Learn About Shoulder Girdle Movements
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- 1.The two joints formed by the clavical are..?
- A.
Humeroclavicular
- B.
Sternoclavicular
- C.
Acromioclavicular
- 2.The three ligaments at the sternoclavicular joint are...?
- A.
Anterior SC Ligament
- B.
Annular SC Ligament
- C.
Posterior SC Ligament
- D.
Collateral SC Ligament
- E.
Superoclavicular Ligament
- F.
Interclavicular Ligament
- 3.The sternoclavicular ligament is a _____ joint?
- A.
Ginglymus
- B.
Trichoidal
- C.
Arthrodial
- D.
Sellar
- 4.The acromioclavicular joint is a ____ joint?
- A.
Sellar
- B.
Arthrodial
- C.
Trichoidal
- D.
Ginglymus
- 5.The 2 coracoclavicular ligaments are ....?
- A.
Acromioclavicular Ligaments
- B.
Trapezial Ligaments
- C.
Trapezoid Ligaments
- D.
Coracoid Ligament
- E.
Conoid Ligament
- 6.The 2 acromioclavicular Ligaments are...?
- A.
Superior AC Ligament
- B.
Posterior AC Ligament
- C.
Anterior AC Ligament
- D.
Inferior AC Ligament
- 7.Adduction of the Shoulder Girdle is...
- A.
Protraction
- B.
Retraction
- 8.Abduction of the Shoulder Girdle is...?
- A.
Protraction
- B.
Retraction
- 9.Lateral tilt is caused by...
- A.
Abduction
- B.
Adduction
- 10.Medial Tilt is caused by
- A.
Abduction
- B.
Adduction
- 11.Anterior Tilt is caused by
- A.
Glenohumeral Hyperextension
- B.
Glenohumeral Hyperflexion
- 12.Posterior Tilt is caused by
- A.
Glenohumeral Hyperextension
- B.
Glenohumeral Hyperflexion
- 13.Which 3 movements are the upper fibres of the trapezius responsible for?
- A.
Extension of Head
- B.
Flexion of Head
- C.
Downward rotation of scapula
- D.
Upward Rotation of scapula
- E.
Rotation of Head
- F.
Elevation of Scapula
- G.
Depression of Scapula
- 14.Which 3 movements are the middle fibres of the trapezius responsible for?
- A.
Downward rotation of scapula
- B.
Upward Rotation of Scapula
- C.
Elevation of Scapula
- D.
Depression of Scapula
- E.
Abduction of Scapula
- F.
Adduction of Scapula
- 15.Which 3 movements are the lower fibres of the trapezius responsible for?
- A.
Depression of the Scapula
- B.
Elevation of the Scapula
- C.
Upward Rotation of the Scapula
- D.
Downward Rotation of the Scapula
- E.
Adduction of Scapula
- F.
Abduction of Scapula
- 16.The two origins of the trapezius are...?
- A.
Base of Skull
- B.
Clavicle
- C.
Spine
- D.
Medial Border
- E.
Vertebrae
- 17.The two insertions of the Trapezius are...?
- A.
Spine of Scapula
- B.
Vertebrae
- C.
Posteriolateral Clavicle
- D.
Glenoid Tubercle
- E.
Infraglenoid Tubercle
- 18.The levator scapulae is responsible for ...?
- A.
Depression
- B.
Abduction
- C.
Elevation
- 19.The origin of the levator scapulae is ...?
- A.
Thoracic Vertebrae
- B.
Cervical Vertebrae
- C.
Medial Border
- D.
Base of Skull
- 20.The insertion of the levator scapulae is...?
- A.
Spine of scapula
- B.
Medial Border of Scapula
- C.
Lateral Border of Scapula
- D.
Supraspinous Fossa of Scapula
- 21.The three movements created by the rhomboids are....??
- A.
Depression
- B.
Slight Elevation
- C.
Downwards Rotation
- D.
Abduction
- E.
Adduction
- 22.The insertion of the rhomboid is...?
- A.
Lateral Border
- B.
Medial Border
- C.
Inferior Angle
- D.
Superior Angle
- 23.The origin of the rhomboid is...?
- A.
C7-T5 Vertebrae
- B.
C3-T5 Vertebrae
- C.
Base of Skull
- D.
Spine of Scapula
- 24.The two movements created by the serratus anterior are...?
- A.
Abduction
- B.
Adduction
- C.
Slight upwards rotation
- D.
Slight downward rotation
- 25.The origin of the serratus anterior is...?
- A.
Lower 9 ribs
- B.
Upper 9 ribs
- C.
Spine of Scapula
- D.
Glenoid Fossa
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