問題一覧
1
6
T-tubule
2
1
Fibrous layer of periosteum
3
What is the origin of #1?
Manubrium of sternum & clavicle
4
1
Crista galli
5
What is #4?
Orbicularis oris
6
#1 is the ______ fontanelle which involve the ____ and the _______ sutures.
frontal/coronal fontenelle, sagital suture, coronal/frontal suture
7
what bone is this?
Radius
8
_____ interphalange_______
A, H
9
4
Pupil
10
11
Vitreous humor
11
Which structures are shock absorbers? (2)
2, 5
12
8
Centra
13
2
Fibula
14
Which structure keeps the femur from sliding anteriorly? (1)
4
15
3
Vomer
16
What is this whole bone?
Os coxa
17
2
Thoracic (posterior curvature)
18
What is #4?
Digastric (posterior belly)
19
Which joint(s) allow(s) flexion/extension? (3)
1, 4, 7
20
6
Superior articular process
21
3
Fibula
22
4
Motor neuron
23
The Acetabulofemoral joint involves the _______ of the os coxa and the ________ of the femur.
acetabulum, head
24
List the muscles that compress the abdomen.
Rectus abdominus, External oblique, Internal oblique, Transverse abdominus
25
Which joint(s) is/are synarthrosis(s)? (1)
11
26
11
Sarcomere
27
_____carpometacarpo______
F, K
28
4
Sarcolemma
29
Which of these structures belong to the fibrous tunic? (2)
Sclera, Cornea
30
1
Medial condyle
31
1
Spongy bone
32
2
iris
33
3
Lesser tubercle
34
1
Sternal end of clavicle
35
1) Identify the type of motion
Flexion /extension
36
7
Superior articular process
37
5
Obturator foramen
38
1
Thoracic
39
4
Lacrimal bone
40
6
Optic Nerve
41
4
Perpendicular Plate
42
3
middle phalanx
43
3
Central canal with blood vessel
44
3
Perpendicular plate, ethmoid
45
#10 is composed of
Myofilaments (actin and myosin)
46
What is the action of #1 #2 #3 #4
elevates mandible, raises corner of mouth, depresses mandible (1), depresses mandible (2)
47
3
Transverse foramen
48
1
Retina
49
Actions of #2?
Elevates mandible
50
Which suture connects the temporal bone to the parietal bone?
Squamosal suture
51
1
True (vertebrosternal)
52
2
Superior Orbital Fissure
53
#3
Dense irregular connective tissue
54
2
Lateral Meniscus
55
4
Maxilla Bone
56
What is the origin of #1?
Pubis
57
2
Atlas
58
6
Perforating canal with blood vessel
59
3
Manubrium
60
7
Head of the mandible
61
_____temporal mandibular_____
A, H
62
6
Mastoid Process of the Temporal Bone
63
4
Transverse process
64
Joint #5 is called the ___________joint. It is a ____________ joint which allows _____________ movement.
metacarpal-phalange, condyloid, flexion/extension and side to side
65
1
Superior articular process
66
2
Zygomatic Process of the Temporal bone
67
5
Superior articular facet
68
action For #2
elevates corner of mouth
69
To which group of vertebra does this one belong?
thoracic
70
3
Central canal with blood vessel
71
4
Lateral malleolus
72
3
Obturator foramen
73
5
Superior articular facet
74
1
Retina
75
Identify 1 ______
radial notch of the ulna
76
3
False (Floating ribs)
77
What passes through #5
Vertebral artery
78
8
Thoracic
79
2
Frontal Bone
80
What is #2?
Internal oblique
81
7. Which is/are ball and socket joint(s)? (1)
2
82
What is the action of #3?
Elevates ribs during inhalation
83
5
Lacunae
84
Which joint(s) is/are amphiarthrosis(es)? (1)
9
85
2
Lamina
86
4
Pedicle
87
9
Cervical - Axis
88
4
Posterior Sacral Foramina
89
1
Lateral malleolus
90
5
Xiphoid process
91
3
Maxilla
92
What bone is this?
Femur
93
1
Costal facet on transverse process
94
3
Lacrimal sac
95
1
Superior nasal Conchae
96
2
Hypophyseal fossa of the Sella turcica
97
what bone is this?
Tibia
98
1
Fibular notch
99
What is the action of #3?
Extends neck