1. Which cartilage is present at the joints of long bones?
a) Calcified
b) Elastic
c) Hyaline
d) Fibrous
2. The joints can be classified into ________ main types.
a) 2
b) 3
c) 4
d) 5
3. Synovial joint is ___________
a) Pivot joint
b) Fibrous joint
c) Ball and socket joint
d) Cartilaginous joint
4. Hinge joint is present between _______ and _______
a) Femur and ulna
b) Humerus and ulna
c) Femur and pectoral girdle
d) Femur and pelvic girdle
5. Example of pivot joint is __________
a) Hip joints
b) Ankle joints
c) Radio ulnar joints
d) Metacarpophalangeal joints
6. Elbow joint is a hinge joint.
a) True
b) False
7. The sternoclavicular articulation is a _________ arthrodial joint.
a) Single
b) Double
c) Triple
d) 4 layered
8. The sternoclavicular joint is a type of __________ joint.
a) Hinge joint
b) Ball and socket
c) Saddle type
d) Pivot
9. What is the stance phase of a gait cycle?
it is the first 60% of the gait cycle and foot keeps ground contact
it is the first 40% of the gait cycle. foot keeps ground contact
it is the first 50% of the gait cycle. foot does not contact ground
none of these
10. Body’s weight passing over supporting lower extremity (30% of gait cycle) is known as
push off
toe off
heel off
mid stance
11. This part of swing phase is the Period from toe off to mid swing (65% of gait cycle), which is known as
early swing
mid swing
late swing
swing phase
12. Events that take place between successive heel contacts of same foot is known as
stride length
heel strike
stride
all the above
13. Distance traveled in one stride, two consecutive heel contacts of same foot is properly known as
consecutive heel contacts
stride
stride distance
stride length
14. Horizontal displacement is the center of gravity as weight shifts from side to side
True
False
15. Humans have ________ joint between sternum and ribs
(a) gliding
(b) angular
(c) cartilaginous
(d) fibrous
16. The joint in our elbow is an example of
(a) hinge joint
(b) ball and socket joint
(c) pivot joint
(d) gliding joint
17. Which of the following joints does not allow any movement?
(a) Synovial joint
(b) Fibrous joint
(c) Ball and Socket joint
(d) Cartilaginous joint
18. Glenoid cavity articulates
(a) Clavicle with acromion
(b) Clavicle with scapula
(c) Scapula with acromion
(d) Humerus with scapula
19. Name the longest and heaviest bone of the body?
A. Femur
B. Fibula
C. Tibia
D. Ilium
20. Name the only movable bone in the skull of man?
A. Ethmoid bone
B. Mandible bone
C. Nasal bone
D. Lacrimal bone
21. Which of the following pair is correctly matched?
a) Cartilaginous joint- skull bones
b) Gliding joint- between zygapophyses of vertebrae
c) Hinge joint- between vertebrae
d) Fibrous joint- between phalanges
22. Name the thinnest bone of human body?
A. Stapes
B. Malleus
C. Incus
D. Fibula
23. Finger bones are also known as………..?
A. Hamate bone
B. Girdles
C. Phalanges
D. Metacarpal
24. What is the medical terminology for the pain in joints called?
A. Chondritis
B. Arthralgia
C. synovitis
D. Rheumatism
25. The main moto of the free body diagrams is to:
a) To reduce the calculation
b) To add the forces with the couples and take out the total
c) To subtract the forces with the couples and take out the total
d) To multiply the forces with the couples and take out the total
26. The simplification of the couple is done for free body diagrams on the basis of the:
a) The clockwise of the anti-clockwise rotation sign convention
b) The simplification is not possible
c) The couple is a vector and thus can’t be simplified
d) The couple is a scalar and can’t be simplified
27. Principle of transmissibility for free body diagrams is:
a) It states that the force acting on the body is a sliding vector
b) It states that the force acting on the body is a rolling vector
c) It states that the force acting on the body is a wedging vector
d) It states that the force acting on the body is a unit vector
28. For equilibrium, the net force acting on the body is zero.
True
False
29. The net force of the body is zero that means the force are not being applied to the body at all and hence the body is in equilibrium.
a) The first part of the statement is false and other part is true
b) The first part of the statement is false and other part is false too
c) The first part of the statement is true and other part is false
d) The first part of the statement is true and other part is true too
30. Which of the following needs to zero for the perfect equilibrium?
a) ∑F=0, ∑M=0 and ∑θ = 0
b) ∑F=0, ∑M≠0 and ∑θ = 0
c) ∑F≠0, ∑M=0 and ∑θ = 0
d) ∑F=0, ∑M=0 and ∑θ≠0
31. Which force applied on a body will tend to stretch or elongate the body?
compressive force
tensile force
bending force
torsional force
32. Which force applied on a body will tend to shrink the body in the direction of force?
compressive force
tensile force
bending force
torsional force
33. In a system if all the forces have a common line of action, then it is called
compressive force
tensile force
collinear forces
torsional force
34. In a system if all the forces have a common point of intersection , then it is called
compressive force
tensile force
collinear forces
concurrent force
35. Other name for condylar joint is ___________
a) Saddle joint
b) Plain joint
c) Hinge Joint
d) ball and socket Joint
36. In a synovial joint, the bones are connected to each other.t
true
False
37. Shoulder joint is an example of ___________
ball and socket joint
hinge joint
saddle joint
plain joint
38. knee joint is an example of ___________
ball and socket joint
hinge joint
saddle joint
plain joint
39. Ankle joint is an example of ___________
ball and socket joint
hinge joint
saddle joint
plain joint
40. The synovial joint are also known as _________
Periosteum
Diarthrosis
arthrosis
Megablast
41. The study of joints is known as _________
Osteology
Syndesmology
Arthrology
Bonology
42. Sutures are immovable joints.
True
False
43. Which type of joint lies at the shoulder joint and hip joint?
hinge joint
plain joint
Ball & socket joint
saddle joint
44. Shoulder joint is also known as
humeral joint
glenohumeral joint
radial joint
ulnar joint
45. Movement of the humerus to the front, is called
extension
flexion
abbduction
rotation
46. Walking, sitting, squatting are done with the help of
Glenohumeral joint
humeral joint
hip joint
wrist joint
47. The largest joint in the body is
hip
shoulder
ankle
knee
48. Quadriceps and hamstring muscles are present in
shoulder
wrist
hip
49. Tibia, fibula, and talus join together to form
shoulder
hip
Ankle
knee
50. Biceps brachii muscle is the most powerful flexor of
elbow
hip
Ankle
knee
51. Science of human walking is called as
gait analysis
gate analysis
bait analysis
tait analysis
52. Initial double support period is called as
swing
preswing
loading response
early swing
53. Terminal double-limb support is called as
swing
preswing
loading response
early swing
54. Number of steps per minute is called as
Cadence
preswing
loading response
early swing
55. Distance from 1 foot strike to next time the same foot strikes the ground is called as
Cadence
preswing
Stride length
early swing
56. Measure of forward progression to the centre of mass of individual is called as
Cadence
preswing
Velocity
early swing
57. Identify the motion analysis technique
a. interrupted light photography
b. video
c. both a and b
d. none of the above
58. This instrument is used to determine stride characteristics without attaching any devices to the subject
instrumented walkway
footswitches
EMG
EEG
59. Which instrument is retroreflective markers
EEG
video camera-based systems
EMG
ECG
60. In the gait cycle of a normal man, Swing phase constitutes
40%
20%
60%
100%
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