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Joints Movement Quiz :

Joint movement refers to the actions at the body’s joints that enable bones to move relative to each other. Key movements include flexion, which decreases the angle between bones (like bending the elbow), and extension, which increases the angle (such as straightening the knee). Abduction moves a limb away from the midline (raising the arm), while adduction brings it back toward the body. Rotation involves turning a bone around its axis (like rotating the head), and circumduction is a circular movement combining various actions, common in joints like the shoulder. These movements are essential for everyday activities and maintaining mobility.

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Joints Movement Quiz : 20 Important MCQs

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1. Movement that includes grasping of the thumb and fingers is called ….

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2. Dorsi flexion is

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3. Rotational movement toward the midline is called …..

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4. In Retraction movement :

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5. What is it called when the angle between two body parts decreases?

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6. What is it called when the toe foot go away from the shin bone?

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7. Movement of the shoulder in which shoulder move in the downward direction is called:

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8. In protraction movement :

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9. Pronation is movement of the :

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10. ……. is the type of outward rotation when palm focus upward.

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11. What is it called when a body part is extended beyond its normal range of motion i.e. angle beyond 180 degree?

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12. Rotational movement away from the midline is known as:

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13. The combination of movements of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction is called

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14. What is the movement called when the body bends sideways at the waist?

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15. When the sole of the foot is turned outside it is called

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16. What is the movement of a body part towards the center line called?

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17. When the sole of the foot is turned inside, it is called ………

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18. What is the term for increasing the angle between two body parts?

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19. Movement of a body part away from the centre line is called:-

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20. Movement of the shoulder in which shoulder move in the upward direction is called:

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Quiz: Questions and Answers:

What is it called when the angle between two body parts decreases?

Extension
Flexion
Rotation
Abduction

What is the term for increasing the angle between two body parts?

Flexion
Rotation
Abduction
Extension

What is it called when a body part is extended beyond its normal range of motion i.e. angle beyond 180 degree?

Flexion
Abduction
Hyperextension
Rotation

Movement of a body part away from the centre line is called:-

Abduction
Adduction
Rotation
Eversion

What is the movement of a body part towards the center line called?

Abduction
Adduction
Pronation
Supination

Rotational movement away from the midline is known as:

Medial Rotation
Internal Rotation
Lateral Rotation
Rotation

Pronation is movement of the :

Rotating the wrist to the right
Rotating the wrist to the left
Rotating the wrist upward
Rotating the wrist downward

……. is the type of outward rotation when palm focus upward.

Pronation
Flexion
Supination
Inversion

When the sole of the foot is turned inside, it is called ………

Inversion
Eversion
Flexion
Eversion

When the sole of the foot is turned outside it is called

Inversion
Eversion
Pronation
Opposition

The combination of movements of flexion, extension, abduction and adduction is called

Dorsiflexion
Circumduction
Incurcumduction
None of the above

Dorsi flexion is

When toe of the foot goes away from the shin
When sole of the foot is turned inside
When sole of the foot is turned outside
When toe of the foot comes closer to the shin

What is it called when the toe foot go away from the shin bone?

Inversion
Eversion
Planter Flexion
Dorsi Flexion

Movement of the shoulder in which shoulder move in the upward direction is called:

Elevation
Depression
Protraction
Retraction

Movement of the shoulder in which shoulder move in the downward direction is called:

Elevation
Depression
Protraction
Retraction

Movement that includes grasping of the thumb and fingers is called ….

Opposition
Supination
Abduction
Flexion

In protraction movement :

Body part moves downward
Body part moves upward
Body part moves forward
Body part moves backward

In Retraction movement :

Body part moves downward
Body part moves upward
Body part moves forward
Body part moves backward

What is the movement called when the body bends sideways at the waist?

Lateral flexion
Rotation
Extension
Abduction

Rotational movement toward the midline is called …..

Internal Rotation
Medial Rotation
Lateral Rotation
Both A and B

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