9.1 Joints and Their Classifications

1			The joint between the parietal bones is classified as what type of joint?
			A)	cartilaginous
			B)	fibrous
			C)	synovial
			D)	amphiarthrosis
2			The science of the study of the anatomy, function, dysfunction, and treatment of joints is called ________________.
			A)	kinesiology
			B)	biomechanics
			C)	arthrology
3			The type of joint known as a gomphoses is found in what part of the body?
			A)	the cranium
			B)	the leg
			C)	the thumb
			D)	the tooth sockets
4			An example of the type of joint known as a symphysis can be found between the
			A)	left and right pubic bones.
			B)	vertebrae.
			C)	tibia and the fibula.
			D)	tibia and the patella.

9.2 Synovial Joints

5			This unusual synovial joint type allows for thumb opposability.
			A)	pivot
			B)	saddle
			C)	condyloid
			D)	gliding
6			This joint allows for multiaxial movements.
			A)	pivot
			B)	ball-and-socket
			C)	condyloid
			D)	gliding
7			If you decrease the angle of your forearm with respect to the arm then you have made which movement?
			A)	adduction
			B)	depression
			C)	flexion
			D)	extension
8			The rotation of the forearm so that the palm faces posteriorly is called ________________.
			A)	pronation
			B)	supination
			C)	inversion
			D)	eversion

9.3 Anatomy of Selected Diarthroses

9			"Wear and tear" arthritis describes which disease?
			A)	osteoarthritis
			B)	rheumatoid arthritis
			C)	gout
			D)	osteofascitis
10			These specialized cartilages in the knee absorb shock.
			A)	bursae
			B)	menisci
			C)	synovium
			D)	retinacula