Human Anatomy and Movement Dysfunction Quiz

Longest bone in the body.

Primary muscle for flexing the forearm.

Connects the arm to the trunk of the body.

Shoulder blade bone.

Part of the appendicular skeleton.

Protects the body from environmental damage.

Common symptoms include pain and numbness in specific fingers.

Allows for a wide range of motion in multiple directions.

Protective bone in front of the knee joint.

Group of muscles on the front of the thigh.

Nervous tissue is responsible for transmitting signals.

Located in the lower leg.

Primarily functions in stabilizing the shoulder.

Regulates voluntary movements and balance.

Higher cognitive functions.

Controls most eye movements.

Primarily functions in extending the forearm.