Human Physiology - Locomotion & Movement Questions and Answers

Which of the pictures above depicts Scoliosis O C OB B O A

The foot is to the knee O proximal O distal O anterior cephalic

Day 1 External Features Directions Obtain a fetal pig from your teacher and place it in the dissection tray The group reader is responsible for reading directions as you fill in the following information 1 Identify each of the following structures on the pig pinnae ear shoulder wrist anus teats sensory papillae knee Head foot elbow Neck Forelegs Trunk Abdomen hip eye thorax ankle external nares umbilical cord Hind legs Tail

A Flexion of the hand B Extension of the forearm Involuntary movement of the fingers D Pronation of the hand Question 16 The nurse documents the bilateral patellar or quadriceps reflexes on a client to be 3 What does this indi A Average normal B Brisker than average C Diminished low normal

why do you think the last section is entitled burning bright give 3 ideas from Fahrenheit book

8 Microtubules are stabilized in nerve cells through binding of which pro a Thymosin b Profilin c TAU d Troponin

Which of the following best describes skeletal muscle repair after acute damage in a healthy person O a The appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres a temporary loss of muscle strength and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres O b The lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells but the appearance of centrally localised nuclei in the myofibres O c Temporary loss of muscle strength followed by proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres d Tissue infiltration by immune cells and activation and proliferation of satellite cells which exclusively form new muscle fibres Oe Lack of tissue infiltration by immune cells and fusion of differentiating satellite cells to damaged muscle fibres

Which is the largest of the ankle bones OA Tarsal B Malleolus C Hallux

Which of the following explains why introducing the MyoD protein into a fat cell causes that cell to become a muscle cell but adding it to a neuron will have no effect O MyoD is causes positive feedback of MyoD expression in fats cells but not neurons ONeurons are a differentiation step after muscle cells they cannot go backwards O Fat cells are undifferentiated the MyoD protein causes them to differentiate O Muscle specific gene expression requires a protein that neurons do not make

All of the following muscles are acting concentrically as prime movers in the downward pull phase except X FI Omiddle deltoid Obiceps brachii latissimus dorsi posterior deltoid IN

Overstretching or tearing of a ligament is known as OA a greenstick fracture B kyphosis Oc C a sprain

During childhood cartilaginous tissue is gradually replaced by bony tissue in a process known as OA osteoclasts OB calcification C osteoblasts D ossification

Muscles get their names from their shape size action and OA A antagonism B insertion OC origin D

Which of these is a combining form meaning rib A Myel o B Oste o C Arthr o D Cost o

The eight small bones of the wrist joint are known as the A tarsal bones B cancellous bones C phalanges

Inflammation of a bursal sac because of repetitive muscular activity is called A Dupuytren s contracture OB bursitis C restless legs syndrome OD ganglion