Skeletal System - Joints and Movement Analysis 0.0 / 5 ? Physical EducationAnatomy & physiologyASOCR Created by: PoppythorpeCreated on: 26-04-18 14:47 What type of joint is the shoulder joint? Ball and socket joint 1 of 18 What are the articulating bones at the shoulder joint? Humerus and scapula 2 of 18 What type of joint is the elbow joint? Hinge joint 3 of 18 What are the articulating bones at the elbow joint? Humerus, radius and ulna 4 of 18 What type of joint is the wrist joint? condyloid 5 of 18 What are the articulating bones at he wrist joint? Carpal bones, radius and ulna 6 of 18 What type of joint is the Hip joint? Ball and socket 7 of 18 What are the articulating bones at the hip joint? femur and ilium 8 of 18 What type of joint is the knee joint? Hinge joint 9 of 18 What are the articulating bones at the knee joint? Femur and tibia 10 of 18 What type of joint is the ankle joint? Hinge joint 11 of 18 What are the articulating bones at the ankle joint? Talus, Tibia and fibula 12 of 18 What actions are done in the transverse plane? medial and lateral rotation 13 of 18 What actions are done in the frontal plane? abduction and adduction 14 of 18 What actions are done in the sagittal plane? Flexion and extension (includes plantarflexion and dorsiflexion) 15 of 18 What is the meaning of an agonist? Muscle that contracts to produce movement aka prime mover 16 of 18 What is the meaning of an antagonist? Works in opposition to the agonist and relaxes/lengthens as the agonist contracts 17 of 18 What is the meaning of a fixator? muscle that contracts to stabilise/ fix the joint and body in position 18 of 18
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