Anatomy

Front 1

Which of the following muscles acts with thte piriformis to extrenally rotate the femus

Back 1

Oburator externus

Front 2

Which is not normally reobsorbed by the kidney tubles

Back 2

urea

Front 3

The circulation of blood from the right ventricle through the pulmonary to the lung is called

Back 3

pulmonary circulation

Front 4

Insulin is secreted by

Back 4

beta

Front 5

Muscle contraction allowing for good posture

Back 5

tonic

Front 6

The cardiac sphinter is found at the distal end of the

Back 6

esophagus

Front 7

Name of tissue found covering the articular surface of bones

Back 7

hyaline

Front 8

Also called the master gland

Back 8

anterior pituitary

Front 9

Structure which initiates stretch relflex in muscle (causing contraction)

Back 9

spindle cell

Front 10

The three muscles that attach to the coracoid process are-

Back 10

pectoralis minor, coracobrachialis, short head of biceps

Front 11

During what kind of excerise does the tone of the muscle increase its length while its lengths stays the same

Back 11

isometric

Front 12

Where do the flexors of the wrist orginate?

Back 12

Medial epicondyle

Front 13

Which of the following is a two joint muscle?

Back 13

biceps brachhi

Front 14

A lateral curve of the spine is a deviation known as

Back 14

Scoliosis

Front 15

Inversion of the foot by the tibialis anterior turns the sole

Back 15

toward the midline

Front 16

The rotator cuff us found at which joint in the body

Back 16

scapulohumeral joint

Front 17

Which type of muscle is responsible for movement of the bones

Back 17

striated ( skeletal)

Front 18

The only bone attachment between the lower appendicular skeleton and the axial skeleton is the

Back 18

Sacroilliac joint

Front 19

The orgin of the short head of the biceps bracci is :

Back 19

coracoid process

Front 20

The most superficial muscle of the back is

Back 20

Trapezius

Front 21

The motion that can occur between the occiput and the atlas is

Back 21

flexion and extension

Front 22

Brachialia is the strongest flexor of the

Back 22

elbow

Front 23

Which artery should you be aware of when working the cervical area?

Back 23

carotid

Front 24

The quadriceps muscle that attaches to the anterior iliac spine is the

Back 24

rectus femoris

Front 25

The gluteal muscle that attaches to the ilitibial tract is the

Back 25

gluteus maximus

Front 26

Which of the following muscles might need to be considered in assestment of the following condition
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Back 26

retus femoris

Front 27

Propriorceptor, which when stimulated by the tension, cause a lenthening of its associated muscle:

Back 27

gogli tendon organ

Front 28

Which is a example of a sesmoid bone?

Back 28

patella

Front 29

Which type of cell plays a role in the body's defense against bacteria?

Back 29

leukocytes (WBC)

Front 30

Which type of joint is most mobile?

Back 30

BAll and socket

Front 31

Which represents the normal amount of cervicle rotation?

Back 31

0-90 degrees

Front 32

Name the organelle that is responsible for cellular energy production:

Back 32

mitocondria

Front 33

Which point of muscle attachment is considered most movable?

Back 33

insertion