LQ2 1C 2017 Flashcards

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  1. One of the following is a transversospinalis muscle
    a. semispinalis
    b. iliocostalis
    c. spinalis
    d. longissimus
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A

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  1. One of the following does not form the posterior boundary of the axilla
    a. subscapularis
    b. latissimus dorsi
    c. teres major
    d. serratus anterior
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D

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  1. The part of the axillary artery that lies in between the pectoralis and teres major muscles
    a. 1st
    b. 2nd
    c. 3rd
    d. 4th
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C

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  1. From what part of the axillary artery does the thoracoacromial artery originate?
    a. 1st
    b. 2nd
    c. 3rd
    d. 4th
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B

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  1. The medial cord of the brachial plexus originated from where?
    a. anterior divisions of the upper and middle trunks
    b. posterior divisions of the three trunks
    c. anterior division of the lower trunk
    d. anterior divisions of the three trunks
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C

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  1. The upper and lower subscapular nerves originated from what cord of the brachial plexus?
    a. lateral
    b. posterior
    c. medial
    d. median
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B

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  1. This nerve supplies the serratus anterior muscle.
    a. long thoracic nerve
    b. dorsal scapular nerve
    c. suprascapular nerve
    d. subscapular nerve
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A

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  1. This group of axillary nodes lie along the medial side of the axillary vein and receive most of the lymph vessels of the upper limb (except those superficial vessels draining the lateral side).
    a. anterior
    b. posterior
    c. lateral
    d. medial
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C

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  1. Where is the insertion of the triceps muscle?
    a. olecranon process of the ulna
    b. medial aspect of the shaft of the humerus
    c. coronoid process of the ulna
    d. medial aspect of the humeral shaft
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A

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  1. The group of back muscles that is associated with the upper extremities and shoulder girdle.
    a. superficial
    b. intermediate
    c. deep
    d. deepest
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A

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  1. The talus articulates distally/anteriorly with which of the following bones?
    a. calcaneus
    b. 1st and 2nd cuneiform
    c. cuboid
    d. navicular
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D

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  1. Inversion-eversion of the foor occur at which of the following joints?
    a. tibiotalar
    b. talocalcaneal
    c. calcaneo-cuboid
    d. metatarso-phalangeal
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B

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  1. Which ligament primarily checks hyperextension of the hip joint?
    a. iliofemoral
    b. pubofemoral
    c. ischiofemoral
    d. round ligament of femur
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A

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  1. Semilunar cartilages/menisci are associated with which of the following joints?
    a. hip/actabulofemoral
    b. sacroiliac
    c. knee
    d. symphisis pubis
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C

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  1. Which of the following is the most medial among the carpal bones in the distal row?
    a. lunate
    b. triquetral
    c. hamate
    d. pisiform
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C

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  1. The radio-carpal articulation does not include which of the following?
    a. navicular/scaphoid
    b. lunate
    c. triquetral
    d. trapezium
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  1. Which among the following statements is not true?
    a. clavicle artivulates with both sternum and 1st costal cartilage
    b. radiohumeral joint is a hinge joint
    c. 1st carpometacarpal joint is a sellar variety of joint
    d. anatomical neck of humerus is between head and tuberosities
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  1. Which of the following articulations exemplifies a syndesmosis type of joint?
    a. proximalradioulnar
    b. carpometacarpal
    c. distal tibiofibular
    d. talocalcaneal
19
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  1. Which of the following bones developed by intramembranous calcification?
    a. patella
    b. cuboid
    c. scapula
    d. clavicle
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  1. Which of the following is a feature/ part of the distal end of the ulna?
    a. ulnar notch
    b. head
    c. tuberosity
    d. semilunar/trochlear notch
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  1. The following are actions of the latissimus dorsi, EXCEPT:
    a. pulls the scapula medially
    b. medially rotates the arm
    c. adducts the arm
    d. extends the arm
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  1. Which costal cartilage does the subclavius originate?
    a. 1st
    b. 2nd
    c. 3rd
    d. 4th
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  1. Which of the following muscle is supplied by the axillary nerve?
    a. teres minor
    b. teres major
    c. supraspinatus
    d. infraspinatus
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  1. The subscapular forms the ____ boundary of the quadrilateral space.
    a. medially
    b. laterally
    c. anteriorly
    d. posteriorly
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25. Which of the following muscles is partly named on the vasis of its shape? a. trapezius b. subscapularis c. infraspinatus d. pectoralis major
A
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26. Which of the following elevates the ribs of origin? a. latissimus dorsi b. trapezius c. pectoralis minor d. subscapularis
C
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27. Which of the following forms the lateral boundary of the triangular space? a. long head of the triceps b. teres major c. subscapularis d. teres minor
A
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28. Which of the following muscles originate from the somatic mesoderm? a. extraocular eye muscles b. muscles of the larynx c. extrinsic muscles of the tongue d. muscles of the face
C
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29. If the pectoralis major adducts the arm, which of the following muscles is considered an antagonist to this action of the pectoralis major? a. supraspinatus b. teres major c. subscapularis d. pectoralis major
A
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30. Which of the following is considered a deep extrinsic muscle of the shoulder? a. trapezius b. teres major c. rhomboid major d. levator scapula
C