Chiropractic National Boards I Anatomy

Front 1

The medial boundary of the anatomical snuffbox is formed by which muscle?

Back 1

Extensor pollicus longus

Front 2

The styloid process is located on which portion of the radius?

Back 2

Lateral

Front 3

The styloid process is located on which portion of the ulna?

Back 3

?

Front 4

The resting stage of the epiphyseal plate is composed of WOF?

Back 4

Cartilage

Front 5

Which muscle forms the medial border of the cubital fossa?

Back 5

Pronator teres

Front 6

The posterior auricular vein and retromandibular vein drain into WOF?

Back 6

External jugular

Front 7

WOF is the distal attachment of the adductor longus muscle?

Back 7

Linea aspera

Front 8

Both ureters lie _____ to the psoas major and ____ to the internal and external iliac veins?

Back 8

Ant & ant

Front 9

WOF structures transforms the scapular notch into the scapular foramen?

Back 9

Transverse ligament

Front 10

The fibrous band that runs from the papillary muscle to the atrioventricular valves are WOF?

Back 10

Chordae tendinae

Front 11

WOF structures is adjacent to the suprascapular artery?

Back 11

Scapular notch

Front 12

Deficiency in flexion and supination of forearm may indicate damage to WOF nerves?

Back 12

Musculocutaneous

Front 13

WOF nerves innervates the peroneus muscle evert foot?

Back 13

Superficial peroneal

Front 14

The lunate bone articulates proximally with which bone?

Back 14

Radius

Front 15

WOF gastric glands produce serotonin?

Back 15

Argentaffin

Front 16

From which embryological structure is the adrenal medulla derived?

Back 16

Neural crest cells

Front 17

Which muscle is the anterior support of the glenohumeral joint?

Back 17

Subscapularis

Front 18

The action of the anterior tibialis muscles is to ____ and ____ the foot?

Back 18

Dorsiflex & evert

Front 19

Posterior superficial muscles of the leg insert on WOF?

Back 19

Calcaneous

Front 20

On WOF bones is the soleal line?

Back 20

Tibia

Front 21

What structure shunts blood from the right to the left atrium in the fetus?

Back 21

Foramen ovalis

Front 22

What type of cells make up the uterus?

Back 22

Simple columnar

Front 23

WOF forms the lateral border of the femoral triangle?

Back 23

Sartorius

Front 24

On which location of the leg is the great saphenous vein located?

Back 24

Superficial medial

Front 25

Membranous bone formation is found in WOF bones?

Back 25

Clavicle

Front 26

The collateral ligament of the elbow are localized thickening of WOF structures?

Back 26

Articular capsule

Front 27

WOF lies in the inguinal canal?

Back 27

Round ligament of uterus

Front 28

WOF is a pivot joint?

Back 28

Proximal radioulnar

Front 29

The lateral aspect of the rectus abdominus sheath is known as WOF?

Back 29

Linea semilunaris

Front 30

Plasma cells are derived from WOF?

Back 30

Lymphocytes

Front 31

WOF muscles attaches to the proximal ulna and medial epicondyle of the humerous?

Back 31

Pronator teres

Front 32

What is the action of the plantar interosseus muscles of the foot?

Back 32

Adduct

Front 33

WOF is controlled by the pituitary gland?

Back 33

Follicular cells

Front 34

WOF structures directly adheres to the kidney?

Back 34

Renal capsule

Front 35

WOF muscles attaches to the pillars of fauces?

Back 35

Palatoglossus & palatopharyngeus

Front 36

WOF metatarsal bones articulate with the hamate?

Back 36

4th & 5th

Front 37

The junction of the sagital and coronal plates meet at WOF?

Back 37

Bregma

Front 38

Which muscle initiates abduction of the glennohumeral joint?

Back 38

Supraspinatus

Front 39

The biceps brachii muscle attaches to which structure on the radius?

Back 39

Tubercle

Front 40

The haustra of the large intestine is formed by WOF?


Back 40

Taenia coli

Front 41

Which plane divides the body into anterior and posterior halves?

Back 41

Coronal

Front 42

The area of the bladder between two ureter orfices and the opening for the urethra is called?

Back 42

Trigone

Front 43

WOF structures is composed of hyaline cartilage?

Back 43

Bronchi

Front 44

When bronchi separate in the lung how many are on the right side?

Back 44

3 lobar

Front 45

WOF cranial nerves transverse the foramen rotundum?

Back 45

Maxillary of V

Front 46

WOF muscles attaches to the iliotibilal tract?

Back 46

Gluteus maximus

Front 47

The majority of the respiatory tract is composed of WOF cells?

Back 47

Pseudostratified columnar

Front 48

WOF metacarpal bones articulates with the hamate?

Back 48

4th & 5th

Front 49

The pituitary gland controls the ____ organs that secrete ____ from the ____ cells?

Back 49

Adrenal cortex - cortisol from the fasiculatus

Front 50

WOF nerves innervate the anterior part of the leg?

Back 50

Deep peroneal

Front 51

Malformation of the hindgut is a result of abnormal development of the what?

Back 51

Urogenital septum

Front 52

The adenohypophysis is dreived from WOF?

Back 52

Oral ectoderm

Front 53

The root of the spine of the scapula is located close to WOF?

Back 53

Vertebral border

Front 54

The coronary sinus drains into which chamber of the heart?

Back 54

Right atrium

Front 55

The junction of the esophagus and stomach is located in WOF?

Back 55

Inf to diaphragm

Front 56

From which part of a cell is the cupola (apex of lung dreived?

Back 56

Cervical pleura

Front 57

WOF cells produce surfactant?

Back 57

Type 2 pneumocyte

Front 58

The pronator teres muscle is innervated by WOF nerves?

Back 58

Median

Front 59

WOF carpal bones most often fractures?

Back 59

Scaphoid

Front 60

The ostium of the maxillary sinus opens into WOF?

Back 60

Middle nasal meatus

Front 61

Which hormone is produced by parafollicular cells of the thyroid?

Back 61

Calcitonin

Front 62

What type of articulation is made up of bone and hyaline cartilage?

Back 62

Synchondrosis

Front 63

WOF ligaments prevents lateral displacement of the tibia?

Back 63

Fibula collateral

Front 64

What structure comes from the urogenital sinus?

Back 64

Urethra

Front 65

WOF gastrointestinal structures contains the central lacteals?

Back 65

Villi

Front 66

WOF structures lies poterior lateral to the testes?

Back 66

Epididymis

Front 67

What directly drains the liver sinusoid?

Back 67

Central vein

Front 68

The pampiniform plexus is located in WOF?

Back 68

Spermatic cord

Front 69

The intertrochanteric crest is located on which aspect of the femur?

Back 69

Post

Front 70

The urogenital system develops from WOF?

Back 70

Intermediate mesoderm

Front 71

A laceration of the profunda brachii artery could cause damage to which nerve that accompanies it?

Back 71

Radial

Front 72

WOF muscles closes the glottis?

Back 72

Lateral cricoarytenoid

Front 73

The tendon of which muscle passes through the internal capsule of the shoulder?

Back 73

Biceps brachii

Front 74

Which bones develop primarily from the interosseus membrane?

Back 74

Parietal

Front 75

What structure passes through the right and left crura(at T12?

Back 75

Aorta hiatus

Front 76

When the adenoids swell they occlude WOF?

Back 76

Eustachian tube

Front 77

The ulnar nerve lies between which WOF bones?

Back 77

Pisiform & hamate

Front 78

Which structure passes through the inguinal canal?

Back 78

Round ligament of uterus

Front 79

WOF muscles is responsible for the inferior rotation of the thigh?

Back 79

Gluteus minimus