Chapter 2 Muscles From Chapter Test

Front 1

Situaded below or underneath, directed downward.

Back 1

inferior

Hint 1

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 2

Placed crosswise.

Back 2

transverse

Hint 2

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 3

Place toward the belly or pertaining to the abdomen.

Back 3

ventral

Hint 3

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 4

Situated towards the front.

Back 4

anterior

Hint 4

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 5

Situated towards the side

Back 5

lateral

Hint 5

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 6

In a direction that is towards the front and underneath

Back 6

anteroinferior

Hint 6

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 7

In a direction that is above and to the side

Back 7

superolateral

Hint 7

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 8

Toward the back and side

Back 8

dorsolateral or posterolateral

Hint 8

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 9

Middle and lower

Back 9

medioinferior

Hint 9

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 10

Towards the middle and front

Back 10

medioanterior

Hint 10

Anatomical/Directional Planes

Front 11

Body movements are inhibited by muscles.

Back 11

False

Hint 11

True or Flase

Front 12

If a medical term ends in -is, it is hightly unlikely that it is a muscle.

Back 12

False

Hint 12

True or False

Front 13

The superior peroneal retinaculum is part of the neck muscles.

Back 13

False

Hint 13

True or False

Front 14

There are no muscles in the hands.

Back 14

False

Hint 14

True or False

Front 15

The biceps muscles are part of the upper arm musculature.

Back 15

True

Hint 15

True or False

Front 16

brevis

Back 16

correct

Hint 16

Spelling

Front 17

terres minor

Back 17

teres minor

Hint 17

Spelling

Front 18

temporalis

Back 18

correct

Hint 18

Spelling

Front 19

hallucis

Back 19

correct

Hint 19

Spelling

Front 20

corocabrachialis

Back 20

coracobrachialis

Hint 20

Spelling

Front 21

serratus

Back 21

correct

Hint 21

Spelling

Front 22

masseter

Back 22

correct

Hint 22

Spelling

Front 23

pteragoid

Back 23

pterygoid

Hint 23

Spelling

Front 24

aponeurosis

Back 24

correct

Hint 24

Spelling

Front 25

platisma

Back 25

platysma

Hint 25

Spelling

Front 26

The serratus anterior and pectoralis major help to make up the _________ area.

Back 26

chest

Hint 26

Fill in the Blank

Front 27

The peroneus brevis is found in the ________.

Back 27

leg (calf)

Hint 27

Fill in the Blank

Front 28

The _________ _________ is the major muscle of the rear end.

Back 28

gluteus maximus

Hint 28

Fill in the Blank

Front 29

The triceps are part of the ________.

Back 29

arm

Hint 29

Fill in the Blank

Front 30

The ________ or ___________ ___________
____________ is the muscle found at the back of the calf.

Back 30

soleus or superior peroneal retinaculum

Hint 30

Fill in the Blank

Front 31

The _________ or ____________ is the thickest, strongest tendon in the body.

Back 31

Achilles or calcaneal

Hint 31

Fill in the Blank

Front 32

The sternocleidomastoid muscle is found in the ________.

Back 32

neck

Hint 32

Fill in the Blank

Front 33

The terms used to describe muscle length are ________ and ___________.

Back 33

longus (long) and brevis (short)

Hint 33

Fill in the Blank

Front 34

The muscle that allows the human being to smile is the __________.

Back 34

risorius

Hint 34

Fill in the Blank

Front 35

The _______________ muscle is associated with frowning.

Back 35

corrugator

Hint 35

Fill in the Blank

Front 36

vastus lateralis

Back 36

leg

Hint 36

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 37

greater trochanter

Back 37

leg

Hint 37

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 38

triceps

Back 38

arm

Hint 38

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 39

pectoralis major

Back 39

chest

Hint 39

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 40

platysma

Back 40

neck

Hint 40

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 41

deltoid

Back 41

trunk/shoulder

Hint 41

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 42

supraspinatus

Back 42

back

Hint 42

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 43

hallucis longus

Back 43

leg/foot

Hint 43

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 44

hypothenar muscles

Back 44

hand/palm

Hint 44

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 45

brachioradialis

Back 45

arm

Hint 45

Identify the area in which the following muscles are found.

Front 46

Thin walled cyst

Back 46

ganglion

Hint 46

Name the Disease Process.

Front 47

Any disease of the muscles

Back 47

myopathy

Hint 47

Name the Disease Process.

Front 48

Myofascial pain syndrome: achy pain, tenderness, and stiffness

Back 48

fibromyalgia

Hint 48

Name the Disease Process.

Front 49

Lack of normal muscle strength

Back 49

atony

Hint 49

Name the Disease Process.

Front 50

Wasting away or weakening of muscle fibers

Back 50

atrophy

Hint 50

Name the Disease Process.

Front 51

Loss of nervous control of muscle, e.g., paraplegia

Back 51

paralysis

Hint 51

Name the Disease Process.

Front 52

Muscle pain

Back 52

myalgia

Hint 52

Name the Disease Process.

Front 53

Muscular hardness after death

Back 53

rigor mortis

Hint 53

Name the Disease Process.

Front 54

Lateral or medial epicondylitis

Back 54

tennis elbow

Hint 54

Name the Disease Process.

Front 55

A sustained muscular spasm or contraction accompanied by severe pain

Back 55

cramp

Hint 55

Name the Disease Process.