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Parker University - Tri 1 DAA: Exam II Questions With Complete Solutions
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Parker University - Tri 1 DAA: Exam II Questions WithComplete Solutions
Action of anconeus. Correct Answers Extend elbow
All fascias muscles are innervated by __________ except
__________ which is innervated by ________ Correct Answers
CN II, Levator palpebrea superioris, CN III
AN of gluteus maximus Correct Answers A: extend and lateral
rotate thigh
N: inferior gluteal n
AN of pronator quadratus. Correct Answers A: pronate arm
N: median nerve
At what point is there no posterior rectus sheath? Correct
Answers Below the arcuate line
Brachialis is deep to what muscle? Correct Answers Biceps
brachii
Brachialis OIAN? Correct Answers O: humerus
I: ulnar tuberosity
A: flex elbow
N: musculocutaneous, radial nn.
Contraction of the diaphragm will __________ thoracic column
and _______ intrathoracic pressure. Correct Answers Increase,
decrease
,Define a motor unit. Correct Answers Nerve and the muscle it
innervates
Entrapment of the median nerve is sometimes misdiagnosed as
________. Correct Answers Carpal tunnel
Explain the difference between the attachments of the
multifudus and the long and short rotators. Correct Answers
Long: tvp of one vertebra and sp of vertebra 2 above.
Short: tvp of one vertebra and sp of vertebra directly above it.
Multifidus: tvp of one vertebra and so of vertebra 3-4 above
Flexor carpi ulnaris OIAN. Correct Answers O: medial
epicondyle of humerus
I: Palmer aponeurosis
A: flex carpus
n: median n.
Flexor digitorum profundus IAN? Correct Answers O:
proximal ulna
I: middle and distal phalanx of digits 2-5
A: flex carpus, proximal and distal interphalangeal joints.
N: median n, ulnar n
Give an example of a fusiform muscle. Correct Answers
Biceps brachii
, How does someone walk if they have unilateral femoral n.
damage? Bilateral? Correct Answers With a limp band
hyperextending their knee. Crutches or a walker is required
How many pounds of weight does your head gain for every inch
of of reward head posture? Correct Answers 10
IA of flexor hallucis longus Correct Answers I: distal phalanx
of 1st digit
A: plantar flexion, flex first digit
IA of Peronus longus. Correct Answers I: mt1
A: eversion, plantar flexion
IA of Plantaris Correct Answers I: calcaneus
A: flex knee, plantar flexion
IA of Tibialis anterior Correct Answers I: mt1
A: inversion, dorsiflexion
IA of Tibialis posterior Correct Answers I: navicular, cuboid,
cuneiform bones, base of mt 2-4
A: plantar flexion, inversion
Innervate on of tongue movement is __________, touch is
_________ and taste is _______________ Correct Answers •
CN XII
• V3
• VII, IX, & X
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