My birthday fall on October 14th of this year.
What is 2003?
These are the muscles of Mastication.
What are the Medial Pterygoid, Masseter, and Temporalis?
PAD, DAB
What are the Interossei?
Anterior tilt of the pelvis results in ___ of the lumbar spine and ___ of the hip joint.
What is Extension; Flexion?
This muscle inserts onto a landmark that shares its name.
What is the Deltoid?
This is how many months I have coached Gymnastics for (Within 1 month).
What is 25 months?
This motion occurs at the ipsilateral side of your TMJ during deviation.
What is a Pivot?
FDS, FDP, FPL
What are the contents of the Carpal Tunnel?
This hormone is released by individuals who have been "knocked up".
What is Relaxin?
This muscle contains a large central aponeurosis that anchors to various attachments.
What is the Diaphragm?
This Professor gave me the most difficult time during my interview process.
Who is Dr. Nasci?
The Lateral Pterygoid, Suprahyoid, and Infrahyoid are responsible for what muscular action?
What is opening the mouth?
OP, APB, FPB, AP
What are the Thenar muscles?
This plane of motion is where the bottom must lumbar vertebrae sit.
What is the Frontal Plane?
These muscles are responsible for depression of the clavicle, during scapular depression.
What are the Lower Trapezius, Latissimus Dorsi, and Pectoralis Minor?
These Professors made jokes after my phone went off during orientation.
Who are Dr. Charles and Dr. Clark?
The motion is occurring as the mouth opens.
What is a Posterior Roll and Anterior Slide?
FCR, ERCL, ECRB, APL, FCU, ECU
What are the deviators of the Wrist?
Complete the sentence: the sacrum is wider ___ and ___.
What is Anteriorly and Superiorly?
This is the Total number of ligaments in the shoulder complex.
What is the GHL (Sup, Inf, and Mid), CC (Conoid and Trapezoid), AC, CA, CH, and Transverse Humeral or 9 total?
This muscle was the first muscle that I learned all of the required information for (It involves the shoulder complex).
What is the Deltoid?
What is the Temporomandibular Ligament?
SPS, LC, LD, PM, PM
What are the Elevators of the Ribs?
This is the angle created by a balanced system in the Lumbar spine.
What is the Lumbosacral angle (or 30 degrees)?
This is the total number of terminal branches found in the Brachial Plexus (Not including the Axillary N. etc.)
What are the 12 total?