. joint between two pubic bones (b) symphysis
3. joint having a cavity between (c) sutures
the bone
4.joint between teeth and bone (d) synovial joint

4. • What do you mean by the movement adduction?
A. decrease in the angle between the bones
B. increase in the angle between the bones
C. movement of bone toward the midline
D. movement of bone away from the midline

5. • Which the following is not the unique features of synovial
joint?
A. Articular capsule B. articular cartilage
C. synovial fluid D. fibro cartilage

6. • What is the medical terminology for the pain in joints
called?
A. Chondritis B. Arthralgia
C. synovitis D. Rheumatism

7. • Which of the following comes under structural
classification?
A. Synchondroses B. Sutures
C. gomphosis D. all of the above

8. • Which of the following statement is NOT true?
A. condyloid joint is triaxial
B. synovial fluid reduces friction
C. coronal suture is for parietal and frontal bone articulation
D. none of the above

9. • Elbow joint is an example of?
A. Hinge joint
B. pivot joint
C. ball and socket joint
D. gliding joint

10. • Which of the following joints does not allow any
movement?
• (a) Synovial joint
• (b) Fibrous joint
• (c) Ball and Socket joint
• (d) Cartilaginous joint

11. • Glenoid cavity articulates
• (a) Clavicle with acromion
• (b) Clavicle with scapula
• (c) Scapula with acromion
• (d) Humerus with scapula

12. • The type of joint between the skull bones is
• (a) Fibrous
• (b) Cartilaginous
• (c) Synovial
• (d) Hinge

13. • Ribs and sternum are connected by
• (a) Areolar tissue
• (b) Hyaline cartilage
• (c) White fibrous cartilage
• (d) Bony matter

14. Which of the following is not a joint function?
• a) Articulations
• b) Allows bone growth
• c) Enables mobility
• d) Supports body

15. Which of the following is not a joint classification?
• a) Connective
• b) Fibrous
• c) Cartilaginous
• d) Synovial

16. What is the name of the immovable juncture between two bones?
• a) Socket
• b) Saddle
• c) Hinge
• d) Suture

17. Which of the following is a saddle joint?
• a) Between the carpals
• b) Knee joint
• c) Between carpal and metacarpal of thumb
• d) Between atlas and axis

18. • The synovial joint are also known as _________
a) Megablast
b) Periosteum
c) Diarthrosis
d) Arthrois

19. • Tendons connect bone and
A. Bone
B. Ligaments
C. Muscle
D. Cartilage

20. • Which of the following is not a kind or type of muscle?
A.Cardiac
B.Skeletal
C.Sesamoids.
D.Smooth

21. • Humans have ________ joint between sternum and ribs
• (a) gliding
• (b) angular
• (c) cartilaginous
• (d) fibrous