Arthrology, Myology - Part 1 (a)

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The medial meniscus is usually more frequently injured.

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The atlas articulates with the occipital bone by means of a round, flat facet.

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The atlas moves with the occipital bone on rotation of the head.

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Does the ulnar nerve have any branches in the arm?

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Does the circumflex scapular artery anastomose with the supra-scapular artery?

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Does the supraspinatus muscle use the fascia spanning the area from the spine to the superior border of the scapula?

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The muscles of the thigh are subdivided into anterior, posterior and lateral groups.

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The intervertebral discs are composed of:

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Is the axillary vein:

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Which joint allows the least amount of movement

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Which joint allows the most movement

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Out of the following the ...................... is a hinge joint:

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A hinge joint can only move what direction:

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A saddle joint helps us do what?

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The pivot joint is located where:

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A gliding joint is located where

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Which is not a type of joint in our skeleton?

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Which two joints move the same way in our skeleton?

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Which is an example of an immovable joint? (doesn't move)

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Where is the ball-and-socket joint located?

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Which of these body parts uses a pivot joint?

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Where might you find a gliding joint?

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What connects bones to each other at the joints?

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Which type of joint allows for the most movement?

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What protects bones from being worn down?

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If the head of the femur is dislocated postero-medially, compression of which nerve is likely to result?

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Action of pectoralis major:

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The humerus may be rotated laterally by:

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The muscle pair which assists in elevating the arm above the head is:

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The nerve trunk most intimately related to the capsule of the shoulder joint is:

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To avoid the sciatic nerve, an injection into the buttock is best given into:

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Which of the following is a muscle from the anterior group of thigh muscles:

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The cephalic

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The posterior group of muscles of the arm is innervated by:

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An open arterial anastomosis in the shoulder occurs between the suprascapular artery and which other artery?

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The nerve which passes through the quadrangular space of the posterior shoulder innervates which muscle?

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In the axilla the pectoralis minor is a landmark, being closely related to all of the following structures except:

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The axillary nerve arises directly from which part of the brachial plexus?

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Which of the following is not a direct branch of the axillary artery?

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If the second part of the axillary artery was interrupted, collateral blood flow could pass from branches of the thyrocervical trunk into which artery?

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In a fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus, which artery may be injured?

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While riding a bike, a patient fell against a tree and fractured the shaft of the humerus at midlength. What nerve may be injured because of its close proximity to the injury?

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In a fracture of the midshaft of the humerus, which artery is most likely to be injured?

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Which muscle is the strongest medial rotator of the arm?

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The rotator cuff is composed of all of the following muscles except:

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The patient was unable to retract his scapula because of paralysis of the trapezius and

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The team doctor tells a football player that he has "a pulled hamstring" muscle. This results from a tearing of the origin of a hamstring muscle from the:

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What muscle passes through the lesser sciatic foramen?

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How many perforating arteries do you find in the thigh?

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The femoral canal contains the:

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Which movement would fail in case of paralysis of the quadriceps femoris muscle?

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Which structure does NOT enter or leave the inguinal region by passing deep to the inguinal ligament?

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When walking, the action of the iliopsoas muscle results in what motion at the hip joint?

PMU anatomy QB

Arthrology, Myology - Part 1 (a)

The medial meniscus is usually more frequently injured.

The atlas articulates with the occipital bone by means of a round, flat facet.

The atlas moves with the occipital bone on rotation of the head.

Does the ulnar nerve have any branches in the arm?

Does the circumflex scapular artery anastomose with the supra-scapular artery?

Does the supraspinatus muscle use the fascia spanning the area from the spine to the superior border of the scapula?

The muscles of the thigh are subdivided into anterior, posterior and lateral groups.

The intervertebral discs are composed of:

Is the axillary vein:

Which joint allows the least amount of movement

Which joint allows the most movement

Out of the following the ...................... is a hinge joint:

A hinge joint can only move what direction:

A saddle joint helps us do what?

The pivot joint is located where:

A gliding joint is located where

Which is not a type of joint in our skeleton?

Which two joints move the same way in our skeleton?

Which is an example of an immovable joint? (doesn't move)

Where is the ball-and-socket joint located?