Joints and Agonist/Antagonist

A joint is the part of the body where two or more bones meet to allow movement

• True

• False

The pictures show what type of joints

• Gliding

• Ball and Socket

• Hinge

• Condoyloid 

The hip and shoulder are what type of joints

• Ball and Socket

• Hinge

• Gliding

The movement in the picture

• Dorsiflexion

• Plantarflexion

• Pointing 

• Extension of the ankle

The movement at the right hip and also right knee is

• Hip flexion and Knee extension

• Hip extension and Knee extension

• Hip flexion and Knee flexion

• Hip extension and Knee flexion

The movement in shown in the picture is

• Knee extension

• Knee plantarflexion

• Knee flexion

The agonist for knee flexion is

• Hamstrings

• Gastrocnemius

• Quadriceps

The movement in the picture shows knee extension what is the agonist and antagonist muscles 

• Agonist - Hamstrings      Antagonist - Quadriceps

• Agonist - Gastrocnemius     Antagonist - Hamstrings

• Agonist - Quadriceps      Antagonist - Hamstrings

The movement in the picture is

• Shoulder flexion

• Elbow extension

• Wrist extension

• Elbow flexion

The agonist muscles for shoulder flexion is the deltoid, biceps and pectoralis major

• True

• False