What are the 4 primary muscles in the TMJ?
Temporalis, Masseter, medial pterygoid, and lateral pterygoid
A gymnast is performing a floor routine. He bends forward at his waist to tuck into position for a somersault. Which muscle is he using to tuck into this position?
A) Left internal oblique
B) Left external oblique
C) Rectus abdominus
D) Interspinales
Rectus abdominus
How many vertebrates are in the Cervical region?
7
Palpate the sternocleidomastoid muscle; name 2 of its motions.
flexion, rotation, lateral flexion
Should the thorax be wider side to side or front to back?
Side to side
What is the only muscle that performs depression in TMJ?
Lateral Pterygoid
Which of the following muscles is not involved with trunk strength for balancing on the edge of the bed while dressing the UB?
A) Rectus femoris
B) Rectus Abdominus
C) External obliques
D) Internal obliques
Rectus Femoris
How many vertebrates are in the Thoracic region?
12
Pathology also known as "wry neck"; demonstrate what this may look like
torticollis
Blowing out candles is an example of what expiration?
Forced expiration
What is resting position for the mandible?
When your lips are closed and teeth are apart. Mouth should be open enough to where you may place 2-3 digits between your upper and lower teeth (about 2 inches).
What are the anterior muscles of the trunk?
Rectus abdominis, external and lateral oblique, and transverse abdominis
How many vertebrates are in the Lumbar region?
5
Also known as "whiplash"; when may this occur?
cervical sprain; during a car crash, falls and slips, contact sports, etc.
What are the joints of the thorax?
Costovertebral joints and costosternal joints
What are the TMJ motions?
Mandibular depression, Mandibular elevation, Mandibular lateral deviation, Mandibular protrusion, and Mandibular retrusion
What are the posterior muscles of the trunk?
Erector spinae, Transversospinalis, Interspinales, and Intertransversarii
How many vertebrates are in the Sacral region?
5
Pain that typically runs down the posterior thigh and leg.
sciatica
Bones of thorax?
Sternum, ribs, costal cartilages, thoracic vertebrae
What are the bones in the TMJ?
Mandible, Temporal bone, and disk
What muscles would this figure skater NOT be contracting concentrically in her trunk to achieve this pose?
A) Erector spinae group bilaterally
B) Quadratus Lumborum unilaterally
C) Tranversospinalis bilaterally
D) Interspinales unilaterally
B) Quadratus Lumborum unilaterally
How many vertebrates are in the Coccyz region?
4 fused
Palpate the erector spinae muscle; name its function.
maintaining posture, supporting movement, etc.
What makes up the lower respiratory tract?
Trachea, bronchial tree, alveoli, pleura