Joint and Movement Classification

The knee is an example of which joint

• Condyloid

• Hinge

• Ball and Socket

• Pivot

The atlas (neck) is an example of which joint

• Condyloid

• Hinge

• Ball and Socket

• Pivot

The wrist is an example of which joint

• Condyloid

• Hinge

• Ball and Socket

• Pivot

The ball and socket can be located in which part of the body

• Neck

• Knee

• Shoulder

• Hip

• Wrist

The knee joint can complete which movements

• Extension and Adduction

• Flexion and Abduction

• Flexion and Circumduction

• Flexion and Extension

The shoulder joint can complete which movements

• Extension

• Abduction

• Circumduction

• Rotation

Doris-Flexion and Plantar-flexion is a movement completed at which joint

• Ankle

• Shoulder

• Hip

• Wrist

Ligaments attach bone-to-muscle

• True

• False

Tendons attach muscle-to-bone

• True

• False

Dorsi-flexion is defined as...

• ...moving the foot in an upward movement; pointing the toes to the sky

• ...moving the foot in a downward movement; pointing the toes to the floor