Regarding tensile forces, in which tissue do multidirectional forces occur?

You are completing a lower extremity musculoskeletal assessment on a new patient. At the knee, you find a lateral angle of 185˚.  What is the name of this condition?

According to which law does bone thicken and form a stronger, osseous matrix when put under stress?

At the knee, which ligament resists a varus stress?

How many degrees of freedom are at the 1st carpal metacarpal joint?

The rolling, sliding, or spinning that occurs at joints is considered what type of motion?

A goniometry measurement finds the carrying angle of the elbow to be 25˚.  What is the name of this deformity?

If a bone with a concavity moves on a convex surface, in which direction do the surfaces glide?

You are assessing a patient’s upper extremity.  Unassisted range of motion is equal bilaterally and within normal limits.  During manual muscle testing of the biceps, you note the patient’s effort feels somewhat weak against resistance.  On the Oxford Scale, how would you rate this patient’s biceps’ strength?

A hinge joint is an example of which synovial joint classification?