Lower Extremities
Articulations
Movements
Muscular Tissue
Muscle ID-pt1
100

The pelvic girdle is composed of _____ coxal bones and each of these is composed of ____ parts that fuse into one bone.

2;3

100

A point of contact between 2 or more bones

Articulation

100

These two movements cause the radius and ulna to cross and uncross.

Pronation and supination 
100

There are three types of muscle tissue, this one is multi-nucleated and striated. 

Skeletal muscle tissue

100

Facial muscle that closes the eye

Orbicularis oculi 
200

The anterior border is found on which of the following bones?

Tibia

200

True or False

The radius AND the ulna both attach directly to the carpal bones.

False

Only the radius directly touches as the ulna is separated by an articular disk.

200

This type of movement involves pointing the toes downward, creating a bend at the ankle.

Plantar flexion

200

True or false

Whole muscle is wrapped in endomysium, fascicles are wrapped in perimysium and muscle fibers are wrapped in epimysium.

False

Whole muscle in wrapped in epimysium and muscle fibers are wrapped in endomysium.

200

A condition that causes facial paralysis because of damage or disease to certain facial nerves. 

Bell's Palsy 

300

This bone has part on it called the lateral malleolus.

Fibula

300

This ligament in the knee stabilizes the tibia from sliding forward

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)

300

Flexion is a type of movement that_____ the angle between two bones.

Decreases 

300

Penetrates and surrounds all structures of the body (can also be considered a sensory organ).

Fascia

300

True or False

The temporalis muscle is a synergist to the masseter and aids in chewing.

True

400

The _______ is what you are sitting on right now.

Ischial tuberosity 

400

Inner, soft and thin layer of a synovial joint that secretes synovial fluid.

Synovial membrane

400

Moving a body part forwards (occurs in mandible and scapula).

Protraction 

400

A lever has 3 basic parts. What is the point at which the lever moves called? 

Fulcrum

400

Largest, superficial muscles on each side of the vertebrae 

Erector spinae

500

Pes Cavus means you have a _____ arch type to your foot

high

500

Type of synovial joint where bones are shaped convex in one direction and concave in the other.

Saddle

500

Occurs when the scapula is elevated and protracted.

Upward rotation 

500

Type of muscle that assists the prime mover (agonist)

Synergist 

500
Antagonist of the sternocleidomastoid 

Splenius capitis 

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