Which joint in the body has the greatest range of mobility?

a. knee

b. hip

c. glenohumeral

d. elbow

The glenohumeral joint is initially stabilized by which structure(s)?

a. coracohumeral ligament

b. glenohumeral ligaments

c. rotator cuff muscles that move the humerus

d. scapula

Explain what osteoarthritis is and discuss what contributes to it.

Discuss the connection between mobility and stability of a joint.

Differentiate between the glenoid cavity and the acetabulum.

Discuss three sexually dimorphic features of the pelves.

Which of the these bones make up the proximal row of the tarsals?

a. talus, navicular, and cuboid

b. talus, calcaneus, navicular

c. talus, calcaneus, cuboid

d. cuboid, navicular, and lateral cuneiform

Discuss how each bone contributes to the pelvic girdle's strength and function.

Name and describe the borders of the scapula.

What term explains a movement of the foot that turns the sole laterally?

a. dorsiflexion

b. inversion

c. eversion

d. plantar flexion

_______ is the joint which has a pad of fibrocartilage between the bone ends and is seen with intervertebral dises.

a. gomphosis

b. symphysis

c. synchondrosis

d. syndesmosis

Explain the structure and site the locations of gomphoses, sutures, and syndesmoses in the body.

Explain the structure and site the locations of the two types of cartilaginous joints.

Explain the factors that affect both the stability and the mobility of a joint. What is the relationship between a joint's mobility and its stability?