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DAA: Exam II Questions What muscles arise from the Paraxial mesoderm? - Answer- All skeletal muscle What muscles arise from the lateral plate mesoderm? - Answer- Cardiac and smooth When do striations appear in skeletal muscle? - Answer- End of the third month T or F sensory neurons deve...

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DAA: Exam II Questions
What muscles arise from the Paraxial mesoderm? - Answer- All skeletal muscle

What muscles arise from the lateral plate mesoderm? - Answer- Cardiac and smooth

When do striations appear in skeletal muscle? - Answer- End of the third month

T or F sensory neurons develop side by side with muscle. - Answer- True

What are the two divisions of myotome? - Answer- Epaxial, hypaxial

What muscles are epaxial and what innervate them? - Answer- Extensor muscles of
neck and back, dorsal Ramus of spinal cord

What muscles are hypaxial? - Answer- All other skeletal muscle

When do limbs appear? - Answer- Week 7

Where does a congenital diaphragmatic hernia generally occur? - Answer- On the
left

What is wryneck? - Answer- Torticoliis, damage to the sternocleidomastoid

Where do smooth and cardiac muscle generally arise from? - Answer- Splanchnic
mesoderm

What does it mean that muscles are irritable? - Answer- They are excitable or
respond to a stimulus

What is the difference between a tendon and aponeurosis? - Answer- Tendon is
round and a aponeurosis is flat

Why are skeletal muscles called striated? - Answer- Because they appear to have
little bands

Muscles ________ and never _________ - Answer- Pull, push

Give an example of a fusiform muscle. - Answer- Biceps brachii

What neurotransmitter is used at the neuromuscular junction? - Answer-
Acetylcholine

The receptors at the neuromuscular junction are ___________. - Answer- Nicatinic

Define a motor unit. - Answer- Nerve and the muscle it innervates

, What is the difference between origin and insertion? - Answer- Origins are stationary
during motion and insertions move.They can flip flop

All fascias muscles are innervated by __________ except __________ which is
innervated by ________ - Answer- CN II, Levator palpebrea superioris, CN III

T or F the epicranius frontalis pulls the eyebrows medial and down. - Answer- False

What muscle is known as the "Elvis" muscle? - Answer- Levator labii superioris

What muscle closes the eye? - Answer- Orbicularis occuli

What is the action of the zygomaticus muscle? - Answer- Smile

What innervates the muscles of mastication? - Answer- V3, mandibular branch of
trigeminal nerve

What muscles elevate the mandible? - Answer- Temporalis, masseter, medial
pterygoid

What is the formula for innervation of the extrinsic muscles of the eye? - Answer-
SOIV, LRVI, all else III

Innervate on of tongue movement is __________, touch is _________ and taste is
_______________ - Answer- • CN XII
• V3
• VII, IX, & X

What is the OIA of the genioglossus m? - Answer- O: spine of mandible.
I: under tongue.
A: protract and depress

What muscles depress the mandible? - Answer- • Platysma
• Lateral pterygoid
• mylohyoid
• Geniohyoid
• Diagastric

What muscle flexes the neck and extends the head? - Answer- SCM

What lies between the anterior and middle scalenes? - Answer- Brachial plexus &
phrenic nerve

What are the attachments of the omohyoid? - Answer- Superior border of scapula &
hyoid bone

What innervated the diaphragm? - Answer- Phrenic nerve

Contraction of the diaphragm will __________ thoracic column and _______
intrathoracic pressure. - Answer- Increase, decrease

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