Subject: Anatomy and Physiology

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#193

Atlas-axis joint is:

A) Hinge

B) Pivot

C) Ball-and-socket

D) Gliding


Answer:   B

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#194

Which joint permits multiaxial movement?

A) Hinge

B) Ball-and-socket

C) Pivot

D) Saddle


Answer:   B

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#195

What movement decreases joint angle?

A) Extension

B) Flexion

C) Abduction

D) Rotation


Answer:   B

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#196

Turning the palm upward is:

A) Pronation

B) Supination

C) Inversion

D) Eversion


Answer:   B

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#197

Moving a limb away from midline:

A) Adduction

B) Abduction

C) Flexion

D) Extension


Answer:   B

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#198

Circular movement at a joint is:

A) Rotation

B) Circumduction

C) Supination

D) Gliding


Answer:   B

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#199

Pointing toes downward is:

A) Dorsiflexion

B) Plantar flexion

C) Eversion

D) Inversion


Answer:   B

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#200

What is the primary purpose of homeostasis?

A) To create energy for the body

B) To maintain stable internal conditions

C) To eliminate waste products

D) To regulate external environments


Answer:   B

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