1. You will study all these structures associated with the knee joint, except th

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1. You will study all these structures associated with the knee
joint, except the:
a. quadriceps tendon
b. patella
c. calcaneal tendon
d. patellar ligament

Question 2
1. This is a large triangular muscle forming the shoulder muscle
mass and usually a site for intramuscular injections:
a. deltoid
b. biceps brachii
c. triceps brachii
d. teres minor

Question 3
1. According to the pre-lab PPT narration, which of these are
mentioned in the narration for muscle attachment on the
humerus?
a. lesser tubercle and deltoid tuberosity
b. greater tubercle and deltoid tuberosity
c. greater and lesser tubercles
d. olecranon and lesser tubercle

Question 4
1. Which of these is NOT a rotator cuff muscle?
a. subscapularis
b. supraspinatus
c. infraspinatus

d. deltoid

Question 5
1. Which of the following is the primary ACTION of the Triceps
brachii muscle?
a. arm flexion
b. arm extension
c. forearm flexion
d. forearm extension

Question 6
1. Which of these is NOT a bone of your upper limb?
a. tibia
b. humerus
c. radius
d. ulna

Question 7
1. The two bones that are found in the forearm are the
a. humerus and ulna
b. radius and humerus
c. ulna and radius
d. radius and clavicle

Question 8
1. The opposite of abduction is
a. inversion
b. dorsiflexion

c. adduction
d. extension

Question 9
1. The pectoral or shoulder girdles each consist of two bones.
These are the:
a. clavicles and scapulae
b. os coxae and pubi
c. clavicle and foot bones
d. hip and clavicles

Question 10
1. The wrist bones are called
a. phalanges
b. carpals
c. tarsals
d. tarpals

Question 11
1. Movement of the palm from a posterior to an anterior position,
so that the radius and ulna are parallel, is called:
a. pronation
b. rotation
c. eversion
d. supination

Question 12
1. According to the pre-lab PPT narration, which of these where
discussed for you to use to tell a left from a right scapula?

a. glenoid cavity and scapular spine
b. glenoid cavity and subscapular fossa
c. acromion and infraspinous fossa
d. coracoid process and infraspinous fossa

Question 13
1. According to the pre-lab PPT narration, _____________ is a
structure that occurs on both the radius and ulna.
a. olecranon
b. radial ruberosity
c. styloid process
d. deltoid tuberosity

Question 14
1. Which of these is NOT a cartilaginous joint?
a. elbow joint
b. symphyses
c. epiphyseal plates
d. costal cartilage of rib 1 articulating with the sternum

Question 15
1. Complete the statement. The __________, or shoulder blades, are
generally triangular and are commonly called the "wings" of
humans.
a. scapulae
b. clavicles
c. forearm bones
d. arm plane bones

Question 16
1. The shoulder is an example of what type of synovial joint?
a. hinge
b. ball-and- socket
c. gliding
d. pivot

Question 17
1. Sutures are which type of joint?
a. fibrous
b. cartilaginous
c. synovial
d. hinge

Question 18
1. Your knee joint is which type of joint?
a. ball-and- socket
b. pivot
c. hinge
d. gliding

Question 19
1. Stand on your toes so that your foot is flexed downward, this
movement is:
a. dorsiflexion
b. supination
c. inversion
d. plantar flexion

Question 20
1. The anatomical name of the collarbone is the
a. pelvis
b. sacrum
c. clavicle
d. scapula

Explanation / Answer

20.the anatomical name of the collarbone is clavicle

19.plantar flexion

18.hinge joint are those which limit movement in one direction

17.fibrous- a suture is a type of fibrous tissue found only in skull

16.ball and socket-the should has ball and socket joint

15.scapula is triangular structure

14.epiphyseal plates is not a cartilagenous bone

10.carpals.there are 8small carpal bones in the wrist

9.clavicle and scapula are the two bones of shoulder girdle

8.adduction-the movement of the limb towards the midline is called adduction

7.radius and ulna-the forearm consists of two long bones radius and ulna

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