Anatomy: Communication

1. 1What region of the body is yellow?

   

   1. Alower limb
   2. Bneck
   3. Chead
   4. Dabdomen
2. 2What region of the body is orange?

   

   1. Ahead
   2. Bneck
   3. Clower limb
   4. Dupper limb
3. 3What region of the body is green?

   

   1. Athorax
   2. Babdomen
   3. Chead
   4. Dlower limb
4. 4What region of the body is the light blue?

   

   1. Aupper limb
   2. Bpelvis
   3. Clower limb
   4. Dhead
5. 5What region of the body is dark green?

   

   1. Apelvis and perineum
   2. Bhead
   3. Clower limb
   4. Dthorax
6. 6What region of the body is pink?

   

   1. Ahead
   2. Blower limb
   3. Cthorax
   4. Dabdomen
7. 7What region of the body is dark purple?

   

   1. Ahead
   2. Bback
   3. Cupper limb
   4. Dlower limb
8. 8What region of the body is purple?

   1. Ahead
   2. Blower limb
   3. Cthorax
   4. Dpelvis and perineum
9. 9What region o the body is light green?

   1. Aabdomen
   2. Bhead
   3. Cpelvis and perineum
   4. Dlower limb
10. 10What region of the body is circled?

    

    1. Aneck
    2. Bhead
    3. Croot of neck
    4. Dabdomen

11. 11What region of the body is circled?
    

    

    1. Aroot of neck
    2. Binguinal
    3. Caxilla
    4. Dhead
12. 12What region of the body is circled?

    

    1. Ahead
    2. Baxilla
    3. Clower limb
    4. Dupper limb
13. 13The anatomical position is?

    1. Astanding
    2. Bfacing anteriorly
    3. Cface and eyes anteriorly
    4. Dupper limbs by side
    5. Epalms anteriorly
    6. Ffeet together
    7. Gtoes anteriorly
    8. Hpalms posteriorly
    9. Iface and eyes to side
    10. Jfeet apart
14. 14This patient position is?

    

    1. Ato side of patient
    2. Bpatient seated
    3. Cpatient supine
    4. Din front of patient
15. 15What patient position is this?

    

    1. Ato the side of patient
    2. Bpatient prone
    3. Cpatient supine
    4. Dbehind your patient
16. 16What patient position is this?

    

    1. Apatient prone
    2. Bpatient supine
    3. Cbehind your patient
    4. Dpatient seated
17. 17What patient position is this?

    

    1. Ato the side of the patient
    2. Bin front of patient
    3. Cbehind your patient
    4. Dpatient prone
18. 18What pettiest position is this?

    

    1. Ain front of you patient
    2. Bto the side of your patient
    3. Cpatient supine
    4. Dpatient seated
19. 19What is patient position is this?

    

    1. Abehind you patient
    2. Bto the side of your patient
    3. Cpatient supine
    4. Dpatient prone
20. 20What anatomical plane is this?

    

    1. Asagittal
    2. Bcoronal
    3. Caxial
21. 21What anatomical plane is this?

    

    1. Acoronal
    2. Bsagittal
    3. Caxial
22. 22What anatomical plane is this?

    

    1. Acoronal
    2. Bsagittal
    3. Caxial
23. 23When can the sagittal plane also be called median?

    1. Awhen the plane cuts right through the middle of the section
    2. Bwhen it cuts through at a squinty angle
    3. Cwhen it cuts through the centre of the body
24. 24When can an axial (transverse) plane be called oblique?

    1. Awhen it cuts through the centre of the body
    2. Bwhen it cuts through the body at an angle
    3. Cwhen it cuts through the middle of a section
25. 25What does a sagittal plane do?

    1. Adivide someone into anterior and posterior
    2. Bdivide someone into left and right
    3. Cdivide someone into superior and inferior
26. 26What does a coronal plane do?

    1. Adivide someone into left and right
    2. Bdivide someone into superior and inferior
    3. Cdivide someone into anterior and posterior
27. 27What does an axial plane do?

    1. Adivide someone into left and right
    2. Bdivide someone into superior and inferior
    3. Cdivide someone into anterior and posterior
28. 28What is closer to the front of the body?

    1. Aposterior
    2. Banterior
    3. Cproximal
    4. Dmajor
29. 29What is nearer to the back of the body?

    1. Aanterior
    2. Bposterior
    3. Cproximal
    4. Dinternal
30. 30What is nearer to the top of the head?

    1. Amajor
    2. Banterior
    3. Csuperior
    4. Ddorsal
31. 31What is nearer to the sole of the feet?

    1. Ainferior
    2. Bsuperior
    3. Cpalmar
    4. Dvolar
32. 32What is another word for superior?

    1. Ainferior
    2. Bcranial
    3. Ccaudal
    4. Dventral
33. 33What is another word for inferior?

    1. Acaudal
    2. Bcranial
    3. Csuperior
    4. Ddorsal
34. 34What is nearer to the midline/median plane?

    1. Amedial
    2. Blateral
    3. Cproximal
    4. Dventral
35. 35What is further from then midline/median plane?

    1. Alateral
    2. Bmedial
    3. Cvolar
    4. Ddistal
36. 36What is nearer to the attachment of the limb to the body?

    1. Aproximal
    2. Bdistal
    3. Csuperior
    4. Dlateral
37. 37What is further from the attachment of the limb to the body?

    1. Adistal
    2. Bproximal
    3. Cexternal
    4. Dlateral
38. 38What is nearer to the surface o the body?

    1. Asuperficial
    2. Bdeep
    3. Cexternal
    4. Dproximal
39. 39What is further from the surface of the body?

    1. Adeep
    2. Bsuperficial
    3. Cinternal
    4. Dminor
40. 40What is further from the centre of the body or organ?

    1. Ainternal
    2. Bproximal
    3. Cexternal
    4. Dsuperficial
41. 41What is closer to the centre of body or organ?

    1. Ainternal
    2. Bmedial
    3. Cventral
    4. Ddorsal
42. 42What do major and minor mean?

    1. Arelatively larger or smaller structures with the same names
    2. Bsimilar structures yet one is more important than the other
    3. Ccloser or further to the surface of the body relative to one another
    4. Dstructures that have the same name on either side of the body
43. 43What surfaces are dorsal?

    1. Aposterior surface of wrist
    2. Bposterior surface of hand
    3. Cposterior surface of tongue
    4. Dsuperior surface of foot
    5. Eanterior surface of wrist
    6. Fanterior surface of hand
    7. Ganterior surface of tongue
    8. Hinferior surface of foot
44. 44What name is given to the anterior surface of the wrist?

    1. Avolar
    2. Bdorsal
    3. Csuperficial
    4. Dexternal
45. 45What name is given to the anterior surface of the hand?

    1. Aproximal
    2. Bvolar
    3. Cpalmar
    4. Dventral
46. 46What name is given to the anterior surface of the tongue?

    1. Aventral
    2. Bvolar
    3. Cplantar
    4. Ddistal
47. 47What name is given to the inferior surface of the foot?

    1. Aplantar
    2. Bvolar
    3. Cmajor
    4. Dmedial
48. 48What does unilateral mean?

    1. Astructure is usually found on both sides of the body
    2. Bstructure is usually found on one side of the body
    3. Cstructure lies on the same side as the structure its being compared to
    4. Dstructure lies on the midline
49. 49What does bilateral mean?

    1. Anormally paired structures, a right and a left structure
    2. Bstructure is found on the midline
    3. Cstructure is normally found only on one side of the body
    4. Dstructure lies on opposite sides of the body compared to the other structure
50. 50What does it mean when a structure is located at the midline?

    1. Asingle structure on or near the median plane
    2. Bstructure lies on the same side of the body as the other structure it is being compared to
    3. Cnormally paired structures, a right and a left structure
    4. Dstructure is normally found only on one side of the body
51. 51What does ipsilateral mean?

    1. Astructure lies on the same side as the structure or location its being compared to
    2. Bstructure lies on the different side as the structure its being compared to
    3. Cstructure is located at or near the median plane
    4. Dstructure is normally found only on one side of the body
52. 52What is flexion?

    1. Adecreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
    2. Bincreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
    3. Cmovement away from the median plan
    4. Dcircular motion at joint
53. 53What is extension?

    1. Aincreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
    2. Banterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    3. Cmovement towards the median plane
    4. Dcircular motion at joint
54. 54What is abduction?

    1. Aanterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    2. Bcircular motion at joint
    3. Cmovement away from the median plane
    4. Danterior surface of a limb rotates towards from the median plane
55. 55What is adduction?

    1. Aanterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    2. Bdecreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
    3. Ccircular motion at a joint
    4. Dmovement towards the median plane
56. 56What is internal/median rotation?

    1. Amovement towards the median plane
    2. Banterior surface of a limb rotates towards the median plane
    3. Canterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    4. Dincreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
57. 57What is external/lateral rotation?

    1. Aincreasing the angle between the bones at a joint
    2. Banterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    3. Canterior surface of a limb rotates towards the median plane
    4. Dcircular motion at a joint
58. 58What is circumduction?

    1. Aanterior surface of a limb rotates towards the median plane
    2. Bcircular motion at a joint
    3. Cmovement towards the median plane
    4. Danterior surface of a limb rotates towards the median plan
59. 59What is eversion?

    1. Aanterior surface of a limb rotates towards the median plan
    2. Bsole of the foot rotates away from the median plane such that the sole faces laterally
    3. Ccircular motion at a joint
    4. Dthe sole of the foot rotates towards the median plane such that the sole faces medially
60. 60What is inversion?

    1. Athe sole of the foot rotates towards the median plane such that the sole faces medially
    2. Bmovement of a joint away from the median
    3. Creduction of angle between the bones at a joint
    4. Dsole of the foot rotates away from the median plane such that the sole faces laterally
61. 61What is pronation?

    1. Aanterior surface of the forearm rotates such that the palm of the hand faces posteriorly
    2. Bthe sole of the foot rotates towards the median plane such that the sole faces medially
    3. Cmovement towards the median plane
    4. Danterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
62. 62What is supination?
    

    1. Aanterior surface of a limb rotates away from the median plane
    2. Bthe forearm rotates from the pronated position back into the anatomical position
    3. Ctaking thumb anteriorly away from palm
    4. Dfolding thumb across palm
63. 63What is happening in the picture?

    

    1. Acircumduction
    2. Bopposition
    3. Creposition
    4. Dpronation
64. 64What is happening in the picture?

    

    1. Areposition
    2. Bpronation
    3. Csupination
    4. Dabduction
65. 65What is happening in the picture?

    

    1. Alateral flexion
    2. Brotation
    3. Ccircumduction
    4. Delevation
66. 66What is happening in the picture?

    

    1. Arotation
    2. Blateral flexion
    3. Cdepression
    4. Dprotraction
67. 67What is elevation?

    1. Asuperior movement
    2. Binferior movement
    3. Canterior movement
    4. Dposterior movement
68. 68What is depression?

    1. Asuperior movement
    2. Binferior movement
    3. Cprotrusion of jaw
    4. Dposterior movement
69. 69What is protraction?

    1. Aanterior movement
    2. Bposterior movement
    3. Csuperior movement
    4. Dlateral bending
70. 70What is retraction?

    1. Aposterior movement
    2. Banterior movement
    3. Crotation
    4. Dinferior movement

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(Anatomy) Medicine Test sobre Anatomy: Communication, creado por Sophie Mollan el 07/10/2019.

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