3.1.1.1 The structure and functions of the musculoskeletal s

Which bones make up the hip joint?

• Scapula & Femur

• Ribs & sternum

• Pelvis & Femur

• Pelvis & tibia

Which bone meet at the ankle joint?

• Femur

• Tibia

• Fibula

• Talus

• Radius

The skeletal system provides a framework for movement (in conjunction with the muscular system). Which statements are true?

• the skeletal system allows movement at a joint

• the shape and type of the bones determine the amount of movement (short bones enable finer controlled movements/ long bones enable gross movement)

• the skeleton provides a point of attachment for muscles – when muscles contract they pull the bone.

• the different joint types allow different types of movement

• the skeletal system is responsible for respiration.

There are 6 functions of the skeletal system, one of them is movement - name 3 from the list.

• Mineral storage

• Blood cell production

• Support

• Vasodilation

• Respiration

The muscles located in the upper arm are the triceps and the _______

Which muscle is located at the front of your lower leg?

• Abdominals

• Gluteals

• Tibialis anterior

• Deltoid

A synovial joint consists of bursae, joint capsule, cartlige and ...

• synovial membrane

• synovial fluid

• ligaments.

• Fibrous strands

• Friction pads

What are the two joints in the human body that you need to be aware of?

• Condaloyd

• Gliding

• Hinge

• Ball & socket

• Pivot

What movement can occur at the shoulder joint?

• Flexion/extension

• Abduction/adduction

• Plantar flexion/dorsi flextion

• Rotation/circumduction

• Isotonic/isometric

Which muscle is the agonist during the upward phase of a bicep curl?

• Bicep

• Tricep

• Deltoid

• Rotator cuff