Joint Classification

Immovable Joints are also called:

• Fixed Joints

• Stationary Joints

Which type of joints allows the most movement?

• Fixed Joint

• Slightly Movable

• Freely Movable

WHICH TYPE OF JOINTS ARE ALSO CALLED 'SYNOVAVIAL JOINTS'?

• SLIGHTLY MOVABLE

• FREELY MOVABLE

• FIXED JOINTS

WHICH JOINT MOVES BACK AND FORTH LIKE A DOOR?

• GLIDING

• HINGE

• PIVOT

• BALL AND SOCKET

SHOULDER AND HIP ARE LOCATIONS FOR THIS TYPE OF JOINT:

• PIVOT

• HINGE

• GLIDING

• BALL AND SOCKET

THE WRIST IS AN EXAMPLE OF A:

• HINGE JOINT

• GLIDING JOINT

• PIVOT JOINT

• BALL AND SOCKET JOINT

WHAT KIND OF JOINT IS THIS?

• BALL AND SOCKET

• GLIDING

• PIVOT

• HINGE

HOW MANY TYPES OF FREELY MOVABLE JOINTS ARE THERE?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 6

THIS TYPE OF JOINT ALLOWS THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF MOVEMENT.

• BALL AND SOCKET

• HINGE

• PIVOT

• GLIDING

FIXED JOINTS ARE FOUND IN THE CRANIUM.

• TRUE

• FALSE