What ligaments strengthen the shoulder joint

• coracohumeral

• coracoacromial

• intraarticular

The characteristics of the proximal radioulnar joint include the following statements

• simple

• Complex

• cylindrical

• Uniaxial

• biaxial

Movement is possible in the proximal radioulnar joint

• rotation of radius around the longitudinal axis

• rotation of ulna around the longitudinal axis

• flexion

• extension

The articular capsule of elbow joint is strengthened by the following ligaments, except

•  ulnar collateral ligament

•  radial collateral ligament

• annular ligament of radius

• quadrate ligament

• oblique ligament

Which of the following articular surfaces form the distal radioulnar joint?

• articular circumference of ulna and ulnar notch of radius

• articular circumference of radius and radial notch of ulna

• neck of radius and trochlear notch of  ulna

• neck of radius and radial notch of ulna

The characteristics of the distal radioulnar joint include the following statements

• simple

• complex

• cylindrical

• elliptical

• uniaxial

In the distal radioulnar joint the movement is possible

• rotation of radius around ulna

•  rotation of ulna around the longitudinal axis

• flexion

• extention

The articular capsule of wrist joint is strengthened by the following ligaments, except

• radial collateral ligament of wrist

• ulnar collateral ligament of wrist

• annular ligament of ulnar

• palmar radiocarpal ligament

• dorsal radiocarpal ligament

The carpometacarpal joints of the II-V hand fingers are formed by the articular surfaces of the bases of the II-V metacarpal bones and

• proximal articular surfaces of the first row of the carpal bones

• proximal articular surfaces of the second row of the carpal bones

•  distal articular surfaces of the first row of the carpal bones

• distal articular surfaces of the second row of the carpal bones

The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is formed by the base of the I metacarpal bone and the articular surface of

• trapezium bone

• hamate bone

• Pisiform bone

• Scafoid bone