Cfmnh Ap Quiz & Homework Wk 1-9

Front 1

Refers to right

Back 1

Dextral

Front 2

Movement of glenoid fossa upwardly

Back 2

Upward Rotation

Front 3

Another name is coronal

Back 3

Frontal

Front 4

Ends bent inwardly

Back 4

Valgus

Front 5

Another name for midsagittal

Back 5

Median

Front 6

Toward the front of the body

Back 6

Anterior

Front 7

The study of movement

Back 7

Kinesiology

Front 8

The palm side of the hand

Back 8

Volar

Front 9

Adduction of the shoulder blades

Back 9

Retraction

Front 10

Closer to the trunk or point of origin

Back 10

Proximal

Front 11

The Ligamentum Nuchae is a part of this muscle.

Back 11

Trapezius

Front 12

The rhomboids downwardly rotate the scapula- T/F?

Back 12

False

Front 13

Latissumus Dorsi does what with the arm?

Back 13

Extends, medially rotates and adducts the arm

Front 14

The middle section of the trapezius ________ the scapula.

Back 14

Adducts

Front 15

The ___________ is usually the part of the muscle that does not move when the muscle contracts.

Back 15

Origin

Front 16

The most superficial muscle of the back is:

Back 16

Trapezius

Front 17

Does Rhomboid Major OR Minor insert at the root of the spine of the scapula?

Back 17

Rhomboid Minor

Front 18

The __________ has attachments from the occipital protuberance to T12.

Back 18

Trapezius

Front 19

The latissimus dorsi inserts on the:

Back 19

Lesser tubercle of the humerus

Front 20

Movement when the shoulder blades are adducted

Back 20

Retraction

Front 21

The _______ is the insertion site for the levator scapula.

Back 21

Superior Angle of the scapula

Front 22

_________ means widest muscle of the back.

Back 22

Latissimus Dorsi

Front 23

Movement of the scapula away from each other is:

Back 23

Protraction

Front 24

Upward movement of the scapula is:

Back 24

Elevation

Front 25

This is the reference point for upward or downward rotation of the scapula

Back 25

the glenoid fossa

Front 26

The rhomboids and levator scapula UPWARDLY or DOWNWARDLY rotate the scapula?

Back 26

Downwardly

Front 27

The _______ system consists of the limbs of the body and their attachments.

Back 27

Appendicular

Front 28

A landmark on the proximal humerus:

Back 28

Lesser Tubercle

Front 29

The latissimus dorsi _________ the arm.

Back 29

Medially rotates

Front 30

The upper and lower fibers of the trapezius ___________ the scapula.

Back 30

Upwardly rotates

Front 31

The origin of the levator scapula are the transverse processes of:

Back 31

C1-C4

Front 32

__________ is movement inferiorly.

Back 32

Depression

Front 33

The color of elastic fibers is:

Back 33

Yellow

Front 34

A type of loose CT found in the abdominal wall

Back 34

Adipose

Front 35

Present in all CT and secrete fibers

Back 35

Fibroblasts

Front 36

The only medial rotator of the rotator cuff muscles

Back 36

Subscapularis

Front 37

__________ originates on the 8-9 upper ribs

Back 37

Serratus Anterior

Front 38

CT found in the external ear and larynx

Back 38

Elastic Cartilage

Front 39

The most liquid of CT that contains platelets and red and white cells is:

Back 39

Blood

Front 40

A structure held together by tension and compression is an example of:

Back 40

Tensegrity

Front 41

CT found on the ends of bones:

Back 41

Hyaline cartilage

Front 42

A muscle that abducts the shoulder is the:

Back 42

Supraspinatus

Front 43

The property of CT which makes it both solid and fluid is:

Back 43

Thixotrophy

Front 44

Hardest form of CT, stores minerals

Back 44

Bone

Front 45

Heparin and histamin are released by

Back 45

Mast cells

Front 46

The biological name for the shoulder is the

Back 46

Glenohumeral

Front 47

Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor attach to the:

Back 47

Greater tubercle

Front 48

Pectoralis minor inserts on the:

Back 48

Coracoid process

Front 49

Subclavius and pectoralis minor can be associated with:

Back 49

Thoracic outlet syndrome

Front 50

____________, subclavius, and serratus anterior form the anterior shoulder girdle.

Back 50

Pectoralis minor