Test
10/7/16 Anatomy Review Session
Preguntas del test (45)
1Which mucles exert a “pushing” force on the thoracolumbar fascia when they contract?
- ALatissimus Dorsi
- BGluteus Maximus
- CErector Spinae
- DQuadratus Lumborum
- EExternal Oblique
2The external juglar vein drains into the
- AFacial Vein
- BRetromandibular Vein
- CSubclavian vein
3Which muscle is located in the inferomedial corner of the posterior triangle of the neck, deep to the sternocleidomastoid?
- AOmohyoid
- BAnterior scalene
- CMiddle scalene
- DPosterior scalene
- ELevator scapulae
- FPlatysma
4The subclavian artery is “divided” into 3 parts by the
- ASubclavian muscle
- BTrunks for the brachial plexus
- COmohyoid
- DAnterior scalene
- ESternocleidomastoid
5Which nerve ascends parallel to the anterior border of the upper trapezius
- ASupraclavicular
- BLesser occipital
- CGreater occipital
- DTransverse cervical
6The spinal accessory nerve exits the skull though the foramen magnum
- ATrue
- BFalse
7Which does NOT attach to the thoracolumbar fascia
- AExternal Oblique
- BInternal Oblique
- CGluteus Maximus
- DLatissimus Dorsi
- ESerratus posterior inferior
8Which nerve does not emerge from the nerve point of the neck
- ASupraclavicular
- BLesser occipital
- CGreater occipital
- DGreat auricular
- ETransverse cervical
9Which is not associated with the others by location in the posterior triangle for the neck
- AOmohyoid
- BDorsal scapular nerve
- CSupra scapular nerve
- DSuprascapular artery
10In which direction will the occipital condlyses glide when the Sternocleidomastoid muscles contract bilaterally?
- AAnterior
- BPosterior
- CMedial
- DLateral
11Which innervates the skin from the angle of the mandible to the mastoid process
- ASupraclavicular
- BLesser occipital
- CGreat auricular
- DTrigeminal
- EFacial
12The supraclavicular nerves are composed/comprised of
- ADPR of C2 and C3
- BDPR of C3 and C4
- CDPR of C4 and C5
- DVPR of C2 and C3
- EVPR of C3 and C4
- FVPR of C4 and C5
13The skin posterior to the ear is innervated by the
- ATraverse Cervical nerve
- BGreat auricular nerve
- CGreater occipital nerve
- DSuboccipital nerve
- ELesser occipital nerve
14Which does not act to flex the head or the neck
- ALongus coli
- BLongus captitis
- CSternocleidomastoid
- DAnterior scalene
- ERectus capitis posterior major
15Which does not attach to the first rib
- AAnterior scalene
- BMiddle scalene
- CPosterior scalene
16Injury to the spinal accessory nerve in the posterior triangle of the neck would spare the trapezius
- ATrue
- BFalse
17What forms the base of the inter-scalene triangle
- AOmohyoid
- BClavicle, middle third
- C1st rib
- D2nd rib
18The Transverse abdominis aponeurosis lies deep to the rectus abdomins inferior to the arcuateline
- ATrue
- BFalse
19Which does not pass through the inner-scalene interval
- ASubclavian artery
- BSubclavian vein
- CBrachial plexus
20The upper trunk of the brachial plexus is from by
- AVPR of C4 and C5
- BVPR of C5 and C6
- CVPR of C6 and C7
21The supra scapular nerve
- Abranch of upper trunk and innervates rhomboids
- Bcrosses the posterior triangle from the posterior border of the sternocleidomastoid to the anterior border of the trapezius
- Cbranch of the upper trunk and innervates supraspinatus and infraspinatus
22Which is not an action of the sternocleidomastoid
- AElevation to upper c-spine
- BLateral flexion of neck
- CContralateral rotation of head and neck
- DFlexion of the lower c-spine
- EDepression of the sternum/manubrium
23To which ribs does the external oblique attach
- ARibs 1-8
- BRibs 9-12
- CRibs 5-12
- DRibs 7-12
24Between which two muscles do the VPR of C5-T1 emerge? Choose Two.
- ASternocleidomastoid
- BTrapezius
- CAnterior scalene
- DMiddle scalene
- EPost scalene
- FOmohyoid
25The superficial inguinal ring is
- AAn opening in the external oblique aponeurosis
- BAn opening in the linea alba
- CAn opening in the internal oblique muscle and aponeurosis
- DAnother name for the conjoint tendon
26What forms the floor of the lumbar triangle
- AExternal oblique
- BInternal oblique
- CTraverse abdominus
- DLatissimus Dorsi
- ESerrates posterior inferior
- FIliac crest
27Which muscles attach to the 1st rib?
- AAnterior scalene, Posterior scalene, Middle scalene
- BAnterior scalene, Middle scalene
- CAnterior scalene, Omohyoid, and Middle scalene
- DAnterior scalene, Middle scalene, Levator Scapulae
28The supra scapular artery normally arises (or originates) from the subclavian artery
- ATrue
- BFalse
29A patient with Erb-Duschenne Palsy presents with a resting posture of adduction and internal rotation at the glenohumeral joint b/c the external rotatoes and abductors of the humerus are unopposed
- ATrue
- BFalse
30Which is NOT a branch of the upper trunk of the brachial plexus
- ASuprascapular nerve
- BDorsal scapular nerve
- CNerve to the Subclavius
31The sternal head of the Sternocleidomastoid is flat and deep to the clavicular head
- ATrue
- BFalse
32Which are potential sites of compression of the subclavian/axillary artery and/or vein
- AVertebral canal
- BInterscalene triangle
- CCostoclavicular space
- DIntervertebral foramen
- ELumbar triangle
- FSuboccipital triangle
- GDeep to pectoralis minor
33The 2nd part of the subclavian artery is visible in the posterior triangle of the neck
- ATrue
- BFalse
34Which is FALSE regarding the accurate line of the rectus sheath
- AIs usually located between the umbilicus and the pubic crest
- BIndicates inferior limit of the anterior wall of the rectus sheath
- CInferior to it the aponeuroses of the flat abdominal muscles pass anterior/superficial to the rectus abdominus
- DIndicates the inferior limit of posterior wall of the rectus sheath
35Wich muscle is NOT part of the muscular floor of the posterior triangle of the neck
- ALevator Scapulae
- BSplenius capitis
- CSplenius cervicis
- DMiddle scalene
36The Serrates anterior is innervated by
- AMuscular branches from VPR
- BDorsal scapular nerve
- CLong thoracic nerve
- DSupra scapular nerve
37Which nerve innervates the skin over the anterior triangle of the neck
- AAccessory
- BSupraclavicular
- CLesser occipital
- DGreat auricle
- ETransverse cervical
38The subclavian artery becomes the axillary artery at the inferior border of the clavicle
- ATrue
- BFalse
39During superficial procedures in the lateral cervical region which superficially located motor nerve must be located in order to avoid damaging it
- ASuprascapular
- BSupraclavicular
- CTransverse cervical
- DSpinal accessory
40The _______ nerve pierces the Middle scalene and innervates the scapular elevators and retractors
- ADorsal Scapular nerve
- BCN XI
- CLong thoracic nerve
41Which lies deep the recuts abdominis inferior to the arcuate line
- ATransverse abdominis
- BAponeurosis of transverse abdomens
- CCamper's fascia
- DScarpa's fascia
- ETransversalis fascia
42Which attaches to the external surfaces of ribs 5-12?
- AExternal Oblique
- BInternal Oblique
- CTransverse abdominus
43The superior epigastric artery is a branch of
- ASubclavian
- BThyrocervical trunk
- CExternal iliac
- DInternal thoracic
- EAorta
44Which is the superior attachment of the rectus abdominis
- ACostal cartilage of ribs 5-7 and xiphod process
- BCostal cartilage of ribs 5-12
- CRibs 5-7
- DPubic symphysis and pubic crest
45What is the action of the external oblique on the pelvis in the sagittal plane
- APosterior pelvic tilt
- BAnterior pelvic tilt
- CLateral pelvic tilt
- DFlexion
- EExtension
Información
- Descripción
- Thoracolumbar fascia Posterior Triangle of the Neck Anterior Ab
- Autor
- Lauren Hughes
- Idioma
- English
- Visitas
- 9
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