WorksheetsUpper Extremities Quiz
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 15mins
How many carpal bones are there?
10
8
12
6
Carpal bones help to move and rotate the wrist (a) .
What do carpal nerves help to protect?
fingers and knuckles
bones in your hands and wrists
muscles and joints
nerves and tendons
What are the metacarpals?
a group of five bones between the hand and the wrist
a group of five bones between the ulna and the acromion
a group of five bones between the phalanges and carpus
a group of five bones between ulna and the humerus
What are the three parts of the metacarpals?
shaft, body, and base
head, body, and base
phalanges, carpals, and metacarpals
head, shoulders, knees, and toes
What action can occur at the metacarpals?
circulation
movement
reaching
extension
What are the phalanges?
bones found in the fingers and toes
bones found in the knuckles
bones found in the palm of the hand
bones found in the wrist
How many phalanges are there?
12
20
14
18
What function can the phalanges help with?
rubbing the palms of your hands
tying your shoes
cracking your knuckles
doing a handstand
What is the clavicle bone?
the bone that connects the hand to the wrist
the bone that connections the arm to the sternum
the bone that connects the shoulder to the arm
the bone that connects the sternum to the shoulder
What is the function of the clavicle bone?
increases rotation
increases range of motion
increases flexibility
increases strength
What does your clavicle bone connect?
your neck and shoulder
your arm to your body
your back and spinal cord
your shoulder and arm
What is the scapula?
it connects the humerus and the acromion to form the arm
it connects the humerus and the clavicle to form the arm
it connects the humerus and the radius to form the shoulder joint
it connects the humerus and the clavicle to form the shoulder joint
What is the function of the scapula?
allows abduction at the upper extremity
allows movement at the upper extremity
allows adduction at the upper extremity
allows flexibility at the upper extremity
What is the shape of the scapula bone?
flat and round
flat and squared
flat and triangular
flat and trapezoid shaped
What is the acromion?
The extension of the clavicle
The extension of the scapula
The extension of the humerus
The extension of the radius
What is the function of the acromion?
Stabilize the arm, shoulder, and hand
Stabilize the arm and shoulder
Stabilize the arm
Stabilize the shoulder joint
The acromion is the top (a) edge of the scapula.
What is the humerus?
The long bone that runs from your shoulder to your scapula and to the elbow
The long bone that runs from the shoulder to the arm to the elbow
The long bone that runs from the shoulder to the arm to the elbow and to the hand
The long bone that runs from the scapula to the elbow
What is the function of the humerus?
provides support and movement for your arm
provides support for your arm and movement for your shoulder
provides support for your shoulder and movement for your arm
provides support and movement for your shoulder
How is the humerus classified?
posterior humerus fracture
distal humerus fracture
proximal humerus fracture
fronterior humerus fracture
What is the radius?
one of two bones in the forearm extending the distal side of the thumb
one of two bones in the forearm extending the lateral side of the thumb
one of two bones in the forearm extending the anterior side of the thumb
one of two bones in the forearm extending the posterior side of the thumb
What is the function of the radius?
flexes and extends at the elbow
adducts the arm
abducts the shoulder
circumducts the elbow
The radius rotates over your ulna when you stretch your arm backwards.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the ulna?
opposite of the carpal bones
opposite of the radius
opposite of the clavicle
opposite of the humerus
What is the function of the ulna?
helps move your wrist, hand, and fingers
helps move your shoulder, arm, and hand
helps move your arm, wrist, and shoulder
helps move your arm, wrist, and hand
What does the ulna support?
Muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels
Arms, hands, shoulders, wrists
Your bone structure
Your body structure
