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CP REC FINAL
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1Median plane
- AUnequal left and right halves
- BMidline plane, Equal left and right halves
- CDividing the body into equal/unequal front and back parts
- DHorizontal plane dividing into Equal halves
2Proximal Direction
- AThis term refers to a structure being closer to the median plane
- BThis term refers a structure being closer to the head
- CThis term refers to a structure being further from the feet then another structure in the body
- DThis term refers to the front the the body.
3Distal
- ADistal = A structure being further away then another structure in the body
- BDistal = A structure being closer to to the median plane or root/limb then another structure in the body
- CDistal = Closer/Further away depending what plane the structure is in
- DDistal = Further away from median plane / root or limb then another structure in the body
4Transverse/cross/horizontal
- ABody is divided into two halves, left and right.
It is not perpendicular to the axis of the body.` - BBody is divided into two sections; (cranial) and lower, (caudal) parts. It is perpendicular to the sagittal of the body.
- CBody is divided into two sections; (cranial) and lower, (caudal) parts. It is not perpendicular to the long axis of the body.
- DBody is divided into two sections; (cranial) and lower, (caudal) parts. Is is perpendicular to the axis of the body.
- ABody is divided into two halves, left and right.
5Coronal, Frontal
- AThe plane dividing the body into equal front and back parts. The terms posterior and distal relate to this plane.
- BThe plane dividing the body into un equal front and back parts. The terms anterior and posterior relate to this plane.
- CThe plane dividing the body into equal/unequal parts. The terms superior and proximal relate to this plane.
- DThe plane dividing the body into equal/unequal parts. The terms anterior/posterior relate to the plane.
6Lateral
- ARefers to limbs only. A structure being further away from the median plane to another structure in the body
- BA structure being closer to the coronal plane from another structure in the body
- CA structure being closer to the median plane to another structure in the body
- DA structure being further from the median plane then another structure in the body
7posterior, dorsal
- AThese terms refer to a structure being more in the front from another structure in the body
- BThese terms refer to a structure being more in the back from another structure in the body
- CThese terms refer to a structure being lower then another structure in the body
- DThese terms refer to a structure being higher then another structure in the body
8Distal
- ARefers to the limbs only. This term refers to a structure being further away then another structure of the body.
- BDoes not only refer to the limbs. This term refers to a structure being closer to another structure of the body
- CRefers to limbs only. This term refers to a structure being higher then another structure of the of the body
- DDoes not only refer to the limbs. This term refers to a structure being further away then another structure of the body
9Anterior, Ventrail
- AThese terms refer to a structure being more behind another structure of the body
- BThese terms refer to a structure being more in front of another structure of the body
- CThese terms refer to a structure being more lower and closer then another structure of the body
- DThese terms refer to a structure being more medial and in front of another structure of the body
10Caudial, Inferior
- AThese terms refer to a structure being closer to the head then another structure of the body
- BThese terms refer to a structure being farther from the head another structure of the body
- CThese terms refer to a structure being more coronal then another structure of the body
- DThese terms refer to a structure being closer to the feet then another structure of the body
11Cranial, Superior
What sentence is valid regarding these terms:- AMehren feet are more superior then her ankles.
- BMehren is tall. Her head is superior from mine.
- CMehren has long legs. Her hips are cranial then someone shorter then her.
- DMehren's scapula is superior from her true ribs.
12There are 5 surface features. Define "crest"
- AA ridge of a bone (usually really large)
- BA ridge of a bone (usually narrow)
- CA projection for muscle attachment (heel/ankle)
- DA projection for muscle attachment (magnum-spinal cord)
13There are 5 surface features. Define "Fossa"
- AA air-filled cavity inside a bone (forehead)
- BA hole in the bone, quite shallow; for passage of nerves.
- CA depression in the muscle
- DA shallow depression in the bone
14There are 5 surface features. Define "Sinus"
- AWhen you get really sick and your body clogs your forehead
- BWhen your body creates holes inside your bone
- CA air-filled cavity inside a bone (forehead)
- DMuscle attachment straining your bone, creating holes.
15There are 5 surface features. Define "Foramen"
- Ahole in a body one for passage of you muscles, bones and blood
- BHole in a bone for passage of blood vessels/nerves. Your heel and calf are examples of this.
- CHole in a bone for passage of blood vessels/nerves. (foramen Magnum - spinal cord)
- DMan-made hole in surface skin to pass vital nutrients to sick people
16There are 5 surface features. Define "trochanter"
- AA projection for depressions in a bone
- BA projection for muscle attachment (heel or ankle)
- CA projection of nutrients passed through a cavity
- DA projection/depression of ones heel
17Surface features are projections, depressions, and holes in/out of the skeleton that allow for:
muscle [blank_start]attachment[blank_end]
to move the [blank_start]skeleton[blank_end]
passage for blood vessels and nerves can move through the bone
gives our body [blank_start]shape[blank_end]- Aattachment
- Bskeleton
- Cshape
18There are 206 bones in the human skeleton
- ATrue
- BFalse
19Bones are categorized into 4 different types
- ATrue
- BFalse
20a bone that develops in a tendon is called a "tendousin bone" e.g - patella
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Phalanges are a good example of a "irregular bone".
- ATrue
- BFalse
22The "ends" of a bone is called the epiphysis.
- ATrue
- BFalse
23The shaft of the bone is called the diaphysis.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24the articulating surface on the ends of the bone is covered in "hyaline cartilage" (teflon like tissue) to allow for smooth movement.
- ATrue
- BFalse
25theres 5 cervical vertebrae.
- ATrue
- BFalse
263 general categories of joints:
1) Cartilaginous
2) Fiberous
3) [blank_start]Synovial[blank_end]- ASynovial
27Synovial Joints: Knee, elbow, hip, etc
(limited movement)- ATrue
- BFalse
28Fiberous Joint - it can be found in the hand. Fixed joint (no movement)
- ATrue
- BFalse
29Cartilaginous joint - Found in the ribs/vertabrae ( Minimal movement)
- ATrue
- BFalse
30The correct name for a joint is a [blank_start]articulation[blank_end]
- Aarticulation
31There are [blank_start]126[blank_end] bones in the Appendicular skeleton.
- A126
32Correct name for the collar bone to shoulder blade articulation?
[blank_start]acromioclavicicular[blank_end] articulation- Aacromioclavicicular
33In the [blank_start]anatomical[blank_end] position the radius is more [blank_start]lateral[blank_end] in relation to the ulna
- Aanatomical
- Blateral
34what is the name of the fossa where the humerus articulates with the scapula?
[blank_start]glenoid[blank_end] fossa- Aglenoid
35Vertebrae numbers:
There are [blank_start]7[blank_end] cervical vertebrae
there are [blank_start]12[blank_end] thoracic vertebrae
there are [blank_start]5[blank_end] lumbar vertebrae
there are [blank_start]1[blank_end] sacrum
there are [blank_start]1[blank_end] coccyx- A7
- B12
- C5
- D1
- E1
36males pelvis are more narrow and deep
- ATrue
- BFalse
37The vertebral column is linked together by a complex arrangement of ligaments of cartilage and ligaments which are designed to improve:
--> Flexibility
--> Support
--> Protection- ATrue
- BFalse
38there are 26 bones In a vertebrae column.
- ATrue
- BFalse
39in the developing fetus there are 26 vertebrae.
- ATrue
- BFalse
40Each vertebrae consists of the following:
1. Body
2. Vertebral formaen (passage of the spinal cord)
3. Spinous Process (muscle and ligament attached)
4. Transverse process (muscle attachment)
This is not a trick question. Read throughly. The answer is true.- ATrue
- BFalse
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- 1) Terminology 2) Surface features 3) Vertabrae 4) Types of joints (articulations) 5) shoulder girdle (fossa/articulations and parts) 6) pelvic girdle (bones, parts, differences) 7) Arches
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- Mehren Martin
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- English
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- Created on 27 Oct 2018 · updated on 27 Oct 2018
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