Anatomy and Physiology Questions

From the pronator ridge to the lateral anterior surface of the distal radius describes the attachments for which muscle Opronator teres pronator quadratus supinator supinator teres anconieus

Which of the following muscles extend the wrist Abductor pollicis longus and Extensor digitorum Brachioradialis Extensor pollicis longus and brevis Extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis Abductor and Extensor pollicis brevis

The lateral epicondyle of the humerus radial collateral ligament annular ligament supinator crest of the ulna to the anterior lateral surface of the proximal 1 3 of the radial shaft gives attachment to which muscle Brachioradialis Extensor carpi radialis longus Supinator Pronater Teres

Which of the following muscles or groups of muscles abduct the thumb Abductor pollicis longus and 1st Palmar interossei Abductor pollicis longus and brevis Abductor pollicis longus and brevis and Flexor pollicis brevis Abductor pollicis longus and brevis Palmar interossei Abductor pollicis brevis and 1st Palmar interossei

The brachioradialis supinates O pronates and extends flexes extends pronates and supinater the forearm

The external occipital protuberance medial portion of the superior nuchal line of the occiput ligamentum nuchae spinous processes of C 7 through T 12 to the lateral 1 3 of clavicle acromion spine of the scapula gives attachment to which muscle Trapezius Infraspinatus

All of the following flex the elbow EXCEPT the brachioradialis flexor carpi radialis flexor digitorum superficialis extensor carpi radialis and brevis pronator teres

The distal one third of the lateral supracondylar ridge of the humerus to the base of the 2nd metacarpal describes the attachment site for which muscle flexor carpi radialis extensor carpi radilais brevis extensor carpi ulnaris extensor carpi radilais longus

Opronates the forearm Opronates the forearm and abducts the wrist supinates the forearm and abducts the wrist extends the wrist and supinates the forearm flexes the wrist and pronates the forearm

The Flexor pollicis longus Flexes and abducts the thumb and pulls the thumb into opposition Flexes the thumb and adducts the wrist Flexes the thumb and wrist Flexes and abducts the thumb Flexes the thumb and abducts the wrist

3 The Abductor pollicis brevis extends the thumb abducts the wrist adducts the thumb assists in oppositon of the thumb flexes the thumb

ries h that c ume ID Sing a spirom 2 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease COPD is a progressive lung condition in which lung This results in inflammation and narrowing of the airways a breakdown of the lung tissue tissue is damaged primarily by long term inhalation of harmful particles chemicals or gases and in some cases replacement of damaged lung tissue with fibrous scar tissue Patients often have difficulty exhaling and retain excess air in the lungs even after full exhalation leaving less room for air during inhalation and causing enlargement of the thorax Based on the information gathered above identify the individual who likely has COPD Explain how the information and results of the spirometry testing support this decision

Peristalsis through the esophagus occurs by repeated waves of oblique muscle then longitudinal muscle contractions waves of circular muscle then longitudinal muscle and then oblique muscle contraction waves of circular muscle then oblique muscle contractions waves of circular muscle then longitudinal muscle contractions

A intrinsic factor OB mucus C gastrin D hydrochloric acid E pepsinogen

Question 3 The gastric phase of gastric secretion is triggered by the A release of cholecystokinin and secretin by the small intestine B entry of chyme into the large intestine C sight thought or smell of food D entry of food into the stomach

Ostratum corneum stratum papillarosum stratum reticularosum stratum basale O stratum germinativum Question 2 In the clinical view on acne and acne treatments what is a comedo O Infectious acne that often needs surgery O A type of medical treatment used to treat mild acne OA blackhead or a whitehead 2 pt

orienting the body coordinating muscle contractions programming instinctual behavior assimilating experiences Question 33 All of the following applies to midbrain except O develops from embryonic mesencephalon O is a short section of the brainstem O is located between the thalamus and the pons

They are considered voluntary because we tend to be conscious of their effects O They are a division of the autonomic motor system O They tend to speed up body activity They regulate smooth muscle cardiac muscle and glands O They are efferent transmitting impulses away from the CNS Question 29 The sensory division of the nervous system is said to be efferent because it transmits information to the CNS True

Arabic numerals Roman numerals O specific names Roman numerals and specific names O all of these alternatives apply Question 41 Which of the following is the largest nerve in the body O medial nerve femoral nerve sciatic nerve

vestibular cochlear cochlear vestibular O cochlear hypoglossal O vestibular glossopharyngeal Question 37 2 pts How would a member of the medical profession test a patient for damage to the vestibular branch of the vestibulocochlear nerve test hearing with a tuning fork examine disturbances with swallowing and speech O check muscle motion when teeth are clenched

O trigeminal Otrochlear olfactory oculomotor Question 39 Motor impulses to the trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles for movement of the head neck and shoulders come from cranial nerve number VIII O IX 2 pts OX

of her brain is responsible for these symptoms cerebral cortex thalamus left cerebral hemisphere reticular activating system RAS O occipital lobe of the cerebrum Question 35 Cerebrospinal fluid is produced by the cerebral peduncles choroid plexuses Ohypothalamus eye pupil fails to constrict Which pa 2 pts

True False Question 31 What is the most common serious disease of the Central Nervous System epilepsy multiple sclerosis cerebrovascular accident O meningitis 2 pts

they are the most abundant cells of the CNS they initiate and transmit nerve impulses in an adult they cannot divide mitotically they are classified according to function O they have extreme longevity Question 27 Dendrites are cytoplasmic projections that conduct nerve impulses toward the cell body O True

pterygoid risorius mentalis O platysma Question 19 The semitendinosus inserts at the tibial tuberosity ischial tuberosity pes anserine Ohead of fibula 2 P

deltoid muscle biceps brachii latissimus dorsi sternocleidomastoid Question 21 A swimmer who specializes in the butterfly stroke will have a particularly well developed sense of balance pectoralis major gastrocnemius latissimus dorsi

piriformis rectus abdominis semitendinosus vastus lateralis Question 25 The deltoid is a thick powerful muscle that functions as a prime O adductor abductor of the arm

O cramp O compression crural O cartilage Question 23 What is the name for the long wide band of connective tissue on the lateral surface of the quadriceps femoris muscles O galea aponeurotica iliotibial tract linea alba 2

True O False Question 17 This muscle of mastication originates on the sphenoid bone O lateral pterygoid masseter O temporalis buccinator

O erector spinae O temporalis O sternocleidomastoid platysma O splenius capitis Question 15 Someone with a condition called Strabismus over time could develop O idiopathic facial nerve paralysis O a lazy eye O muscular dystrophy 2 pts

gluteus maximus O erector spinae O rectus abdominis O diaphragm Question 13 When both sternocleidomastoid muscles are flexed the neck hyperextends True

O True O False Question 11 Muscles that have tendons extending through their bodies and fascicles arranged at oblique angles to those tendons are called O parallel muscles Opennate muscles Orectus muscles 2 pts O convergent muscles

bundles O stabilizers O sinew muscle fibers Question 9 There are four different fascicle patterns for muscles Which of the following is an imposter among them Orectus O circular convergent 2 pts Opennate

was spreading out of Africa O Homo erectus and Homo ergaster Homo habilis and Homo neanderthalensis O Homo neanderthalensis and Homo erectus O Homo ergaster and Homo habilis Question 4 This book published first in 1858 has been continually revised and republished and is still an important anatomical textbook O De Corpus Humani 2 pts McKinley s Human Anatomy

molecules embedded within O plasma membrane O mitochondrion O nucleus O Golgi apparatus Question 6 The neurons responsible for stimulating muscle contractions are called O sensory neurons O afferent neurons Osomatic neurons O motor neurons erol and other 2 pts

The partial pressure of carbon dioxide in the interstitial space of peripheral tissues is approximately OA 45 mm Hg B 35 mm Hg C 100 mm Hg D 55 mm Hg E 70 mm Hg

The cells responsible for humoral or antibody immunity are the A suppressor T B B C NK OD helper T E cytotoxic T cells

In Paragraphs 39 43 of April Showers Theodora traveled to Boston to A negotiate payment for her novel with the Home Circle publishers B find out why Home Circle for her story to someone else gave credit C sign autographs and talk about her newly published novel SI

In hormone signaling what is usually the second message the hormone the G protein the CAMP

Oxytocin helps in what process regulation of milk production inducing labor regulating androgen production stimulating glucocorticoid production

When a clean catch midstream urine sample is collected the individual must clean area around the opening of the urethra and pass some urine into toilet before collecting the sample This urine sample will have characteristics similar to the urine that was present in the urinary bladder avoiding outside contaminants that usually would be found in the sample if the individual just urinated into the cup without performing the cleaning procedure The results of a urinalysis for this clean catch midstream sample can give good information about a patient s health Leucocytes white blood cells are an indication of a urinary tract bacterial infection Nitrites usually indicate the presence of bacteria and are a sign of urinary tract infection Urobilinogen is a waste product produced when hemoglobin is broken down and is a normal component of urine This material causes the urine to have a yellow color Protein is rarely found in the urine sample and its presence can be triggered by elevated blood pressure strenuous physical activity or severe kidney disease pH refers to how acidic the urine is and is controlled mostly by diet but can also be affected by intense physical activity pH tends to increase as the individual consumes less meat and animal products Using the information and the results of the urinalyses above indicate the sample letter that would likely be associated with an individual who Has a urinary tract infection Has diabetes mellitus inability to properly use glucose Is in renal kidney failure Just finished running a marathon Is a vegan strict vegetarian Blood presence of red blood cells in a clean catch urine sample indicates bleeding within the urinary tract caused by urinary stones calculi urinary tract infection or trauma to the urinary organ Specific gravity indicates how concentrated the urine sample is based upon how much water is present in comparison to the other materials in the sample The higher the specific gravity the less water the sample contains and the more concentrated the urine is Ketones are produced as an energy source when the individual has exhausted other energy sources in the body Any amount other that a trace i e tiny amount is an uncommon finding in the urine and can be present due to abnormal cellular use of glucose extreme physical exertion or lack of adequate food consumption e g starvation Bilirubin is a waste product from the breakdown of hemoglobin Its presence in the urine is an abnormal finding and could indicate excessive destruction of RBCs or abnormal liver function Glucose is an abnormal finding in the urine and indicates an elevated blood sugar level

2 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease COPD is a progressive lung condition in which lung tissue is damaged primarily by long term inhalation of harmful particles chemicals or gases This results in inflammation and narrowing of the airways a breakdown of the lung tissue and in some cases replacement of damaged lung tissue with fibrous scar tissue Patients often have difficulty exhaling and retain excess air in the lungs even after full exhalation leaving less room for air during inhalation and causing enlargement of the thorax Based on the information gathered above identify the individual who likely has COPD Explain how the information and results of the spirometry testing support this decision

4 Asthma is a chronic disease condition characterized by inflammation and muscular spasms of the tiny airways i e bronchioles Although the inflammation is almost always present the muscular spasms come unpredictably causing the airways to constrict and interfering with air movement in and out of the lungs Based on the information gathered above identify the individual who likely has asthma Explain how the information and results of the spirometry testing support this decision

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Listen What is the function of the structure labeled 2 Controls gene expression for the cell Creates the barrier on the outside of a muscle fiber Anchors muscle to bone Performs contraction Anchors bone to bone Page 7 of 10

Passive ventricular filling occurs during the OPR segment OTP interval OST segment RR interval of an EC

Calculate the hematocrit of the blood sample below All the information that is needed is provided in the image no calculator is even necessary What is this person s hematocrit and what condition do they have if any plasma RBCs 30 this person is anemic O 70 this person is polycythemic O 50 this person is a normal male

Interestingly deoxyhemoglobin is never 100 unsaturated with O This oxygen hemoglobin saturation curve below illustrates this as at the Po2 in the tissues Hbg is saturated with O O Saturation of Hgb SaO 300 20 10 95 50 75 25 20 40 Lungs 60 80 Partial Pressure of Plasma O Poz mmHg 100

Which of the following is incorrect regarding the abnormal ECG below hhhhhh O it shows several ST segment elevations O it is an abnormal rhythm that requires immediate defibrillation Oit strongly suggests the presence of a myocardial infarction Oit indicates that there is abnormal electrical activity in the ventricles

Below is a normal ECG top tracing and an abnormal ECG bottom tracing of four heart beats Which of the following best describes the abnormal ECG in relation to the normal ECG htt w O the time of passive ventricular filling is longer Othere are ST segment elevations Othere are premature atrial contractions OAV nodal delay is increased