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Upper Limb
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1What is the fine membrane coating individual skeletal muscle fibres called?
- AEndomysium
- BPeriosteum
- CCartilage
- DSyndemosis
2The joint between the femur and hip bone is an example of a:
- AHinge joint
- BBall and socket joint
- CSuture
- DPlane joint
3Which of the following joints is an example of a cartilaginous joint?
- ASutures in the skull
- BIntervertebral discs
- CA tooth in its socket
- DIntercarpal joints
4The clavicle belongs to the following divisions/subdivisions of the skeleton:
- AAppendicular skeleton, pectoral girdle
- BAppendicular skeleton, skull
- CAxial skeleton, upper limb
- DAxial skeleton, vertebral column
5How many bones are present in the skull?
- A29
- B8
- C14
- D42
6What is the correct anatomical term for the motion of curling your hand towards your shoulder?
- AExtension
- BFlexion
- CAdduction
- DPronation
7What type of bone is the femur?
- AFlat
- BIrregular
- CLong
- DShort
8Which of the following ARE NOT examples of patterns of fascicle arrangement for skeletal muscle?
- AMultipennate
- BFusiform
- CTransverse
- DCircular
9The transverse plane of the body is also known as the ___________ plane?
- ASaggital
- BHorizontal
- CCoronal
- DMedian
10An example of a bone marking that helps to form a joint is a:
- ASpine
- BCrest
- CCondyle
- DForamen
11How many joints are present between adjacent vertebral bones?
- A4
- B5
- C6
- D7
12The joint present between the superior and inferior articular facets of adjacent vertebral bones is:
- AA synovial joint
- BVariable in shape along the vertebral column
- CCalled a zygopophyseal joint
- DAll of the above
13The thoracolumbar fascia:
- AHolds the thoracic vertebrae together
- BIs present in the intercostal spaces
- CSeparates the intrinsic and extrinsic back muscles
- DAll of the above
14Which of the following structures FORM the vertebral arches of each vertebral bone?
- APedicles and laminae
- BLaminae and facets
- CPedicles and condyles
- DLaminae and bodies
15Which of the following structures pass through the superior thoracic inlet?
- AAorta
- BOesophagus
- CSuperior vena cava
- DPulmonary veins
16The dorsal primary rami:
- AAre the main source of innervation arising from the spinal cord
- BInnervate the intrinsic muscles of the back
- CContribute to the major neural plexuses
- DAll of the above
17The splenius muscle:
- AConsists of two muscles groups
- BAttaches to the spinous processes and ligamentum nuchae
- CExtends the neck
- DAll of the above
18Which of the following structures contribute to the costotransverse joints?
- ATransverse processes of vertebrae and tubercles of ribs
- BSpinous processes of vertebrae and tubercles of ribs
- CTransverse processes of vertebrae and heads of ribs
- DLaminae of vertebrae and heads of ribs
19Which of the following muscles are involved in inspiration?
- AInternal intercostals
- BExternal intercostals
- CInnermost intercostals
- DTransversus thoracis
20Which of the following are considered false ribs?
- ARibs 1-4
- BRibs 5-8
- CRibs 8-10
- DRibs 11-12
21Which important blood vessel passes diagonally across the cubital fossa?
- ABrachial artery
- BAxillary vein
- CBrachial plexus
- DMedian cubital vein
22Where is a fracture of the humerus most likely to occur?
- AThe head
- BThe surgical neck
- CThe anatomical neck
- DThe deltoid tuberosity
23The lateral wall of the axilla is made up of what structure?
- AThe humerus
- BThe pectoralis major
- CThe serratus anterior
- DThe first rib
24The olecranon is part of which bone?
- AScapula
- BUlna
- CRadius
- DHumerus
25Which bony marking is the origin for the coracobrachialis muscle?
- AThe glenoid cavity of scapula
- BThe medial epicondyle of the humerus
- CThe trapezoid line of the clavicle
- DThe coracoid process of the scapula
26The pectoralis major contributes to which movements?
- AAdduction & rotation of the humerus
- BElevation of the scapula
- CFlexion of the elbow
- DExtension of the humerus
27Which four muscles make up the rotator cuff?
- ASubscapularis, infraspinatus, supraspinatus & teres minor
- BSubscapularis, supraspinatus, teres major & subclavius
- CTrapezius, latissimus dorsi, supraspinatus & infraspinatus
- DPectoralis major, supraspinatus, infraspinatus & subscapularis
28Which muscle is responsible for extension of the elbow?
- ABiceps brachii
- BTrapezius
- CTriceps brachii
- DCoracobrachialis
29Which of the following muscles is a synergist for elbow extension?
- ATriceps brachii
- BAnconeous
- CLatissimus dorsi
- DTrapezius
30The coracoclavicular ligament exists between which two bones?
- AThe humerus & scapula
- BThe humerus & clavicle
- CThe scapula & clavicle
- DThe scapula & sternum
31Which muscle originates at the medial epicondyle of the the humerus?
- ABrachioradialis
- BExtensor digitorum
- CPronator teres
- DExtensor carpi ulnaris
32What compartments muscles result in flexion of the wrist and pronation of the hand?
- AAnterior
- BPosterior
33What nerve innervates the deltoid and teres minor?
- AMusculocutaneous
- BAxillary
- CRadial
- DMedian
34If you knocked your arm on the shopping trolley and experienced pins & needles and numbing of the arm, what nerve was affected?
- AMusculocutaneous
- BRadial
- CMedian
- DUlnar
35The radial nerve innervates:
- AThe anterior compartment of the arm
- BThe anterior compartment of the forearm
- CThe posterior compartment of the arm & forearm
- DThe intrinsic muscles of the hand
36Which of the following is correct regarding the musculocutaneous nerve:
- AIt is compromised of the C5-C7 fibres
- BPasses through the arm on the medial surface
- CInnervates the anterior compartment of the forearm
- DWraps around the neck of the humerus
37The ulnar nerve is compromised of:
- AC5 & C6 fibres
- BC5 - T1 fibres
- CC7, C8 & T1 fibres
- DC6 - T1 fibres
38Which two nerves follow a similar pathway down the arm?
- AMedian & ulnar nerve
- BMedian & radial nerve
- CAxillary & ulnar nerve
- DAxillary & median nerve
39Which superficial muscle of the arm originates at the supracondylar ridge of the humerus?
- AExtensor carpi radialis longus
- BFlexor carpi ulnaris
- CBrachioradialis
- DPalmaris longus
40Which nerve passes through coracobrachialis & descends between biceps brachii & brachialis?
- AAxillary
- BMusculocutaneous
- CUlnar
- DRadial
41What actions occur in the sagittal plane?
- AFlexion & extension
- BAdduction & abduction
- CMedial & lateral rotation
- DNone of the above
42Which one of the following does NOT describe the anatomical position?
- AUpper limb by the sides with palms facing out
- BHead, eyes & toes directly forward
- CFeet shoulder width apart
- DStanding erect
- AUpper limb by the sides with palms facing out
43What is the purpose of grooves & fissures on bones?
- ASite for muscle attachment
- BHelp for joints
- CProvide a passage way for nerves
- DAll of the above
44What type of cartilage is a mixture of collagen and ground substance?
- AHyaline
- BElastic
- CFibrocartilage
- DLigament
45How many bones are in the axial skeleton?
- A50
- B60
- C70
- D80
46Which of the following isn't a type of fibrous joint?
- ASutures
- BGomphosis
- CSyndemosis
- DSynchondroses
47Which of the following muscles flexes the digits?
- AExtensor digitorum longus
- BFlexor digitorum superficialis
- CPronator teres
- DPalmaris brevis
48Which of the following blood vessels passes through the cubital fossa?
- AAxillary artery
- BBrachial artery
- CProfunda brachii artery
- DUlnar artery
49What movements occur at the glenohumeral joint?
- AAbduction & adduction
- BFlexion & extension
- CRotation
- DAll of the above
50Which of the following muscles elevates the scapula?
- ALevator scapulae
- BDeltoid
- CSubclavius
- DInfraspinatus
51What is the most common feature of the atypical ribs?
- AArticulate with only one vertebra
- BLack costal cartilage
- CDo not articulate with the sternum
- DForm fibrous joint
52The human vertebral column contains:
- A33 vertebral bones
- B23 intervertebral discs
- C31 pairs of spinal nerves
- DAll of the above
53The [blank_start]axillary[blank_end] nerve arises from C5 & C6 fibres
- Aaxillary
54The [blank_start]axillary[blank_end] nerve wraps around the neck of the humerus
- Aaxillary
55The axillary nerve innervates the [blank_start]deltoid[blank_end] & [blank_start]teres minor[blank_end] muscles
- Ateres minor
- Bdeltoid
56The [blank_start]musculocutaneous[blank_end] nerve arises from C5 - C7 fibres
- Amusculocutaneous
57The musculocutaneous nerve passes through [blank_start]coracobrachialis[blank_end] & descends between biceps [blank_start]brachii[blank_end] & [blank_start]brachialis[blank_end]
- Acoracobrachialis
- Bbrachialis
- Cbrachii
58The usculocutaneous nerve innervates the muscles of the [blank_start]anterior[blank_end] compartment of the [blank_start]forearm[blank_end]
- Aanterior
- Bforearm
59The [blank_start]radial[blank_end] nerve arises from C5 - T1 fibres
- Aradial
60The [blank_start]radial[blank_end] nerve is the largest branch of the brachial plexus
- Aradial
61The radial nerve passes [blank_start]posteriorly[blank_end] to the shaft of the humerus in the [blank_start]radial groove[blank_end]
- Aposteriorly
- Bradial groove
62The radial nerve innervates the all of the muscles in the [blank_start]posterior[blank_end] compartment of the [blank_start]arm[blank_end] & [blank_start]forearm[blank_end]
- Aposterior
- Barm
- Cforearm
63The [blank_start]median[blank_end] nerve arises from C6 - T1 fibres
- Amedian
64The median nerve passes through the arm on the [blank_start]medial[blank_end] surface
- Amedial
65The median nerve innervates the [blank_start]anterior[blank_end] compartment of the [blank_start]forearm[blank_end]
- Aanterior
- Bforearm
66The [blank_start]ulnar[blank_end] nerve arises from C7, C8 & T1 fibres
- Aulnar
67The ulnar nerve passes [blank_start]medially[blank_end] through the arm, then follows [blank_start]posteriorly[blank_end] to the [blank_start]medial epicondyle[blank_end] of the humerus, continuing along [blank_start]medially[blank_end] to the ulnar
- Amedially
- Bposteriorly
- Cmedial epicondyle
- Dmedially
68The ulnar nerve innervates the [blank_start]flexor carpi ulnaris[blank_end], the [blank_start]flexor digitorum profundus[blank_end] & the [blank_start]intrinsic muscles[blank_end] of the hand
- Aflexor digitorum profundus
- Bflexor carpi ulnaris
- Cintrinsic muscles
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- 1st year Musculoskeletal anatomy for podiatry Quiz on Upper Limb, created by bianca-toni on 20/03/2016.
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