Pathologies
What are the ABCDE's of a mole that could have melanoma?
asymmetrical
Border
color
diameter
evolving
Which muscles are directly in the pathway of the brachial plexus and would most likely require attention to a person with Thoracic Outlet Syndrome?
Which bone is located in the appendicular skeleton?
a. sternum
b. skull
c. ribcage
d. scapula
The most superficial layer of skin
epidermis
Which term means the continuous or partial contraction of skeletal muscle?
Muscle tone
Poison ivy, poison oak, metals, detergents, and latex might all lead to:
Contact dermatitis
What is the origin of the brachioradialis?
a. lateral supracondylar ridge
b. medial supracondylar ridge
c. mid shaft of humerus
d. hamate
a.
What is the medical term for big toe?
Hallux
What cavity holds the bone marrow in a long bone?
medullary cavity
Which term is the minimum pressure within an artery during the cardiac cycle?
systole
diastole
diastole
One caution to take with someone with a sprain injury is to:
d.
What muscles are affected by lateral epicondylitis, what is the other name for this pathology?
a. flexors
b. extensors
c. wrist adductors
d. wrist abductors
b. tennis elbow
What is cell drinking called? Cell eating?
What is the most medial muscle of the erector spinae group?
spinalis
Which receptor detects deep pressure, vibration and stretch?
Pacinian
This occurrence rarely indicates a serious underlying condition and occurs regularly in healthy people of all ages:
Palpitation
How many vertebrae to the multifidi span?
a. one-two
b. three-four
c. five-six
b.
bonus - how many do rotatores span?
A progressive narrowing and hardening of the arteries
atherosclerosis
Where is the mitral valve located?
between the left atrium and ventricle
Which cells destroy bone?
Which cells build bone?
clasts
blasts
Whiplash is caused by:
A. A sudden acceleration-deceleration force that causes damage to muscles and ligaments in the region
B:Inflammation to a tendon or tendon sheath
C:A decrease in muscle mass or complete wasting of muscle tissue
D:A group of genetic diseases characterized by progressive degeneration of muscle
A.
Which abdominal muscles helps us rotate to the opposite side?
External oblique
which of these is a freely moveable joint
a. xiphoid process
b. coronal suture
c. pubic symphysis
d. glenohumeral joint
d.
Which plane of movement divides the body into superior and inferior regions?
Transverse
Which stretch receptors are located in the muscle belly?
muscle spindles
golgi tendon orgrans
muscle spindles