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302 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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WHAT ARE THE TWO PARTS THE SKELETON IS DIVIDED IN?
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,AXIAL & APPENDICULAR
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WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE AXIAL PART?
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-VERTEBRAL COLUMN
-STERNUM -RIBS -SKULL |
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WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE APPENDICULAR PART?,
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-UPPER EXTREMITY
-LOWER EXTREMITY -SHOULDER GIRDLE *CLAVICLE *SCAPULA -PELVIC GIRDLE *HIP BONES |
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WHAT IS THE PTERION?
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PG. 21,-A SKULL REFERENCE POINT ON THE SIDE OF THE SKULL.
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IF THE PTERION FRACTURES, WHAT CAN HAPPEN?
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PG. 21,-FRACTURE LINES INTERSECTING THAT POINT MAY RUPTURE AN ARTERY ON THE INSIDE OF THE SKULL.
-THIS RUPTURE WILL LEAD TO AN ARTERIAL EPIDURAL BLEED WHICH CAN BE FATAL. |
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WHAT PART(S) OF THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN ARE CONCAVE?
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PG. 8,-CERVICAL (7)
-LUMBAR (5) |
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WHAT PART(S) OF THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN ARE CONVEX?
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PG. 8,-THORACIC (12)
-SACRAL/COCCYX (5) |
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE ZYGOMATIC BONE?
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PG. 10,CHEEK BONE
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE CLAVICLE?
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PG. 10,COLLAR BONE
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE STERNUM?
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BREAST PLATE OR BREAST BONE
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WHAT PART OF THE HUMERUS WOULD AFFECT THE AXILLARY NERVE IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 11,SURGICAL NECK
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WHAT PART OF THE HUMERUS WOULD AFFECT THE RADIAL NERVE IF DAMAGED?
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PG.11,SHAFT
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WHAT PART OF THE HUMERUS WOULD AFFECT THE ULNAR NERVE IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 11,MEDIAL EPICONDYLE
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WHAT TYPE OF JOINT DOES THE STERNUM AND CLAVICLE FORM?
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PG. 11,STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
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WHAT TYPE OF JOINT DOES THE ACROMION AND CLAVICLE FORM?
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PG. 11,ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT
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WHAT TYPE OF JOINT DOES A RIB AND CARTILAGE FORM?
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PG. 11,COSTOCHONDRAL JOINT
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WHAT TYPE OF JOINT DOES THE GLENOID CAVITY AND HUMERUS FORM?
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PG. 11,GLENOHUMERAL JOINT
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WHAT PART OF THE RADIUS WOULD AFFECT THE BICEPS TENDON IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 12,RADIAL TUBEROSITY
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WHAT PART OF THE ULNA WOULD AFFECT THE TRICEPS TENDON IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 13,OLECRANON PROCESS
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WHAT CARPAL BONE (WRIST) IS MOST FREQUENTLY DISLOCATED?
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PG. 14,LUNATE
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WHAT CARPAL BONE (WRIST) IS MOST FREQUENTLY FRACTURED?
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PG. 14,SCAPHOID
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE ILIAC CREST?
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PG. 15,HIP BONE
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE PATELLA?
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PG. 15,KNEE CAP
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE ANTERIOR SHAFT OF THE TIBIA?
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PG. 15,SHIN BONE
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WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME FOR THE LATERAL AND MEDIAL MALLEOLUS?
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PG. 15,ANKLE BONE
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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE LATERAL MALLEOLUS AND MEDIAL MALLEOLUS?
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PG. 15
-THE LATERAL MALLEOLUS IS AT THE DISTAL POINTED END OF THE FIBULA. -THE MEDIAL MALLEOLUS IS AT THE DISTAL END OF THE TIBIA. |
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WHAT TWO NERVES DOES THE SCIATIC NERVE SPLIT INTO?
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PG. 17,
1. COMMON PERONEAL NERVE(LATERAL 2. TIBIAL NERVE (MEDIAL) |
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THE SCIATIC NERVE IS LATERAL TO WHAT?
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PG. 17,THE ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY
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THE SCIATIC NERVE IS MEDIAL TO WHAT?
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PG. 17,THE GREATER TROCHANTER (FEMUR)
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WHAT PART OF THE FIBULA WOULD AFFECT THE COMMON PERONEAL NERVE IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 18,NECK
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WHAT PART OF THE TIBIA WOULD AFFECT THE PATELLAR LIGAMENT IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 18,TIBIAL TUBEROSITY
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WHAT TARSAL BONE (FOOT) WOULD AFFECT THE CALCANEAL TENDON (ACHILLES) IF DAMAGED?
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PG. 19 & 20,CALCANEUS
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WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE TARSALS?
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-NAVICULAR
-CUBOID -TALUS -CALCANEUS PG. 20,-CUNEIFORMS (3) |
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THE SCIATIC NERVE IS THE SMALLEST NERVE IN THE BODY.
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PG. 21,FALSE; THE SCIATIC NERVE IS THE LARGEST NERVE IN THE BODY.
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE EYE MUSCLE? PG.24,OBICULARIS OCULI |
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION (4)
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PG.24,1. FRONTALIS
2. ORBICULARIS OCULI 3. BUCCINATOR M. 4. ORBICULARIS ORIS |
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WHAT ARE 2 FUNCTIONS OF THE ORBICULARIS OCULI?,
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-RAISES EYEBROWS
-CLOSES THE EYE |
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WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MUSCLE FOR THE MOUTH?
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ORBICULARIS ORIS
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WHAT IS 1 FUNCTION OF THE ORBICULARIS ORIS?
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-CLOSES THE MOUTH
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION (CHEWING)? (4)
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PG. 24,1. MASSETER M.
2. TEMPORALIS M. 3. MEDIAL PTERYGOID M. 4. LATERAL PTERYGOID M. |
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION?
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PG. 24,CN 7- BRANCHES OF THE FACIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE INNVERATES THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION?
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PG. 24,CN 5- TRIGEMINAL NERVE
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WHAT IS 1 FUNCTION THE BUCCIANTOR?
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AIDS IN CHEWING
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WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES (OUTSIDE OF THE EYE)? (6)
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PG. 25,1. SUPERIOR RECTUS (SR)
2. SUPERIOR OBLIQUE (SO) 3. LATERAL RECTUS (LR) 4. INFERIOR OBLIQUE (IO) 5. INFERIOR RECTUS (IR) 6. MEDIAL RECTUS (MR) |
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE SUPERIOR OBLIQUE (SO)?
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PG. 25,CN 4- TROCHLEAR NERVE
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE LATERAL RECTUS?
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PG. 25,CN 6- ABDUCENS NERVE
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE OTHER 3 EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES?
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PG. 25,CN 3- OCULARMOTOR NERVE
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WHAT NECK MUSCLES ARE DIVIDED INTO SEVERAL TRIANGLES? (3)
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PG. 26,1. TRAPEZIUS
2. STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID 3. OMOHYOID (SUPERIOR/INFERIOR BELLY) |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE CAROTID TRIANGLE?
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PG. 26,-IT IS THE SITE FOR TAKING CAROTID PULSE & LISTENING FOR CAROTID SOUNDS
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE TRAPEZIUS AND STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID?,
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CN 11-SPINAL ACCESSORY NERVE
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THE PECTORALIS MAJOR MUSCLE IS WHAT?
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PG. 27,-AN ACCESSORY MUSCLE OF INSPIRATION
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RESPIRATORY DISTRSS =
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HEAVING CHEST
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THE PECTORALIS MAJOR HELPS THE HUMERUS DO WHAT?
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-ADDUCTION (BRINGS LIMB TOWARD MIDLINE)
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL? (4)
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PG. 28,1. RECTUS ABDOMINUS M.
2. EXTERNAL OBLIQUE M. 3. INTERNAL OBLIQUE M. 4. TRANSVERSE ABDOMINIS M. |
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THE OBLIQUES HELP THE ABDOMINAL WALL DO WHAT?
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ROTATION
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THE UMBILICAL HERNIA IS USUALLY FOUND IN WHO?
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CHILDREN
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THE FEMORAL HERNIA IS USUALLY FOUND IN WHO?
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FEMALES
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THE INGUINAL HERNIA IS USUALLY FOUND IN WHO?
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MEN
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WHAT ARE THE SUPERFICIAL MUSCLES OF THE BACK? (2)
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PG. 29,-TRAPEZIUS
-LATISSIMUS DORSI |
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WHAT IS THE DEEP MUSCLE OF THE BACK?
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PG. 29,-ERECTOR SPINAE M.
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WHAT DOES THE ERECTOR SPINAE MUSCLE DO?
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PG. 29,-EXTENDS THE BACK
-MAINTAIN ERECT POSTURE |
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE SHOULDER? (3)
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PG.30,1. DELTOID MUSCLE
2. ROTATOR CUFF 3. TERES MAJOR |
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WHAT DOES THE DELTOID MUSCLE DO?
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PG. 30,-IT COVERS THE AXILARY NERVE
-SITE FOR INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS |
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WHAT ARE THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES? (4)
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PG. 31,1. SUBSCAPULARIS M. (ANTERIOR)
2. SUPRASPINATUS M. (POSTERIOR) 3. INFRASPINATUS M. (POSTERIOR) 4. TERES MINOR M. (POSTERIOR) |
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WHERE ARE THE ROATATOR CUFF MUSCLES FOUND?
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PG. 31,BENEATH DELTOID & TRAPEZIUS MUSCLES
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THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES ARE FREQUENTLY TORN IN ATHELETES AND ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS. T/F
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PG. 31,TRUE
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WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE 3 HEADS THAT MAKE UP THE TRICEPS BRACHII?
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PG.33,-LONG HEAD
-LATERAL HEAD -MEDIAL HEAD |
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WHAT IS THE GENERAL ACTION OF THE TRICEPS MUSCLE?
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-EXTENSION OF ELBOW
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THE TRICEPS MUSCLE COVER WHAT NERVE?
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PG. 33,-RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE TRICEPS MUSCLE?
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-RADIAL NERVE
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THE BICEPS MUSCLE (ARM) HAS TWO HEADS.T/F
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PG. 34,-TRUE (THE LONG AND SHORT HEAD)
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THE BICEPS MUSCLE (ARM) COVERS WHAT NERVE?
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PG. 34,MUSCULOCUTANEUS NERVE
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WHAT IS THE GENERAL ACTION OF THE BICEPS MUSCLE (ARM)?
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FLEX
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WHEN THE DEEP TENDON REFLEX OF THE TRICEPS IS PERFORMED, WHAT IS THE EXPECTED ACTION?
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PG. 35,EXTENSION OF THE ELBOW
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WHEN THE DEEP TENDON REFLEX OF THE TRICEPS IS PERFORMED, WHAT NERVE IS BEING USED?
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PG. 36,RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS BEING TESTED DURING THE BICEPS REFLEX (DEEP TENDON REFLEX) TEST?
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-MUSCULOCUTANEUS NERVE
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WHEN THE DEEP TENDON REFLEX OF THE BICEPS IS PERFORMED, WHAT IS THE EXPECTED ACTION?
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PG. 36,FLEXSION OF THE ELBOW
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WHAT ARE THE 3 SUPERFICIAL VEINS?
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PG. 37,1. CEPHALIC V.
2. BASILIC V. 3. MEDIAN CUBITAL V. |
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WHAT NERVE INNVERATES THE FLEXOR MUSCLES OF THE FOREARM?
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PG. 39,MEDIAN NERVE
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THE FLEXOR MUSCLES OF THE FOREARM FLEX WHAT?
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PG. 39,THE WRIST AND DIGITS
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WHAT NERVE INNVERATES THE EXTENSOR MUSCLES OF THE FOREARM?
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PG. 40,RADIAL NERVE
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THE EXTENSOR MUSCLES OF THE FOREARM EXTEND WHAT?
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PG 40,WRIST & DIGITS
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE THIGH (QUADRICEPS FEMORIS)? (4)
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PG. 42,1. RECTUS FEMORIS M.
2. VASTUS LATERALIS M. 3. VASTUS INTERMEDIUS M. 4. VASTUS MEDIALIS M. |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE FEMORAL TRIANGLE? (2)
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PG. 42,-AREA FOR LYMPH NODES
-SITE OF FEMORAL HERNIAS |
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WHAT IS THE GENERAL ACTION OF MUSCLES OF THE THIGH?
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PG. 42,EXTENSION OF THE KNEE
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WHAT NERVE INNVERVATE THE MUSCLES OF THE THIGH?
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PG. 42,FEMORAL NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE SUPERFICIAL MUSCLES OF THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS? (3)
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PG. 43,-GLUTEUS MEDIUS
-GLUTEUS MINIMUS -TENSOR FASCAE LATAE |
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES THAT MAKE UP THE HAMSTRINGS? (3)
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PG. 44,-BICEPS FEMORIS M. (LONG & SHORT HEADS)
-SEMIMEMBRANOSUS M. -SEMITENDINOSUS M. |
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WHAT NERVE INNVERVATE THE HAMSTRINGS?
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PG. 44,SCIATIC NERVE
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THE HAMSTRING MUSCLES ARE NOT FREQUENTLY INFLAMED IN ATHLETES. T/F
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PG. 44,FALSE; THE HAMSTRING MUSCLES ARE FREQUENTLY INFLAMED IN ATHLETES.
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATE THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR M.?
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PG. 45,COMMON PERONEAL NERVE
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WHAT HAPPENS TO THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MUSCLE OR COMMON PERONEAL NERVE IF INJURED?
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PG. 45,LEADS TO A FOOT DROP & HIGH STEPPING GAIT WITH A FOOT SLAP.
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MUSCLE?
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DORSI FLEXSION- BRINGS FOOT CLOSE TO BODY
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THE CALF (CALVES) MUSCLE IS CALLED WHAT?
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PG. 46,GASTROCNEMIUS
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATE THE GASTROCNEMIUS?
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PG. 46,TIBIAL NERVE
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WHAT IS THE GENERAL ACTION OF THE GASTROCNEMIUS?
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PG. 46,-PLANTAR FLEXORS
-EVERTER |
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IN THE PATELLAR REFLEX (DEEP TENDON REFLEX) TEST, THE FEMORAL NERVE IS TESTED. WHAT IS THE EXPECTED ACTION?
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PG. 47,EXTENSION OF THE KNEE
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IN THE CALCANEAL REFLEX (DEEP TENDON REFLEX) TEST, WHAT NERVE IS TESTED?
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PG 48,-TIBIAL NERVE
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WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE PLANTAR APONEUROSIS (SOLE OF FOOT) BECOMES INFLAMMED?
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PG. 49,IT CAUSES PLANTAR FASCIITIS
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WHAT ARE THE TWO PARTS THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS DIVIDED IN?
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PG. 51,THE CNS AND PNS
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WHAT IS THE CNS COMPOSED OF?
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PG. 51,BRAIN AND SPINAL CORD
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WHAT IS THE PNS COMPOSED OF?
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PG. 51,CRANIAL AND SPINAL NERVES
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WHAT ARE THE TWO TYPES OUT NEURONS IN THE NERVOUS SYSTEM?
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PG. 51,AFFERENT (SENSORY) NEURONS AND EFFERENT (MOTOR) NEURONS
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WHAT ARE THE TWO SUBDIVISONS OF A MOTOR NEURON?
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PG. 51,SOMATIC NERVOUS SYSTEM AND AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
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WHAT IS THE SNS RESPONSIBLE FOR?
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PG. 51,-VOLUNTARY CONTROL
-SENDS INFO FROM CNS TO SKELETAL MUSCLES |
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WHAT IS THE ANS RESPONSIBLE FOR?
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PG. 51,-INVOLUNTARY CONTROL
-SENDS INFO FROM THE CNS TO SMOOTH MUSCLE. |
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WHAT ARE THE SUBDIVISIONS OF THE ANS?
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PG 51,PARASYMPATHETIC & SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
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WHAT ARE THE 3 MAIN PARTS OF THE CNS?
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PG. 52,-CEREBRUM
-CEREBELLUM -BRAIN STEM |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 MAIN PARTS OF THE BRAIN STEM?
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PG. 52,-MIDBRAIN
-PONS -MEDULLA OBLONGATA |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE CENTRAL SULCUS?
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PG. 53,TO SEPARATE THE FRONTAL LOBE FROM THE PARIETAL LOBE.
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE LATERAL FISSURE?
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PG. 53
TO SEPARATE THE FRONTAL LOBE & PARIETAL LOBE FROM THE TEMPORAL LOBE. |
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WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE PARIETOOCCIPITAL FISSURE?
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PG. 53,TO SEPARATE THE PARIETAL FROM THE OCCIPITAL LOBE & SOME PARTS OF THE TEMPORAL LOBE
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF BROCA'S AREA?
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PG. 54,LANGUAGE EXPRESSION (BOTH VERBAL & WRITTEN)
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IF THE BROCA'S AREA GOT DAMAGED, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN? SYMPTOMS?
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PG. 54,-INJURY TO AREA IN THE LEFT LEADS TO BROCA'S APHASIA.
-SYMPTOMS: HESITANT, LIMITED EXPRESSION, PERSON UNDERSTANDS BUT CANNOT RESPOND. |
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF WERNICKE'S AREA?
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PG. 54,AREA NECESSARY FOR LANGUAGE COMPREHENSION BOTH VERBAL & WRITTEN.
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IF WERNICK'S AREA GOT DAMAGED, WHAT WOULD HAPPEN? SYMPTOMS?
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PG. 54,-INJURY TO AREA IN THE LEFT LEADS TO WERNICKE'S APHASIA
-SYMPTOMS: LIMITED COMPREHENSION OF SPOKEN & WRITTEN WORDS. PERSON RESPONDS BUT CANNOT UNDERSTAND |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY MOTOR AREA OF THE PRECENTRAL GYRUS RESPONSIBLE FOR?
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PG. 54,AREA NECESSARY FOR MOVEMENT OF FACE & ARM ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF BODY
(LEFT HEMISPHERE=MOVEMENT ON RIGHT SIDE) |
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WHAT IS THE PRIMARY SENSORY AREA OF THE POSTCENTRAL GYRUS?
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PG 54,AREA NECESSARY FOR AWARENESS OF GENERAL SENSATION LIKE PAIN, TEMPERATURE, TOUCH, ETC. FROM FACE & ARM ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF BODY.
(LEFT HEMISPHERE=AWARENESS OF SENSATION ON RIGHT SIDE) |
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THE PRIMARY AREAS OF THE BRAIN HEMISPHERE ARE FOR AWARENESS OF SENSATION OR FOR PRODUCING MOVEMENT.
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PG. 54,TRUE
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THE ASSOCIATION (SECONDARY) AREAS OF THE BRAIN HEMISPHERE ARE NOT FOR INTERPRETATION OF THE SENSATION OR FOR PROGRAMMING MOTOR ACTIVITIES.
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PG 54,FALSE;
THE ASSOCIATION (SECONDARY) AREAS OF THE BRAIN HEMISPHERE ARE FOR INTERPRETATIONOF THE SENSATION OR FOR PROGRAMMING MOTOR ACTIVITIES. |
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WHAT IS THE PARACENTRAL LOBULE RESPONSIBLE FOR?
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PG 55,-PRIMARY & SENSORY AREAS NECESSARY FOR MOVEMENT OF THE LEG & AWARENESS OF SENSATION FROM THE LEG ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE BODY
-RIGHT HEMISPHERE, MOVEMENT AND AWARENESS OF SENSATION ON THE LEFT SIDE OF BODY. |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 MAIN ARTERIES THAT SUPPLY THE BRAIN WITH BLOOD?
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PG. 56,-INTERNAL CAROTID
-BASILAR CEREBRAL ARTERY -VERTEBRAL ARTERY |
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WHAT ARE THE 2 BRANCHES OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY?
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PG 56,-ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY
-MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY |
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WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN DOES THE ANTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY SUPPLY?
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PG 58,MEDIAL SURFACE OF THE FRONTAL & PARIETAL LOBE
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WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN DOES THE MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY SUPPLY?
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PG 58,THE LATERAL SURFACE OF THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERE
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THE ARTERY THAT IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FREQUENT CAUSE OF STROKE BECAUSE OF DYSFUNCTION IS?
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PG 58,MIDDLE CEREBRAL ARTERY
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WHAT IS THE TERMINAL BRANCH OFTHE BASILAR ARTERY?
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PG 58,THE POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY
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WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN DOES THE POSTERIOR CEREBRAL ARTERY SUPPLY?
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THE MEDIAL SURFACE OF THE BRAIN IN THE OCCIPTAL LOBE
THE VERTEBRAL ARTERIES DISTRIBUTES TO THE BASILAR ARTERY. |
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WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN IS BEING SUPPLIED?
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PG 58,-THE UPPER SPINAL CORD
-BRAIN STEM -CEREBELLUM -MEDIAL SURFACES OF THE OCCIPITAL & TEMPORAL LOBE |
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WHAT IS CN I? FUNCTION
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PG 58,-OLFACTORY
Smell |
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WHAT IS CN II? FUNCTION?
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PG 58,-OPTIC
-VISION |
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WHAT IS CN III? FUNCTION?
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PG 58,-OCULOMOTOR
-EYE MOVEMENTS, OPENS EYE, PUPILLARY CONSTRICTION & NEAR VISION |
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WHAT IS CN IV? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-TROCHLEAR
-EYE MOVEMENTS |
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WHAT IS CN V? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-TRIGEMINAL
-MOTOR TO MUSCLES OF MASTICATION |
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WHAT IS CN VI? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-ABDUCENS
-EYE MOVEMENT |
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WHAT IS CN VII? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-FACIAL NERVE
-MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION |
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WHAT IS CN VIII? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR
BALANCE AND HEARING |
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WHAT IS CN IX? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL
-SENSORY TO POSTERIOR TONGUE |
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WHAT IS CN X?
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PG 59,-VAGUS NERVE
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WHAT IS CN XI? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-ACCESSORY
-TRAPEZIUS & STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID MUSCLES THAT SHRUG THE SHOULDERS & TURN THE HEAD |
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WHAT IS CN XII? FUNCTION?
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PG 59,-HYPOGLOSSAL
-TONGUE MOVEMENTS |
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WHAT ARE THE 3 LAYERS OF THE MENINGES?
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PG 61,-DURA MATER
-ARACHNOID -PIA MATER |
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WHAT TYPE OF FIBERS ARE FOUND IN THE DORSAL ROOT OF THE SPINAL NERVE?
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PG 61,SENSORY FIBERS
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WHAT TYPE OF FIBERS ARE FOUND IN THE VENTRAL ROOT OF THE SPINAL NERVE?
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PG 61,MOTOR FIBERS
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THE DORSAL AND VENTRAL ROOT IS WHERE THE SPINAL NERVE MEET.
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TRUE
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WHERE DOES THE SPINAL CORD END IN AN ADULT?
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PG 62,L1-L2
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WHERE DOES THE SPINAL CORD END IN A NEWBORN?
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PG 62,L3
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DEFINE DERMATOME.
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PG 65,AREA (STRIP) OF SKIN THAT IS SUPPLIED BY SENSORY BRANCHES OF A SPINAL NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE 5 BRANCHES OF THE BRACHIAL PLEXUS?
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PG 66,-AXILLARY
-MEDIAN -MUSCULOCUTANEOUS -ULNAR -RADIAL |
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WHAT PART OF THE SPINAL CORD MAKES UP THE CERVICAL PLEXUS?
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PG 66,C1-C4
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE BICEPS & OTHER ANTERIOR ARM MUSCLES?
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PG 67,MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE FOREARM FLEXOR MUSCLES?
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PG 67,MAINLY MEDIAN NERVE
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE QUADRICEPS FEMORIS MUSCLE & OTHER ANTERIOR THIGH MUSCLES?
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PG 67,FEMORAL MUSCLES
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WHAT 3 NERVES SUPPLIES THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MUSCLE & OTHER ANTERIOR LEG MUSCLES?
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PG 67,SCIATIC->COMMON PERONEAL->DEEP PERONEAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE FOREARM EXTENSOR MUSCLES?
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PG 68,RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE TRICEPS MUSCLE?
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PG 68,RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE SUPPLIES THE HAMSTRING MUSCLES?
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PG 68,SCIATIC NERVE
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WHAT 2 NERVES SUPPLIES THE GASTRONEMIUS MUSCLE AND OTHER POSTERIOR LEG MUSCLES?
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PG 68,SCIATIC->TIBIAL NERVE
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WHAT PART OF THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS IS THE PROPER SITE FOR ADMINISTERING INTRAMUSCULAR GLUTEAL INJECTIONS?
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PG 70,SUPERIOR LATERAL
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WHAT ARE THE 2 TYPES OF MOTOR NEURONS?
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PG 71,SOMATIC & AUTONOMIC
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WHAT TYPE OF MUSCLE DOES THE SOMATIC EFFERENT NEURON STIMULATE?
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PG 71,VOLUNTARY MUSCLE
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WHAT TYPE OF MUSCLE DOES THE AUTONOMIC EFFERENT NEURON STIMULATE?
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PG 71,INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES & GLANDS
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HOW MANY NEURONS DO YOU NEED FOR VOLUNTARY MUSCLE STIMULATION?
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PG 71,ONE NEURON
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HOW MANY NEURONS DO YOU NEED FOR INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE & GLANDS STIMULATION?
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PG 71,2 NEURONS
-PREGANGLIONIC -POSTGANGLIONIC |
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WHAT ARE THE TWO SUBDIVISIONS OF THE AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM?,
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-SYMPATHETIC (THORACOLUMBAR)
-PARASYMPATHETIC (CRANIOSACRAL) |
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM?
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PG 77,FIGHT OR FLIGHT REACTIONS FOR EMERGENCIES, EXPENDITURE OF ENERGY
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM?
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PG 77,REST OR DIGEST, RESTORATION & CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
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WHAT IS THE ORGIN OF THE PREGANGLIONIC SYMPATHETIC NERVE FIBERS?
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HINT- SPINAL CORD
PG 77,T1-L2 OR L3 |
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The primary area for vision is located in the
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Occipital lobe
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Damage to which nerve results in shoulder drop
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Accessory nerve
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The paracentral lobule contains primary motor and sensory areas for movement and awareness of sesation from the face and upper extremity in the opposite side of the body. T/F
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False. It's the leg
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The middle cerebral artery is the main blood supply to the lateral surface of a cerebral hemisphere.
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True
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The part of the vertebral column that borders the superior and inferior aspects of the intervertebral foramen are the
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Pedicles
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The nerve in contact with the neck of the fibula is
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The Common peroneal nerve
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Tapping the tendon that attaches to the radial tuberosity normally leads to increased activity in the
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Musculocutaneous nerve
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All the following are mucles of facial expression EXCEPT:
Frontallis, Obicularis oculi, Buccinator, Masseter, Orbicularis oris |
Masseter
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Inguinal hernias are more commonly seen in males than females
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True
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All of the following are considered rotator cuff muscles EXCEPT:
Teres minor Teres major Subscapularis Subpraspinatus Infraspinatus |
Teres major
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The lunate bone is the carpal bone most frequently fractured. T/F
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False.
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The sciatic nerve is located lateral to the ischial tuberosity.
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True
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Weakness in the tibialis anterior and other leg muscles in the anterior compartment of the leg can be sue to damage of
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Sciatic nerve, Common peronial nerve, and Deep peronial nerve
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A life threatening condition can occur with trauma to the pterion.
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True
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Which structure contains only sensory fibers?
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Dorsal root
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The muscles in the posterior compartment of the forearm are innervated by the
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Radial nerve
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When performing intramuscular injections in the gluteal region, the proper site for administering the injection is the
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Superior lateral quadrant into the gluteus medius muscle.
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The umbilicus (belly button) is located at what dermatomal level?
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T10
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All of the following nerves are involved in eye movements EXCEPT:
CN III CN IV CN V CN VI |
CN V
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Which ribs attach to the sternum with their own cartilage?
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Ribs 1-6 (Pg-11)
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Which ribs attach with shared cartilage?
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Ribs 7-10 (Pg-11)
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Which joint attaches the clavicle to the sternum?
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The sternoclavicular joint.
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Which ribs articulate posteriorly with sternum?
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Ribs 1-10
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Which ribs float?
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Ribs 11-12
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Where is the axillary nerve located?
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In the surgical neck of the humerus.
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The first rib articulates with which part of the sternum?
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The manubrium
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The 2nd rib articulates with which part of the sternum?
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The body.
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What is the last part of the sternum called?
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Xiphoid process.
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What are the names of the Humerus' two necks, and which one is more important and why?
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Anatomical and Surgical neck. The surgical neck is more important because of the auxillary nerve.
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What is important about the radial tuberosity?
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The biceps tendon inserts here.
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Where does the biceps tendon insert?
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Radial Tuberosity.
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Where does the triceps tendon insert?
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The olecranon process
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The auxillary nerve is closest to what structure?
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The surgical neck of the humerus
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THE FRONTALIS, ORBICULARIS OCULI, BUCCINATOR, AND ORBICULARIS ORIS ARE INNERVATED BY WHICH CRANIAL NERVE?
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CN 7
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THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION ARE INNERVATED BY WHICH CRANIAL NERVES?
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CN 5 TRIGIMINAL NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION?
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MASSETER M.
TEMPORALIS M. MEDIAL PTERYGOID M. LATERAL PTERYGOID M. |
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WHAT ARE THE INNERVATIONS OF THE EXTRAOCCULAR MUSCLES?
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CNIV-TRACHILEAL N.
CNVI- ABDUCEUNS N. CNIII- ALL OTHERS INNERVATIONS MAY BE REMEMBERED AS: SO4, LR6, AND OTHERS 3 |
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NAME THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES
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SUPERIOR RECTUS, SUPERIOR OBLIQUE, LATERAL RECTUS, INTERIOR OBLIQUE, INFERIOR RECTUS, MEDIAL RECTUS
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THE STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID M. IS ATTACHED TO WHAT TWO BONES?
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THE STERNUM AND THE CLAVICLE
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THE STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID AND TRAPEZIUS M. HAVE WHAT CRANIAL NERVE?
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CN 11
SPINAL ACCESSORY NERVE |
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WHAT SITE CAN BE USED TO LISTEN TO A PULSE AND TO LISTEN TO CAROTID SOUNDS?
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CAROTID TRIANGLE
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TO MOVE SOMETHING AWAY FROM BODY?
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ABDUCTION
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TO MOVE SOMETHING INTO/CLOSE TO BUSY?
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ADDUCTION
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL?
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RECTUS ABDOMINUS M.
EXTERNAL OBLIQUE M. INTERNAL OBLIQUE M. TRANSVERSE ABDOMINIS M. |
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WHAT DOES THE BULGE OF ERECTOR SPINAE DO?
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ITS A DEEP BACK MUSCLE THAT EXTENDS THE BACK AND MAINTAINS ERECT POSTURE.
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WHAT DOES THE TRPEZIUS MUSCLE DO?
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MAINTAINS PROPER HEIGHT OF THE SHOULDER
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WHAT ARE THE SUPERFICIAL MUSCLES OF THE BACK?
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THE TRAPEZIUS AND THE LATISSIMUS DORSI
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE SHOULDER?
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THE DELTOID AND ROTATOR CUFF M.
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WHAT MUSCLE IS USED AS A SITE FOR INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTIONS AND COVERS THE AXILLARY NERVE?
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THE DELTOID MUSCLE
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WHAT ARE THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES?
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SUBSCAPULARIS M, SUPRASPINATUS M.
INFRASPINATUS M. TERES MINOR M. ARE ALL POINTS OF ATTACHMENT TO THE HUMERUS. |
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WHAT SHOULDER MUSCLE IS NOT CONSIDERED A ROTATOR MUSCLE?
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TERES MAJOR
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THE TRICEPS TENDON ATTACHES TO
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THE OLECRANON PROCESS
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES THE TRICEPS MUSCLE?
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THE RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE TRICEP HEADS?
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LONG HEAD, LATERAL HEAD, AND MEDIAL HEAD
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THE BICEPS MUSCLE IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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THE MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
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WHAT IS THE MAIN SUPINATOR MUSCLE?
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THE BICEP MUSCLE
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THE TRICEPS REFLEX TESTS WHAT NERVE? WHAT RESULT DO YOU LOOK FOR?
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THE RADIAL NERVE. LOOKING FOR: EXTENSION OF ELBOW.
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BICEPS REFLEX TESTS WHAT NERVE? WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?
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MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE THREE SUPERFICIAL VEINS?
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CEPHALIC V.
BASILIC V. MEDIAN CUBITAL V. |
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WHAT VEIN IN THE ARM CAN BE USED TO DRAW BLOOD?
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MEDIAN CUBITAL V.
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WHAT ARE THE THREE MAJOR PARTS OF THE CUBITAL FOSSA?
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THE BICEPS TENDON
BRACHIAL ARTERY MEDIAN NERVE |
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MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR FOREARM ARE GOING TO FLEX OR EXTEND THE WRIST AND DIGITS?
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FLEX
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THE FLEXOR MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR FOREARM ARE INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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MEDIAN NERVE
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THE FLEXOR MUSCLES OF THE FOREARM ALL ATTACH TO
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THE MEDIAL APICONDYLE VIA THE COMMON FLEXOR TENDON
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THE MUSCLES OF THE POSTERIOR FOREARM ARE GOING TO FLEX OR EXTEND THE WRIST AND DIGITS?
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EXTEND
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THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE FOREARM AND ARM IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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THE RADIAL NERVE
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THE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE ARM IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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THE MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
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IF THE MEDIAN NERVE IS COMPRESSED IT MAY CAUSE WHAT DISEASE?
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CARPAL TUNNEL
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES IN THE ANTERIOR ASPECT OF THE THIGH?
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RECTUS FEMORIS
VASTUS LATERALIS VASTUS MEDIALIS VASTUS INTERMEDIUS (UNDER RECTUS FEMORIS) |
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THE MUSCLE OF ANTERIOR ASPECT OF THE THIGH IS
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THE FEMORAL NERVE
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GENERAL ACTION OF THE MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR THIGH?
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EXTENSION OF THE KNEE
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WHATS A SITE OF INTRAMUSCULAR INJECTION ON THE MUSCLES OF THE THIGH?
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THE VASTUS LATERALIS M.
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NAME THE THREE POSTERIOR THIGH MUSCLES
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BICEPS FEMORIS M
SEMIMIMBRANOSUS M SEMITENDINOSUS |
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THE POSTERIOR THIGH MUSCLES ARE INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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SCIATIC NERVE
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THE POSTERIOR ARTICULATION OF THE LEG IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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THE TIBIAL NERVE
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THE PATELLAR REFLEX TESTS THE DEEP TENDON REFLEX FOR WHAT NERVE?
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FEMORAL NERVE ON TIBIAL TUBEROSITY
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THE CALCANEAL REFLEX IS A DEEP TENDON REFLEX THAT TESTS WHAT NERVE?
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THE TIBIAL NERVE
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PREGNANT WOMAN OR PEOPLE WHO GAIN TOO MUCH WEIGHT USUALLY HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS PART OF THE FOOT
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THE PLANTAR APONEUROSIS
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THE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE FOREARM IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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THE MEDIAN NERVE
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE THIGH IS INNERVATED BY?
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THE FEMORAL NERVE
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE THIGH IS INNERVATED BY?
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THE SCIATIC NERVE
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE LEG IS INNERVATED BY?
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THE COMMON PERONEAL NERVE
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE LEG IS INNERVATED BY?
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THE TIBIAL NERVE
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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE BRAINSTEM?
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MIDBRAIN
PONS MEDULLA OBLONGATA |
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THE CENTRAL SULCUS SEPERATES THE
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FRONTAL FROM PARIETOLOBE
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THE PARIETAL AND OCCIPITAL LOBE ARE SEPARATED BY WHAT FISSURE?
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PARIETOOCCIPITAL FISSURE
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THE FRONTAL PARIETAL AND TEMPORAL LOBES ARE SEPARATED BY WHAT FISSURE?
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LATERAL FISSURE
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THE FRONTAL AND PARIETAL LOBE ARE SEPARATED BY WHAT SULCUS?
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THE CENTRAL SULCUS
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THE POST AND PRECENTRAL GYRUS IS INBETWEEN THAT SULCUS?
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THE CENTRAL SULCUS
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THE PRIMARY MOTOR AREA OF PRECENTRAL GYRUS IS NECESSARY FOR WHAT?
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MOVEMENT OF FACE AND ARM ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF BODY
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THE PRIMARY SENSORY AREA OF POSTCENTRAL GYRUS IS NECESSARY FOR WHAT?
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SENSATION (PAIN TEMP. TOUCH, ETC.) FROM FACE AND ARM ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE BODY.
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BROCA'S AREA ON LEFT SIDE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
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EXPRESSION BOTH WRITTEN AND VERBAL
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COMPREHENSION OF LANGUAGE (VERBAL AND WRITTEN) ON LEFT SIDE
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WERNICKE'S AREA
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE ARM IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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MUSCLE: BICEPS BRACHII
NERVE: MUSCULOCUTANEOUS |
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE ARM IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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MUSCLE:TRICEPS BRACHII
NERVE:RADIAL |
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE FORARM IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE:MEDIAN
MUSCLE:FLEXORS |
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE FORARM IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE:RADIAL
MUSCLE:EXTENSORS |
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE THIGH IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE:FEMORAL
MUSCLE:QUADRICEPS |
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE THIGH IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE:SCIATIC
MUSCLE:HAMSTRINGS |
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THE ANTERIOR OF THE LEG IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE:COMMON PERONEAL
MUSCLE: TIBIALIS ANTERIOR (MAIN) |
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THE POSTERIOR OF THE LEG IS LOCATED WHERE AND IS INNERVATED BY WHAT NERVE?
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NERVE: TIBIAL
MUSCLE: GASTROCNEMIUS (ONE MUSCLE) |
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WHAT BONE IS OUR ULNAR NERVE CLOSEST TO?
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THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF THE HUMERUS. PG-66
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THE SPINAL NERVE IS WHERE THE DORSAL AND VENTRAL ROOT MEET. T/F?
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TRUE. PG-61
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THE MOTOR FIBERS OF THE SPINAL NERVE ARE LOCATED WHERE?
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IN THE VENTRAL ROOT. PG-61
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THE SENSORY FIBERS OF THE SPINAL NERVE ARE LOCATED WHERE?
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IN THE DORSAL ROOT. PG-61
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THE TYPICAL SPINAL CORD CONSISTS OF WHICH TWO FIBERS?
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DORSAL AND VENTRAL PG-61
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WHERE IN THE LUMBAR AREA OF THE SPINAL CORD CAN ONE INSERT AN EPIDURAL?
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IN THE EPIDURAL SPACE
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WHERE IN THE LUMBAR AREA OF THE SPINAL CORD CAN ONE INSERT A SPINAL TAP?
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IN THE SUBARACHNOID SPACE
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THE LUMBAR CISTERN CONTAINS BOTH DORSAL AND VENTRAL ROOTS. T/F?
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TRUE. PG 62
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THE SPINAL CORD ENDS WHERE?
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IN L1-L2 VERTEBRA
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WHERE IS THE CEREBRAL SPINAL FLUID LOCATED?
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IN THE SUBARACHNOID SPACE IN THE LUMBAR CISNERN
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THERE ARE 31 SPINAL NERVES IN TOTAL. HOW ARE THEY DIVIDED?
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CERVICAL 8, THORACIC 12, LUMBAR 5, SACRAL 5, AND COCCYGEAL 1.
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THERE ARE 12 PAIRS OF CRANIAL NERVES. T/F
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TRUE. CN I - CN XII PG 64
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AN AREA (STRIP) OF SKIN THAT IS SUPPLIED BY SENSORY BRANCHES OF A SPINAL NERVE (JUST ONE).
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DERMATOME
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION?
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FACIAL NERVE (CRANIAL NERVE VII)
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID AND TRAPEZIUS MUSCLES?
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ACCESSORY NERVE (CN XI)
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE WITH THE DELTOID MUSCLES?
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THE AUILLARY NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE BICEPS AND OTHER ANTERIOR ARM MUSCLES?
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THE MUSCLEOCUTANEOUS NERVE.
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOREARM FLEXOR MUSCLES?
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MEDIAN NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS REPONSIBLE FOR THE QUAD FERMORIS MUSCLE AND OTHER ANTERIOR THIGH MUSCLES?
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THE FEMORAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TIBIALIS ANTERIOR MUSCLE AND OTHER ANTERIOR LEG MUSCLES?
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THE SCIATIC NERVE
-COMMON PERONEAL NERVE -DEEP PERONEAL NERVE |
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE TRICEPS MUSCLE?
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THE RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOREARM EXTENSOR MUSCLES?
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RADIAL NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HAMSTRING MUSCLES?
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SCIATIC NERVE
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WHAT NERVE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GASTRONEMIUS MUSCLE AND OTHER POSTERIOR LEG MUSCLES?
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SCIATIC NERVE
-TIBIAL NERVE |
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A PROBLEM WITH THE AXILLARY NERVE WILL RESULT IN:
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LOSS OF FUNCTION AND ATROPHY OF DELTOID MUSCLE
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A SHOULDER DROP WITH ATROPHY TO THE TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE IS A RESULT OF DAMAGE TO WHAT NERVE?
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ACCESSORY NERVE.
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DAMAGE TO THE MEDIAN NERVE WILL RESULT IN WHICH SYNDROME?
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CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
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WRIST DROP SUE TO WEAKNESS OF EXTENSOR MUSCLES SHOWS TROUBLE WITH WHICH NERVE?
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RADIAL NERVE
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FOOT DROP WITH HIGH STEPPAGE AND FOOT SLAP IS A RESULT OF DAMMAGE TO WHICH NERVE?
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COMMON PERONEAL NERVE
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SOMATIC MOTOR NEURONS CONTAIN 1 NEURON. T/F
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TRUE
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AUTONOMIC CONTAINS HOW MANY NEURONS?
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2
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WHAT IS THE DISTRIBUTION OF SYMPATHETIC NERVE FIBERS?
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THORACO-LUMBAR REGION T1-L3
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WHAT IS THE DISTRIBUTION OF PARASYMPATHETIC NERVE FIBERS?
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CRANIALSACRAL CN 3,7,9,AND 10
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WHAT IS THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SACRAL PART OF THE SPINAL CORD?
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S-2 S-3 S-4
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