1. Of the six classes of synovial joints, how many are classified as biaxial? 1 2...

1. Of the six classes of synovial joints, how many are classified as biaxial?

	1
	2
	3
	4

2 Which of the following articulations is the largest diarthrosis in the human body?

	elbow
	hip
	shoulder
	knee

3 Which two pads of fibrocartilage are found in the knee joint?

	medial and lateral collateral ligaments
	anterior and posterior cruciate ligaments
	intrinsic and extrinsic tibial symphyses
	medial and lateral menisci

4 What is the scientific name given to the shoulder joint?

	glenohumeral joint
	humeroradial joint
	acetabular joint
	claviculascapular joint

5 Which articulation forms part of the elbow joint?

	glenohumeral joint
	humeroradial joint
	patellofemoral joint
	acromioclavicular joint

6 The tendons of four muscles help to stabilize the shoulder joint, which together are called which of the following?

	shoulder bursae
	pectoralis major
	glenohumeral tendons
	rotator cuff

7 The hip joint belongs to which class of synovial joints?

	hinge
	pivot
	ball-and-socket
	condylar

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