The synovial joint that allows maximum movements is:
1. | condyloid | 2. | gliding |
3. | saddle | 4. | ball and socket |
The joint that is weak inferiorly and is most likely to be dislocated is:
1. knee joint
2. hip joint
3. shoulder joint
4. elbow
The proximal radio-ulnar joint is a:
1. pivot joint
2. gliding joint
3. ball-and-socket joint
4. condyloid joint
The joint that will exhibit maximum mobility amongst the following would be:
1. between carpal bone
2. radio-ulnar
3. between acetabulum and femur
4. atlanto-axial
The part of the sarcomere that is composed of only myosin myofilaments is:
1. | A band | 2. | I band |
3. | M line | 4. | H zone |
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Identify the most abundant of the muscle proteins:
1. actin
2. troponin
3. myosin
4. tropomyosin
Identify the one that is not associated with others when a muscle is not contracting:
1. actin
2. myosin
3. troponin
4. tropomyosin
Muscles get their energy directly from:
1. glucose
2. ATP
3. creatine phosphate
4. creatinine
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Muscles store excess glucose as:
1. creatine
2. glycogen
3. amylopectin
4. creatinine
Even when the blood supply is inadequate, the muscle is able to sustain contraction due to:
1. | the presence of hemoglobin | 2. | glycogen storage |
3. | myoglobin | 4. | citric acid cycle |