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A&P 1 Upper limbs
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1label the scapula
- Asubscapular fossa
- Binfraspinous fossa
- Cspine
- Dsupraspinous fossa
- Ecoracoid process
- Facromion
- Gglenoid cavity
- Hinferior angle
2label the clavicle
- Aconoid tubercle
- Bacromial end
- Csternal end
3label the humerus
- Aradial groove
- Bgreater tubercle
- Chead
- Ddeltoid tuberosity
- Eanatomical neck
- Fsurgical neck
- Gtrochlea
- Hcapitulum
- Iolecranon fossa
- Jcoronoid fossa
- Kmedial epicondyle
- Llateral epicondyle
4label the image
- Aulnar notch
- Bstyloid process
- Chead of ulna
- Dstyloid process of ulna
- Edistal radial joint
- Fhead of radius
- Gneck of radius
- Holecranon process
- Icoronoid process
- Jradial tuberosity
- Kradial notch
- Lproximal radioulnar joint
- Mtrochlear notch
5the proximal raidioulnar joint contains the radial notch on ulnar
- ATrue
- BFalse
6label the image below
- Aolecranon process
- Bcoronoid process
- Cradial notch
- Dtrochlear notch
7Identify the articulations of the the Humeroulnar joint.
- Acapithulum of humerus
- Btrochlea of humerus
- Ctrochlear notch of ulna
8identify the articulation components of the Humeroradial joint.
- Atrochlea of humerus & trochlear notch of ulna
- Bcapithulum of humerus & head of radius
- Chead of radius & radial notch of ulna & annular ligament
9the proximal radioulnar joint articulates with the head of [blank_start]Radius[blank_end], [blank_start]Radial[blank_end] notch of the [blank_start]Ulna[blank_end] and annular ligament.
- ARadius
- Bulna
- CRadial
- Dulna
- EUlna
- Fradius
10the movements of the humeoulnar joint includes ...
- Aflexion
- Bextension
- Ccircum
- Dall the above
11the movements of the humeroradial joint includes ...
- Apronation
- Bsupination
- Ccircum
- Dflex/extension
12the proximal radioulnar joints movements include pronation and supination ONLY
- ATrue
- BFalse
13label the image below
- Ametacarpals
- Bcarpals
- Cproximal phalanges
- Dmedial phalanges
- Edistal phalanges
- Fproximal pollex phalange
14the distal radioulnar joint moves rotationally what articulations does it include?
- Adistal end of ulna
- Bulnar notch of radius
- Cradial notch of ulna
15the radiocarpal joint has lots of movements like adduction & abduction, Circumduction, flex&extention what articulations does it have?
- Aulnar notch of radius
- Bdistal end of raduis
- Cscaphoid, lunate & triquetrum
16the proximal radioulnar moves rotationally but what does it articulate with?
- AHead of radius
- Bhead of ulna
- Cradial notch of ulna
- Dulnar notch of radius
17what muscles move the pectoral girdle
- ATrapezuis
- BDeltoid
- Cserratus anterior
- Dpect. minor, Rhombiodeus Minor /Major
18what muscles move the arm?
- Atrapezius
- Blatissimus dorsi
- Cpect. minor
- Dpect. major
- Edeltoid
- Fsupraspinatus
- Ginfraspinatus
- Hsubscapularis, teres minor&major
19the rotator cuff muscles include , the supraspinatous, infraspinatus, subscapularis , teres minor
- ATrue
- BFalse
20muscles that move the forearm
- Abiceps brachii, triceps, flexor carpi radilis, extensor carpi ulnaris
- Bbiceps, triceps, brachialis, brachioradialis
21muscles that move the hand and fingers (anterior)
- AFlexor carpi radialis, palaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris
- Bextensor carpi radialis longus & brevis, Extensor digitoruim , extensor carpi ulnaris
22muscles that move the hand and fingers posterior
- Aextensor carpi radialis longus
- Bextensor carpi radialis brevis,
- CExtensor digitoruim , extensor carpi ulnaris
- Dflexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris
23the biceps brachii
- Aabducts hand
- Bflexs arm and forearm
- Csupinates forearm
24the brachialis
- Aflexes forearm
- Bextends wrist, abducts hand
25the brachioradialis
- Aextends and abducts forearm
- Bextends arm only
- Cflexes forearm
26triceps brachii
- Aadducts the hand
- Bextends & adducts arm
27what abducts the arm ?
- Ateres minor
- Bsupraspinatus
- Cinfraspinatus
28what adducts and laterally rotates the arm?
- Asupraspinatus
- Bteres major
- Cinfraspinatus
29this muscle is known to adduct and laterally rotate
- Atrapezuis
- Bteres minor
- Cserratus anterior
30the subscapularis only medially roates the arm
- ATrue
- BFalse
31the teres major extends, adducts and medially roates arm
- ATrue
- BFalse
32what is the prime movement of the pectoralis minor ?
- Aelevates
- Bdepress
- Cprotracts
- Dretract
33the trapezuis preforms what agonist?
- Aabdduct
- Bflex
- Celevate
34the serratus anterior protracts
- ATrue
- BFalse
35the rhomboideus minor & major does which of the following?
- AElevate, retract
- Bflex, extension
- Celevate & retract and adducts
36the [blank_start]latissimus dorsi[blank_end] prime movements are extension and adduction
- Alatissimus dorsi
- Bsupraspinatus
- Cdeltoid
37the agonist for the [blank_start]deltoid[blank_end] is abduction
- Adeltoid
- Btrapezuis
38the pectoralis major is responsible for flexion and abduction.
- ATrue
- BFalse
39the supraspinatus is used when [blank_start]abducting[blank_end].
- Aabducting
- Belevating
- Cretraction
40the [blank_start]infraspinatus[blank_end] is used for lateral rotation.
- Ainfraspinatus
- Bsubscapularis
- Cteres minor
- Dteres major
41the [blank_start]teres minor[blank_end] is used for lateral rotation & stabilizes for abduction. [blank_start]Teres major[blank_end] is for extension , adduction and medial rotation.
- Ateres minor
- BTeres major
42what extends the forearm?
- Atriceps
- Bbiceps
- Ctrapezuis
43the [blank_start]brachialis[blank_end] is used to flex the forearm.
- Abrachialis
- Bteres major
- Cteres minor
- Dinfraspinatus
44you use the [blank_start]pectoralis major[blank_end] to flex the arm.
- Apectoralis major
- Blatisimis dorsi
- Csupinator
45Extending the arms requires the [blank_start]Latismis dorsi[blank_end] and the [blank_start]deltoid[blank_end].
- ALatismis dorsi
- Bteres minor
- Csubscapularis
- Ddeltoid
- Ebiceps brachii
46the abduction of the arm requires the [blank_start]Deltoid[blank_end] & [blank_start]supraspinatus[blank_end].
- ADeltoid
- Bbiceps brachii
- Csupraspinatus
- Dsubscapularis
47The adduction of the arm primarily uses the [blank_start]Pectoralis major[blank_end] & [blank_start]Latisimis dorsi[blank_end].
- APectoralis major
- Bpectoralis minor
- CLatisimis dorsi
48medially rotating the arm requires the teres major & the [blank_start]subscapularis[blank_end].
- Asubscapularis
- Bdeltoid
49Laterally rotating the arm uses the [blank_start]teres minor[blank_end] & [blank_start]infraspinatus[blank_end].
- Ateres minor
- Binfraspinatus
- Cbrachilas
50[blank_start]biceps brachii[blank_end] flex the forearm as well as the brachioradialis and brachialis.
- Abiceps brachii
- Btriceps brachii
- Cbrachilais
51when we supinate the forearm we use the [blank_start]biceps brachii[blank_end]
- Abiceps brachii
- Btriceps brachii
52the pronation used to flex the hand are the [blank_start]flexor carpi radials,[blank_end] [blank_start]palmaris longus,[blank_end] [blank_start]flexor carpi ulanris[blank_end].
- Aflexor carpi radials,
- Bpalmaris longus,
- Cflexor carpi ulanris
53when you extend the hand you use the
- Aextensor digitoruim
- Bextensor carpi ulnaris
- Cextensor carpi radialis brevis &
extensor carpi radialis longus - Dall the above
541. pectoralis major [blank_start]C-B[blank_end] Origin & insertion
2. latissimus dorsi [blank_start]A-B[blank_end] A. Spinous process , ribs and iliac
3.palmaris longus [blank_start]B-G[blank_end] B. Humerus C. Clavicle , ribs & sternum D. Scapula E. Radial tuberosity
4. extensor digitorum [blank_start]B-H[blank_end] F. olecranon of ulna G. Palmar H. Phalanges
5.biceps brachii [blank_start]D-E[blank_end]
6. triceps brachii [blank_start]D-F[blank_end]- AC-B
- BC-A
- CC-D
- DC-E
- EA-B
- FB-C
- GA-H
- HA-C
- IB-G
- JB-A
- KB-H
- LB-C
- MB-H
- NB-F
- OB-G
- PD-E
- QD-A
- RD-B
- SD-F
- TD-F
- UD-B
- VD-A
- WA-B
55of the 5 types of synovial joints: plane, hinge, condylar, saddle, ball-and-socket which is the sternoclavicular joint?
- Anone
- Bhinge
- Cplane
- Dball in socket
56of the 5 types of synovial joints: plane, hinge, condylar, saddle, ball-and-socket which is the acromioclaviular ?
- Aball-and-socket
- Bcondylar
- Chinge
- Dplane
57The glenohumeral joint is which of the 5 types of synovial joints: ?
- Asaddle
- Bhinge
- Ccondylar
- Dball in socket
- Eplane
58which of these joints pivots ?
- Adistal radialulnar
- Bradiocarpal
- Cproximal radioulnar
59the _____________ joint is an example of a condylar joint
- Aglunerhumeral
- Bsternoclaviualar
- Cradiocarpal
60the distal radioulnar joint also pivots
- ATrue
- BFalse
61A plane joint is also known as a
- Agliding joint
- Bhinge
- Ccircumduction
62an example of gliding motion of a synovial joint is
- Aintercarpals
- Bradioulnar
63Describe the 7 types of angular motion of synovial joints:
1.flexion, 2. extension, 3. hyperextension, 4. lateral flexion, 5.abduction, 6. adduction, 7.circumduction
Plane of the Body decreases Angle [blank_start]1[blank_end]
Plane increases the Angle [blank_start]2[blank_end]
Away from the mid line [blank_start]5[blank_end]
more than 180 degrees [blank_start]3[blank_end]
move toward the body [blank_start]6[blank_end]
distal end makes a circular motion [blank_start]7[blank_end]- A7
- B6
- C3
- D5
- E2
- F1
64which is which
- Agliding motion
- Bangular
65fill in the movements
- Arotation
- Brotational
- Clateral
- Dmedial
66[blank_start]Pronation[blank_end] is the medial rotation of the forearm so that the palm is directed posteriorly or inferiorly. [blank_start]Supination[blank_end] occurs when the forearm rotates laterally so the palms faces anteriorly or superiorly.
- APronation
- BSupination
67jutting your jaw is an example of [blank_start]1[blank_end].
repositioning back to its orginal [blank_start]3.[blank_end]
movement that involves grasping of the thumb and fingers [blank_start]2[blank_end]
opposite of of grasping [blank_start]4.[blank_end]
1.protraction,
3.retraction,
2.opposition,
4.reposition- A1
- B3.
- C2
- D4.
68the articulations that are associated with the sternoclavicular are ...
- Amanbrium & sternum
- Bscapula & clavicle
- Cglenoid cavity
69the articulations that are associated with the acromioclaviular are
- Aglenoid cavity of scapula, head of humerus
- Bmanbruim & sternum
- Cscapula and clavicle
70the glenoid cavity of the scapula and head of humerus are articulations to what joint?
- Asternoclavicular
- Bglenohumeral
- Cacromioclaviular
71the trochlea of the humerus and trochlear notch of the ulna are articulations of what joint?
- Ahumeroulnar
- Bhumeroradial
- Cproximal radioulnar
72the articulations that are associated with the humeroradial joints are
- Ahead of radius
- Btrochlear notch of ulna
- Ccapithulum of humerus
73the articulations that are associated with the proximal radioulnar are
- AA. head of radius
- BB. radial notch of ulna
- CC. trochlea of humerus
- DD.head of humerus
- EBoth A &B
74the distal radioulnar articulates with the distal end of the ulna & ulnar notch of the radius ?
- ATrue
- BFalse
75the distal end of the radius , scaphoid and lunate & trquetrum articulate what joint?
- Aproximal radioulnar
- Bradiocarpal
- Chumeroradial
76the proximal radioulnar articulates with the head of the radius & the radial notch of the ulna
- ATrue
- BFalse
77A [blank_start]Plane[blank_end] Joint slide across one another. A [blank_start]Hinge[blank_end] Joint fits into another depression of another bone. A [blank_start]pivot[blank_end] joint bone that fits into a ring formed by a ligament. A [blank_start]condylar[blank_end] joint joints with an oval surface on another bone . An example of a [blank_start]saddle[blank_end] joint would be between the metacarpals because the shape resembles a saddle. The [blank_start]ball-in-socket[blank_end] joint requires a long head of one bone that rests in another bone and is freely movable.
- APlane
- BHinge
- Cpivot
- Dcondylar
- Esaddle
- Fball-in-socket
78The [blank_start]Acromioclaviular[blank_end] joint is an example of a Plane joint.
The [blank_start]Elbow[blank_end] joint is an example of a Hinge Joint.
The [blank_start]proximal Radioulnar[blank_end] joint is an example of a pivot joint.
The [blank_start]radiocarpal[blank_end] is an example of a condylar joint.
The [blank_start]Sternoclavicular[blank_end] is an example of a saddle joint.
The [blank_start]Glenohumeral[blank_end] is an example of a ball-in-socket joint.- AAcromioclaviular
- BElbow
- Cproximal Radioulnar
- Dradiocarpal
- ESternoclavicular
- FGlenohumeral
79label the muscles
- Abrachiroradialis
- Bflexor carpi ulanris
- Cflexor carpi longus
- Dflexor carpi ulnaris
- Eextensor carpi ulnaris
- Fextensor digitorum
- Gextensor carpi brevis
- Hextensor carpi longus
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