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MUSCLE ACTIONS

FINAL ROUND

MOREMUSCLE ACTIONS

BONE LANDMARKS

andARTICULATIONS

EVEN MORE

MUSCLE ACTIONS

BIO-MECHANICS

NERVES and ARTERIES

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MUSCLE ACTIONS

100 Question

The main supinator of the forearm is the

a. Flexor carpi radialis

b. Pronator quadrates

c. Extensor carpi radialis

d. Biceps brachii

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$100 Answer

The main supinator of the forearm is the

a. Flexor carpi radialis

b. Pronator quadrates

c. Extensor carpi radialis

d. Biceps brachii

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$200 Question

The main flexor of the hip joint is the:

a) Rectus femoris

b) Tensor fascia latae

c) Sartorius

d) Iliopsoas

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$200 Answer

The main flexor of the hip joint is the:

a) Rectus femoris

b) Tensor fascia latae

c) Sartorius

d) Iliopsoas

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$300 Question

Inversion of the foot is accomplished primarily by the

a. Peroneal muscles

b. FDL

c. Tibialis anterior and posterior

d. Gastroc-soleus complexANSWER

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$300 Answer

Inversion of the foot is accomplished primarily by the

a. Peroneal muscles

b. FDL

c. Tibialis anterior and posterior

d. Gastroc-soleus complex

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$400 Question

The biceps brachii muscle creates what motion?

a. Elbow extension

b. Glenohumeral extension

c. Forearm pronation

d. Elbow flexionANSWER

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$400 Answer

The biceps brachii muscle creates what motion?

a. Elbow extension

b. Glenohumeral extension

c. Forearm pronation

d. Elbow flexion

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$500 Question

Elevation of the scapula is accomplished by which muscle?

a. Trapezius

b. Pectoralis minor

c. Supraspinatus

d. Latissimus dorsiANSWER

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$500 Answer

Elevation of the scapula is accomplished by which muscle?

a. Trapezius

b. Pectoralis minor

c. Supraspinatus

d. Latissimus dorsi

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BONE LANDMARKS AND ARTICULATIONS

$100 Question

The most prominent and highest point of the shoulder girdle is the?

a. Acromium

b. Coracoid process

c. Spine of the scapula

d. Superior angle of the scapulaANSWER

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$100 Answer

The most prominent and highest point of the shoulder girdle is the?

a. Acromium

b. Coracoid process

c. Spine of the scapula

d. Superior angle of the scapula

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$200 Question

All of the following bones form the acetabulum except:

a. Ilium

b. Sacrum

c. Pubis

d. IschiumANSWER

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$200 Answer

All of the following bones form the acetabulum except:

a. Ilium

b. Sacrum

c. Pubis

d. Ischium

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$300 Question

The talus does not articulate with the:

a. Tibia

b. Cuboid

c. Navicular

d. FibulaANSWER

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$300 Answer

The talus does not articulate with the:

a. Tibia

b. Cuboid

c. Navicular

d. Fibula

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$400 Question

Which bone is most likely to have boney overgrowth?

a. Humerus

b. Femur

c. Tibia

d. RadiusANSWER

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$400 Answer

Which bone is most likely to have boney overgrowth?

a. Humerus

b. Femur

c. Tibia

d. Radius

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$500 Question

What is the reason that it is important not to disrupt the periosteum?

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$500 Answer

What is the reason that it is important not to disrupt the periosteum?

To prevent bone overgrowth

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$100 Question

The biceps brachii produces which of the following actions of the elbow and forearm:

a. Extension, pronation

b. Extension, supination

c. Flexion, pronation

d. Flexion, supinationANSWER

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$100 Answer

The biceps brachii produces which of the following actions of the elbow and forearm:

a. Extension, pronation

b. Extension, supination

c. Flexion, pronation

d. Flexion, supination

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$200 Question

During normal human locomotion, the primary function of the gluteus medius is to:

a. Control the degree of femoral adduction

b. Stabilize the knee

c. Maintain lateral stability of the pelvis

d. Flex the hip jointANSWER

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$200 Answer

During normal human locomotion, the primary function of the gluteus medius is to:

a. Control the degree of femoral adduction

b. Stabilize the knee

c. Maintain lateral stability of the pelvis

d. Flex the hip joint

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$300 Question

What is the action of supraspinatus?

a.A. Adduction of the arm

b.B. Abduction of the arm

c.C. Protraction of the scapula

d.D. Retraction of the scapula

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$300 Answer

What is the action of supraspinatus?

a.A. Adduction of the arm

b.B. Abduction of the arm

c.C. Protraction of the scapula

d.D. Retraction of the scapula

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$400 Question

What is the action of the peroneus longus?

a. Eversion, dorsiflexion

b. Eversion, plantarflexion

c. Inversion, dorsiflexion

d. Inversion, plantarflexionANSWER

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$400 Answer

What is the action of the peroneus longus?

a. Eversion, dorsiflexion

b. Eversion, plantarflexion

c. Inversion, dorsiflexion

d. Inversion, plantarflexion

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$500 Question

Serratus anterior performs which action?

a.A. Protraction, stabilization, downward rotation

b.B. Protraction, stabilization, upward rotation

c.C. Retraction, stabilization, downward rotation

d.D. Retraction, stabilization, upward rotation

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$500 Answer

Serratus anterior performs which action?

a.A. Protraction, stabilization, downward rotation

b.B. Protraction, stabilization, upward rotation

c.C. Retraction, stabilization, downward rotation

d.D. Retraction, stabilization, upward rotation

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$100 Question

Brachioradialis performs which function?

a. A. Extension of elbow

B. Flexion of elbow only

C. Flexion of elbow and some pronation and supination

D. Pronation only

E. Supination only ANSWER

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$100 Answer

Brachioradialis performs which function?

a. A. Extension of elbow

B. Flexion of elbow only

C. Flexion of elbow and some pronation and supination

D. Pronation only

E. Supination only

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$200 Question

Which muscle passes anterior to the lateral malleolus?

a. Peroneus longus

b. Peroneus brevis

c. Peroneus tertius

d. Posterior tibialisANSWER

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$200 Answer

Which muscle passes anterior to the lateral malleolus?

a. Peroneus longus

b. Peroneus brevis

c. Peroneus tertius

d. Posterior tibialis

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$300 Question

Which muscle best compensates for a weak anterior tibialis muscle?

a. tibialis posterior

b. flexor digitorum longus

c. flexor hallucis longusANSWER

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$300 Answer

Which muscle best compensates for a weak anterior tibialis muscle?

a. tibialis posterior

b. flexor digitorum longus

c. flexor hallucis longus

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$400 Question

Which of the following muscles does NOT cause hip adduction

a. Adductor longus, brevis, and magnus

b. pectineus

c. gracilis

d. sartoriusANSWER

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$400 Answer

Which of the following muscles does NOT cause hip adduction

a. Adductor longus, brevis, and magnus

b. pectineus

c. gracilis

d. sartorius

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$500 Question

If a patient’s shoulder dislocates anteriorly, which movement does NOT need to be limited?

a. A. Scapular retraction

b. B. Scapular protraction

c. C. Internal rotation of the humerus

d. D. Extension of the humerus

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$500 Answer

If a patient’s shoulder dislocates anteriorly, which movement does NOT need to be limited?

a. A. Scapular retraction

b. B. Scapular protraction

c. C. Internal rotation of the humerus

d. D. Extension of the humerus

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BIOMECHANICS

$100 Question

Which of the following muscles undergoes contraction between heel strike and foot flat?

a. Tibialis posterior

b. Tibialis anterior

c. Peroneus longus

d. GastrocnemeusANSWER

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BIOMECHANICS

$100 Answer

Which of the following muscles undergoes contraction between heel strike and foot flat?

a. Tibialis posterior

b. Tibialis anterior

c. Peroneus longus

d. Gastrocnemeus

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$200 Question

To minimize lateral trunk bending subsequent to hip abductor weakness, it is best to use a cane on:

a. The involved side

b. The uninvolved side

c. Both sidesANSWER

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BIOMECHANICS

$200 Answer

To minimize lateral trunk bending subsequent to hip abductor weakness, it is best to use a cane on:

a. The involved side

b. The uninvolved side

c. Both sides

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$300 Question

During normal heel strike, the forward hip is

a. A. Flexed 25 degrees

b. B. Flexed 40 degrees

c. C. Neutral

d. D. Extended 10 degreesANSWER

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$300 Answer

During normal heel strike, the forward hip is

a. A. Flexed 25 degrees

b. B. Flexed 40 degrees

c. C. Neutral

d. D. Extended 10 degrees

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$400 Question

The body’s center of gravity reaches its highest point at

a. A. Heel strike

b. B. Foot flat

c. C. Midstance

d. D. Heel offANSWER

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$400 Answer

The body’s center of gravity reaches its highest point at

a. A. Heel strike

b. B. Foot flat

c. C. Midstance

d. D. Heel off

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$500 Question

The center of gravity of the adult male is located on the midline of the body at approximately the level of the:

a.A. Greater trochanter of the femur

b.B. Pubic symphysis

c.C. Acetabulum

d.D. Anatomical neck of the femur

E. S-2 ANSWER

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$500 Answer

The center of gravity of the adult male is located on the midline of the body at approximately the level of the:

a.A. Greater trochanter of the femur

b.B. Pubic symphysis

c.C. Acetabulum

d.D. Anatomical neck of the femur

E. S-2

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$100 Question

Which of the following muscles in NOT innervated by the obturator nerve?

a.A. sartorius

b.B. adductor longus

c.C. adductor brevis

d.D. adductor magnus

e.E. gracilisANSWER

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$100 Answer

Which of the following muscles in NOT innervated by the obturator nerve?

a.A. sartorius

b.B. adductor longus

c.C. adductor brevis

d.D. adductor magnus

e.E. gracilis

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$200 Question

Which of the following muscles is NOT innervated by the median nerve?

A. Pronator teres

B. Flexor carpi radialis

C. Flexor carpi ulnaris

D. Palmaris longus

E. Flexor digitorum superficialis

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$200 Answer

Which of the following muscles is NOT innervated by the median nerve?

A. Pronator teres

B. Flexor carpi radialis

C. Flexor carpi ulnaris

D. Palmaris longus

E. Flexor digitorum superficialis

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$300 Question

Shiny, hairless skin is a sign of

a. Peripheral neropathy

b. Peripheral vascular disease

c. Autonomic neuropathy

d. FoliculitisANSWER

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$300 Answer

Shiny, hairless skin is a sign of

a. Peripheral neropathy

b. Peripheral vascular disease

c. Autonomic neuropathy

d. Foliculitis

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$400 Question

A common symptom in autonomic neuropathy is

a. muscle twitches

b. dizziness

c. lack of sensation

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$400 Answer

A common symptom in autonomic neuropathy is

a. muscle twitches

b. dizziness

c. lack of sensation

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NERVES AND ARTERIES

$500 Question

Which of the following is a lower motor neuron disorder?

A. Multiple sclerosis

B. Cerebral palsy

C. Polio

D. A and CANSWER

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$500 Answer

Which of the following is a lower motor neuron disorder?

A. Multiple sclerosis

B. Cerebral palsy

C. Polio

D. A and C

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FINAL ROUND Question

Which of the following is a birth palsy?

a. Klumpke’s palsy (crutch paralysis)

b. Radial nerve palsy (wrist drop)

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FINAL ROUND Answer

Which of the following is a birth palsy?

a. Klumpke’s palsy (crutch paralysis)

b. Radial nerve palsy (wrist drop)

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