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NBCE Part I: General Anatomy Quiz A PTranstubercular plane is at the same level as - ANSWER inferior vena cava A laceration is formed anterior to medial malleolus. There is pain on the medial border of the foot. What nerve is lesioned? - ANSWER Saphenous Nerve The junction of the sagittal and coronal planes on the skull is known as - ANSWER bregma This is the only joint connecting the axial extremity to the upper extremity - ANSWER Sternal-clavicular joint Embryological derivation of...

GISP Study Guide with Complete Solutions Georeferencing - Answer️️ -101- associating a map or image with spatial location control points - Answer️️ -101- points come in pairs that match the spatial location with a point on an unreferenced image or map Spatial Reference Systems (SRS) - Answer️️ -101- coordinate based local, regional, or global system used to location geographical entities (aka Coordinate Reference System (CRS)) Coordinate Reference System (CRS) - Answer️️ ...

Control Survey: Lambert Projection correct answer: An imaginary cone is placed around the earth so that the apex of the cone is on the earth's axis of rotation above the North Pole, for northern hemisphere and below the South Pole for southern hemisphere projections. East west direction is relatively free from distortion in this method. Therefore, states longer in east-west direction are projected with this system, Scale is set for 158 miles of N/S distance in this method. Transverse Merc...

GEO 1200 Exam 1 with Questions and Answers Which term properly describes the shape of Earth? ANSWER Oblate Spheroid The South Pole is nearest the Sun during which of these events? ANSWER December Solstice If Earth rotated at one-half its current rotational speed, which of the following would be true? ANSWER Days would be exactly 48 hours Lines of longitude have the greatest distance between each other at which of the following location(s)? ANSWER Equator If the time is 12:00 A.M. ...

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BASI Pilates CTTC theory Exam Questions and Answers Components of Physical Fitness - Answer ️️ -muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility Hypertrophy - Answer ️️ -increase in overall girth and or size of a muscle Atrophy - Answer ️️ -decrease in the overall girth and/or size of a muscle Flexibility training - Answer ️️ -refers to the range of movement of a specific joint or series of joints Muscular Strength - Answer ️️ -The amount of force a muscle can exert ...

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What is the actual shape of the earth? - correct answer Geoid----means literally "Earth Shaped" How do datums vary in their construction? - correct answer What are the 4 major families of map projections? - correct answer Azimuthal, Equadistant, Conformal, Equal Area Nominal - correct answer Provides and name. If numeric, then no scale is implied Ordinal - correct answer Provides and ordered scale Interval - correct answer Can be manipulated mathematically. Scale in equal incre...

What is the difference between a Projected Coordinate System and a Geographic Coordinate System? Answer A Geographic Coordinate System is used to locate objects on the curved surface of the Earth. A Projected Coordinate System is used to locate objects on a flat surface, e.g. a paper map [What are the features of a Geographic Coordinate System? How do they measure/indicate location?] Answer Graticule - consists of intersecting vertical and horizontal lines, which are called longitude (meri...

GISP Exam Study Guide with Complete Solutions Data exploration - Answer️️ -Data-centered query and analysis Dynamic Segmentations - Answer️️ -A data model that allows the use of linearly measured data on a coordinate system Georelational data model - Answer️️ -A vector data model that uses a split system to store geometries and attributes GeoSpatial data - Answer️️ -Data that describes both the locations and characteristics of spatial features on the earth surface Object-...