Leaving Certificate Biology Muscular Skeletal Systems 2 i

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What type of joint is found at the knee? Ball and socket joint Sliding joint Gliding joint Hinge joint

Which of the following is not part of the forelimb? Tarsals Radius Metacarpals Humerus

If you damaged your patella, which part of the body would be affected? Backbone Knee Skull Foot

Which of the following is found only in the human forelimb? Tibia Carpal Tarsal Femur

A tissue specialised for contraction is … Nervous Blood Adipose Muscle

Muscles working in pairs in opposite directions controlling the movement of a joint are called … Biceps Lever muscles Antagonistic muscles Triceps

All the bones in the body except the skull, vertebral column, sternum and ribs is known as the … Pentadactyl limb Appendicular skeleton Axial skeleton Skeleton

The eight small bones in the wrist are collectively called the … Carpals Carpels Wrist bones Tarsals

Muscles not under conscious control, e. g. heart muscle, muscle along intestines for peristalsis, etc. are called … Automatic Involuntary Autonomic Voluntary

Which of the following fluids are associated with a joint? Endolymph Lymph Synovial fluid Plasma

What name is given to the nonelastic connective tissue that joins muscle to bone? Ligature Tendril Ligament Tendon

Name the type of bone joint found in the skull and coccyx. Gliding Hinge Fused Ball and socket

A disease due to a deficiency of vitamin D in the diet of children. Symptoms include: softening of the bones of the spinal column and bowlegs. Osteoporosis Rickets Osteomalacia Pellegra

Name the large bone cell, having more than one nucleus that can break down and absorb calcified bone. Osteocyte Osteoclast Osteoblast Ossicle

Name the type of bone cell found embedded within the bone matrix that has ceased its function of forming bone. Osteoclast Ossicle Osteoblast Osteocyte

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