1. Joint Jeopardy 2011

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3. Types of Movements:100 Name the Movement: Answer

4. Types of Movements:200 Name both movements: Answer

5. Types of Movements:300 Name both movements: Answer

6. Types of Movements:400 What movement requires turning the hand so the palm is facing downward? Answer

7. Types of Movements:500 Name all of the following movements: Answer

8. Classification:100 What is the most common joint in the body? Answer

9. Classification:200 The articular surfaces of the bones at the symphysis are covered by a thin layer of __________________? Answer

10. Classification:300 Which type of joint is between the manubrium and the first rib? **BE SPECIFIC** Answer

11. Classification:400 Which of the types of joints allow more free movement and are structurally more complex? Answer

12. Classification:500 Name the three types of fibrous joints. Answer

13. Synovial Joints:100 What is the joint between the carpal and the metacarpal of the thumb? Answer

14. Synovial Joints:200 What type of synovial joint is in the wrist and ankle? Answer

15. Synovial Joints:300 What is the main function of a ball-and-socket joint? Answer

16. Synovial Joints:400 What is another name for the condyloid joint? Answer

17. Synovial Joints:500 Name all six types of synovial joints. Answer

18. Life Span Changes:100 Joint stiffness is an early sign of ______. Answer

19. Life Span Changes:200 What is the best way to slow down the aging of your joints? Answer

20. Life Span Changes:300 Which joints are the first to change? Answer

21. Life Span Changes:400 Loss of function in synovial joints begins in which decade of life? Answer

22. Life Span Changes:500 ____________ that connect epiphyses to diaphyses in long bones disappear as the skeleton grows and develops. Answer

23. Miscellaneous:100 What movement is associated with lowering a part? Answer

24. Miscellaneous:200 What are the two main functions of ligaments? Answer

25. Miscellaneous:300 In synovial joints, the bone beneath articular cartilage contains which bone, that absorbs shock? Answer

26. Miscellaneous:400 What ligament is associated with the elbow joint? Answer

27. Miscellaneous:500 Name the three ligaments in the hip joint. Answer

28. Types of Movements:100 abduction Back go Chart

29. Types of Movements:200 Protraction and Retraction Back go Chart

30. Types of Movements:300 Eversion and Inversion Back go Chart

31. Types of Movements:400 Pronation Back go Chart

32. Types of Movements:500 Circumduction Supination and Dorsiflexion Back go Chart

33. Classification:100 Synovial Joints Back go Chart

34. Classification:200 Hyaline Cartilage Back go Chart

35. Classification:300 Synchondrosis Back go Chart

36. Classification:400 Synovial Joints Back go Chart

37. Classification:500 Syndesmosis Suture and Gomphosis Back go Chart

38. Synovial Joints:100 The Saddle Joint Back go Chart

39. Synovial Joints:200 Gliding joints Back go Chart

40. Synovial Joints:300 Allows a wider range of motion Back go Chart

41. Synovial Joints:400 The Ellipsoidal Joint Back go Chart

42. Synovial Joints:500 Ball-and-Socket Condyloid Joint Gliding Joint Hinge Joint Pivot Joint Saddle Joint Back go Chart

43. Life Span Changes:100 Aging Back go Chart

44. Life Span Changes:200 Exercising Back go Chart

45. Life Span Changes:300 The Fibrous Joints Back go Chart

46. Life Span Changes:400 The Third Decade Back go Chart

47. Life Span Changes:500 Synchondroses Back go Chart

48. Miscellaneous:100 Depression Back go Chart

49. Miscellaneous:200 To reinforce the joint capsule and help bind the articular ends of the bones. Back go Chart

50. Miscellaneous:300 Cancellous Back go Chart

51. Miscellaneous:400 Ulnar Collateral Ligament Back go Chart

52. Miscellaneous:500 Iliofemerol ligament Pubofemeral Ligament Ischiofemoral Ligament Back go Chart