lecture test 4 Flashcards
What is an important pressure point for the lower limb?
Femoral triangle
pip, dip, mp joints are found ?
hand and foot
what forms the fleshy anterior axillary fold?
PECTORALIS MAJOR
the bony part that helps to form the rounded projection of the shoulder is?
acromion of the scapula
which of the ribs cannot be palpated?
1st
which of the triangle within the posterior region is larger and more posteriorly placed?
occipital
which structures are found in the cervical region?
spinal cord
lympnodes
esophagus
trachea
kurtid arteries
brachial plexus
thyroid gland
your face is divided into how many regions?
6
in the center of the occipital region is the?
external occipital protuberance
the bony elevations immediately inferior to the eyebrows?
super ciliary arches
the four techniques employed when using surface anatomy for diagnosis ?
oscillation
percussion
palpitation
visual inspection
the head is structurally and developmentally divided into what regions
cranial and facial
surface anatomy knowledge is useful in what?
making certain diagnosis
performing certain medical treatments
performing forms of physical therapy
all of the above
the muscle that extends the great toe
extensor hallux longus
the longest muscle of the body?
sartorius
which muscle pulls the pinky away from the other fingers
abductor digiti minim
the condition known as tennis elbow is caused by?
trauma or overuse of the common extensor tension of the posterior forearm muscles
which muscle is known as the swimmers muscle?
latissimus dorsi
which of the muscles does not have its distal attachment on the humorous
triceps brachii
which of the following is not a posterior thoracic muscle?
subclavius
which of the following is not an anterior thoracic muscle
levator scapula
- muscles of the pectoral girdle attach proximally on?
- and attach distally on?
- the axial skeleton
- clavicle and scapula
what is the diamond shaped region on the lower appendages called?
perineum
what is the linia alba
narrow vertical fibrous strip used to attach muscle sheaths on the left and right rectus abdominus