Movement analysis

Which type of joint has the biggest range of movement?

• Hinge

• Condyloid

• Pivot

• Ball and Socket

What movement can occur at a Hinge joint?

• Flexion

• Rotation

• Abduction

• Extension

What is the pivot joint we need to know?

• Knee

• Atlas-Axis

• Hip

• Shoulder

'the movement of a limb or other part away from the midline of the body, or from another part' is the definition of what?

• rotation

• Adduction

• Flexion

• Abduction

What occurs when the angle of the joint increases?

• Extension

• Adduction

• Abduction

• Felxion

Flexion to extension is the only range of movement at which joint?

The shoulder is an example of what joint?

What is the name of the muscle which contracts to produce movement?

The antagonist during flexion of the knee is what muscle?

Which of the below is the antagonistic pair which causes abduction and adduction at the shoulder

• Bicep and tricep

• Quadricep and hamstring

• Deltiod and Lattisiumus dorsi

• Pectoralis major and internal obliques