Joints

Welcome to the Joints category on Questions LLC! Here, you will find a wide range of questions and discussions revolving around joints — the connections between bones that enable movement and flexibility in our bodies. Whether you have queries about the different types of joints, their functions, or specific conditions and disorders related to joints, this category is the perfect place to seek answers and engage with fellow users who share a common interest in this fascinating area of human biology. So, join us now and delve into the world of joints, expanding your knowledge and understanding of these crucial components of our skeletal system.

Questions (103)

A place where two bones come together is known as a(n)? ligament, joint, cartilage, ossification
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A place where two bones come together is known as a(n)(1
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What kind of joints do not allow movement?A. Hinge joints B. Ball and Socket joints C. Pivot joints D. Fused joints Fused
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2. asked by Stevi
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Fibrous and cartilaginous joints have little range of movement, whereas synovial joints allow for movement. True or False
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Which of the following types of joints allows the type of shoulder motion neededby a baseball pitcher to pitch a fastball in a
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2. asked by Anonymous
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A place where two bones come together is known as a..?
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2. asked by Elena
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Why are synovial joints the most frequently injured?They do not move at all A They are the most freely movable joints B They are
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What's the planes and axis of the scapulothoracic joint?
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2. asked by Student
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What is the joint classification of the scapulothoracic joint?
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2. asked by Student
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Your elbow and knee are examples of
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2. asked by Jane
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Your elbow and knee are examples of• ligaments. • joints. • cartilage. • angles.
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Which of the following functions like a fulcrum in a lever?A. tendons connecting muscle to bone at a joint. B. ligaments
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2. asked by Anonymous
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List 6 type’s synovial joints, then give one example of each joint in body, list 1 action each joint example does, list which
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2. asked by moe
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1. Which of the following types of joints allows the type of shoulder motion needed by a baseball pitcher to pitch a fastball in
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2. asked by Mstv
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The shoulder is an example of a ball and socket joint
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The hip is an example of a pivot joint
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All of the bones in your body, with the exception of the hyoid joint in the neck, form a joint with another bone.
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What joint in the body is capable of protraction?(1 point) O hip O thumb O knee O shoulder
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2. asked by Yoz
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Your elbow and knee are examples of ___________.A.) ligaments. B.) joints. C.) cartilage. D.) angles.
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2. asked by HelpWanted
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what are the different kinds of simple joints?
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2. asked by ellaine jan orboc
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What motion does a saddle joint allow? What movement does a pivot joint allow? (please don't say pivotal) Thanks. :)
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2. asked by Mariam
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The joints highlighted in the image below are _______ joints. Fill in the blank
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2. asked by Aurimar
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Which joint is capable of circumduction?A. Shoulder B. Jaw C. Knee D. Elbow
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2. asked by Diana
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The ______ ______ (two words), a syndesmosis, which provides a pivot point where two parallel-aligned bones, like the tibia and
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2. asked by Elaine
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The ______ of the knee not only provide cushioning but assist with stability and improving fit between the articulating surfaces
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2. asked by Elaine
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A ________ are designed to alleviate friction that may be caused by accessory structures, like a tendon, during movement of a
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2. asked by Elaine
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Your thumb contains the only saddle joint in the entire body. How would your hand function differently if your thumb >contained
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Your thumb contains the only saddle joint in the entire body. How would your hand function differently if your thumb >contained
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Your thumb contains the only saddle joint in the entire body. How would your hand function differently if your thumb >contained
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Your body has many joints. They allow you to bend, flex, and move in different ways while holding your bones in place. They
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D. Name the joint shown in each picture1. Elmbow answer - Antecubital fossa. 2. wrist answer - carpal 3. shoulder answer -
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2. asked by Laruen
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D. Name the joint shown in each picture1. Elmbow answer - Antecubital fossa. 2. wrist answer - carpal 3. shoulder answer -
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2. asked by Laruen
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Movement of bones in the skeletal system is made easier because of the existence of connections between bones called. JOINTOrgan
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2. asked by Erica
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Arm is to elbow as hand is to
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2. asked by T
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What joint in the body is capable of protraction?(1 point) Responses hip hip thumb thumb knee knee shoulder
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please correct me if i am wrongthe body has 3 different joints: A. fixed or immovable joints B. slightly movable C. freely
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2. asked by chelsea
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list the movable joint in the correct column.ball-and-socket= Shoulder, Hip Gliding= backbone, neck, forearm Hinge= knee,
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2. asked by Tiffany
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Just want to make sure I'm correct:The elbow lies (proximal or distal) to the forearm. Proximal
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2. asked by Sue
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A place where two bones come together is known as a(n)(1 point) Responses ligament. ligament. joint. joint. cartilage.
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2. asked by Boo <3
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what the advantages and disadvantages of all the Joints.
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2. asked by Kemar
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Your elbow and knee are examples of
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Your elbow and knee are examples of(1 point) Responses ligaments. ligaments. joints. joints. cartilage. cartilage. angles.
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2. asked by Boo <3
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Which of the following functions like a fulcrum in a lever?A. tendons connecting muscle to bone at a joint. B. ligaments
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Consider the hip joint. The bones are normally not in direct contact , but instead are covered withcartilage to reduce friction.
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2. asked by tom
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Joints that are located between the surfaces of two flat bones:(1 point) O gliding joints O sliding joints O hinge joints O
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A_____is an area where two bones meet and where one bone moves on another.(1 point) ( tendon O ligament • joint capsule
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The_____ joints allow for turning and rotationO pivot O hinge • ball and socket • gliding
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Bones in your joints are covered with a smooth and slippery material called:(1 point) O cartilage O synovial fluid • synovial
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Joints that are located between the surfaces of two flat bones:(1 point) Responses gliding joints gliding joints sliding joints
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A ______is an area where two bones meet and where one bone moves on another.(1 point) Responses tendon tendon ligament ligament
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