Anatomy Week 7

1. 1For the subclavian arteries, which of the following is not part of the 3 "divisions" in relation to anterior scalene muscle?

   1. APart lateral to the anterior scalene muscle
   2. BPart medial to the anterior scalene muscle
   3. CPart posterior to the anterior scalene muscle
   4. DPart superior to the anterior scalene muscle
2. 2Part 1 of the subclavian branch of the vertebral artery passes through which transverse foramina?

   1. A6-1
   2. B5-2
   3. C6-2
   4. D5-1
3. 3At which point is the sublcavian artery renamed to the axillary artery?

   1. ABetweeen the fist rib and the clavicle
   2. BAnterior to the axillary triangle
   3. CCrossing the glenoid fossa
   4. DBetween the clavicle and scapula
4. 4The pectoralis minor divides the axillary artery into thirds. Which are parts of these thirds?

   1. ASuperior to muscle
   2. BDeep to muscle
   3. CInferior to muscle
   4. DLateral to muscle
5. 5The portion of the axillary artery superior to the pectoralis minor supplies blood flow to which area of the serratus anteiror?

   1. AIntercotal spaces 1 and 2
   2. BIntercostal spaces 2 and 3
   3. CSuperior aspect of the pectoral muscles
   4. DUpper portion of the axillary nodes and breasts
6. 6Label the areas marked on the diagram of the radial artery.

   

   1. ACommon interosseous
   2. BSuperior interosseous
   3. CRadial
   4. DUlnar
7. 7Label the following diagram

   

   1. ABrachial
   2. BBicepital
   3. CUlnar
   4. DRadial
8. 8The ulnar artery enters the wrist and hand to form what?

   1. ASuperficial palmar arch
   2. BInferior palmar area
   3. CSuperior palmar arch
   4. DSuperficial palmar area
9. 9The central lymph nodes drain to the basal nodes behind the clavicle

   1. AVerdadero
   2. BFalso
10. 10Label the appropriate vein at the marked area
    (Look laterally and inferior from sternocleidomastoid)

    

    1. AAxillary vein

11. 11REVIEW: Which of the following is not part of the deltopectoral triangle?

    1. ACephalic vein
    2. BDeltopectoral lymph nodes
    3. CMedial pectoral nerve
    4. DDeltoid branch of the thoracoromial artery
12. 12The supraclavicular nerve characteristics:

    1. Afrom cervical plexus
    2. BC3-4
    3. CSupplies skin over clavicle and over the superior-lateral aspect of pectoralis major
    4. DPenetrates deep and superficial back muscles
    5. ESupplies skin on either side of midline of back
13. 13Label the missing parts on the following diagram

    

    1. AFirst rib
    2. BSternocostal joint
    3. CMandibrial joint
    4. DCosto-clavicular ligament
    5. EIntercostal ligament
    6. FSuperior costal space
14. 14The costoclavicular ligament of the sternoclavicular joint is a part of which axis for movements?

    1. AElevation
    2. BDepression
    3. CProtraction
    4. DRetraction
    5. EAdduction
    6. FAbduction
15. 15The acromioclavicular joint is classified as [blank_start]synovial[blank_end] and plane structural type.

    1. Asynovial
    2. BHinge
    3. CGymphoid
    4. DBall and socket
16. 16Which axis involves winging of the vertebral border of the scapula?

    1. AVertical
    2. BHorizontal
    3. COblique
17. 17The acromioclavicular ligament reinforces the joint caspsule.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
18. 18Where is the upper distal attachment of the traepzius?

    1. ALateral third of clavicle
    2. BMiddle third of clavicle
    3. CTubercle of scapular spine
19. 19The dorsal scapular nerve (C5) innervates which muscle(s)?

    1. ATrapezoid
    2. BLevator scapulae
    3. CLatissimus dorsi
    4. DRhomboids
20. 20Where is the insertion of the pectoralis major?

    1. ACrest of lesser tubercle
    2. BCrest of greater tubercle
    3. CGlenofossa
    4. DBrachial groove
21. 21The supraspinatus works with the deltoid muscle to do what kind of motion of the humerus?

    1. AAbduction
    2. BExtension
    3. CRotation
    4. DElevation
22. 22Label the muscles that attach to the blank parts of the diagram

    

    1. AInfraspiatus muscle
    2. BInfraspinus muscle
    3. CTerest minor muscle
    4. DSerratous anterior muscle
    5. ESupraspinatus muscle
    6. FBiceps
    7. GSupraspinatus
    8. HSternocleidomastoid muscle
23. 23The lower and upper parts of which muscle works as a force couple to upwardly rotate the scapula?

    1. ATrapezius
    2. BTeres major
    3. CRhomoids
    4. DLevator scapulae
24. 24There are 180 degress of motion (full abduction) of the scapulohumeral rhythm. 120 dgrees is contributed by the glenohumeral joint. Of the remaining 60 degrees, which joint contributes 40 degrees of movement?

    1. AAcromioclavicular joint
    2. BSternoclavicular joint
    3. CCoracoclavicular joint
25. 25Damage to what nerve causes serratus anterior paralysis?

    1. ALong thoracic nerve
    2. BAxillary nerve
    3. CMusculocutaneous
    4. DMedian
26. 26Because we are such good, studious students, we are taking amazing notes during class. Our backpack is on the desk directly behind us. We reach out far with our right arm for our backpack in order to grab our charger (taking such extenive notes like we do drains our batteries). The shoulder moves with our arm to accomplish this backwards reaching motion. Which muscles are assisting the shoulder in this motion?

    1. ABiceps brachii
    2. BTriceps
    3. CSerratus anterior
    4. DInfraspinatus

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Anatomy Test sobre Anatomy Week 7, creado por Jacqueline Weber el 26/09/2017.

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