MCQs in Bones and Joints

These Multiple Choice Questions may facilitate your reading and to have better scores.   At the end of this MCQs you may find the answers for these questions.

1. The adult human consists of ____ bones.
      a] 100
      b] 200
      c] 302
      d] 206
2. ____ described the treatment of fractures and injury in 14th century.
      a] Aristotle
      b] Hippocrates
      c] Siddhars
      d] Harvey
3. The fracture that occurs in the young bones of children is ____ fracture.
      a] Greenstick
      b] Closed
      c] Open
      d] Compound
4. Pathological fracture may be caused by ------
      a] Osteomalacia
      b] Hyper parathyroidism
      c] Hypo thyroidism
      d] Rickets
5. Torsion produces ___.
      a] Stress fracture
      b] Spiral fracture
      c] Birth fracture
      d] Closed fracture
6. At the site of fracture the tissue formed named as ____.
      a] callus
      b] granules
      c] inflammation
      d] muscles
7. Teratogenic or teratologic disorder is refered to ______ dislocation.
      a] Congential
      b] Traumatic
      c] Paralytic
      d] Pathological
8. Tuberculosis of Hip may cause dislocation of ____ .
      a] vertebral column
      b] knee cap
      c] ankle
      d] acetabulum
9. Degenerative condition of joints, without any inflammatory process is called ____.
      a] Metabolic arthritis
      b] Atherosclerosis
      c] Osteo arthritis
      d] Rheumatic
10. The inadequate mineralisation of bones in adult is due to ___
      a] Rickets
      b] Tuberculosis
      c] Hernia
      d] Osteomalacia
11. ____ deals the all bone deformities in Human.
      a] Arthritis
      b] Osteology
      c] Orthopedics
      d] Physiotherapy
12. Metabolic arthritis is commonly called as _____.
      a] hernia
      b] rickets
      c] tuberculosis
      d] Gout
13. It is associated with calcium absorption and deposition.
      a] Vitamin A
      b] Vitamin B
      c] Vitamin C
      d] Vitamin D
14. Our skeletal system stores 98% of ___ in our body.
      a] Copper
      b] Calcium
      c] Cobalt
      c] Carbon
15. ____ is the therapeutic exercise to make the limbs work.
      a] Aerobics
      b] Physiotherapy
      c] Body building
      d] weight lifting
16. The deposition of Sodium Urate crystals (uric acid) on the articular cartilages,
       synovial membrane and in the periarticular tissues is seen in ______.
      a] Metabolic arthritis
      b] Rheumatic arthritis
      c] Osteo arthritis
      d] Infective arthritis
17. Arthiritis without inflammation is _____ arthiritis
      a] Rheumatic
      b] infective
      c] metabolic
      d] Osteo
18. The Repairative phase (for fracture] takes place about ___.
      a] 6-8 weeks
      b] 8-10 weeks
      c] 8-12 weeks
      d] 6-8 weeks
19. It occurs when a remarkable imbalance occurs on the muscle power ____.
      a] Congenital Dislocations
      b] Traumatic Dislocations
      c] Pathological Dislocations
      d] Paralytic Dislocations.
20. The example for paralytic dislocation is ____.
      a] Poliomyelitis.
      b] hernia
      c] Rickets
      d] Gout
21. Cod and shark liver oil is very good sources of ___.
      a] Vitamin B
      b] Vitamin C
      c] Vitamin D.
      d] Vitamin E
22. Nutritional rickets caused due to deficiency of vitamin _____.
      a] A
      b] B
      c] C
      d] D
23. It is a progressive process affecting the articular cartilage of aging joints ______.
      a] Infective arthritis
      b] Rheumatic arthritis
      c] Osteo arthritis
      d] Metabolic arthritis
24. In the healing of bone fracture Haemotoma is formed during --
      a] Stress fracture
      b] Remodeling phase
      c] Repairative phase
      d] Inflammatory phase.
25. The inflammation of all the components and structures of the joints and It involves synovium, articular surfaces and capsule is known as --
      a] Fracture
      b] Dislocation
      c] Rickets
      d] Arthirits

       

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