Anatomy Final Study Quiz
Chordae Tendinae
what is the name of the structure that connect the atrioventricular valves to the papillary muscle
Oblique
An incision that begins at the left nipple region and goes straight to the umbilical is called a/an dissectional cut?
False
Cardiac muscles have intercalated discs and have rhythmic contractions, whereas smooth muscle has no striations and are voluntary. T/F
Choroid Plexus
Cerebrospinal fluid is produced by what cluster of cells?
3
Each os coxa is made by the fusion of how many bones
Posterior Antebrachial muscle
Extensor muscle of upper appendicular
Anterior ante brachial muscle
Flexor Muscle of Upper Appendicular
False
Flexor retinaculum is muscular tissue located at the distal end of the anterior antebrachium. T/F
2
How many bones makes up the pollen
4
How many total ventricles are there in the brain?
Left Lumbar
Identify the abdominopelvic region that is immediately left lateral to the umbilical?
adipose
Identify the main tissue subtype that provides a lot of cushion and insulation around the organs of our body?
Masseter
Identify the major muscle involved in closing the jaw that is located on the lateral side of the face
Acrominial end
Identify the most lateral structure of the clavicle.
Mentalis
Identify the muscle that lies on the mental protuberance
Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi
Identify the muscles extends fro the medial corner of the eye to the lateral edge of the upper lip
Smooth Muscle
Identify the tissue subtype that is involved in labor contractions during child birth
Chrondrocyte, Osteocyte
Identify the two tissue cell types that sit in a lacuna
Platysma
In order to see any muscle of the anterior neck region, you have to first remove the broad, thin muscle?
anterior
In the anatomicL position, the palms face?
Triquetrum
Name the carpal directly posterior to the pisiform.
Foramen Lacerum
Name the foramen that is directly lateral to the basioccipital?
Foramen Lacerum
Name the foramen that is directly lateral to the dorsum sella region?
Sternohyoid
Name the most vertical muscle on the anterior side of the neck that lies deep to the platysma?
Vertebrochondral
Rib 8 belongs to which rib category?
Vertebra
Singular of Vertebrae
Hypophyseal Fossa
Skull structure the pituitary gland sits in for protection?
Perpendicular Plate of the Ethmoid, Vomer
Superior and Inferior Portion of the Nasal Septum
Maxillary
The anterior palatine is actually a process of what major facial bone?
True
The anucleated cells we have in this chapter were the erythrocytes and the multinucleated cells were the muscle fibers of skeletal muscle. T/F
Lamina
The area between the transverse processes and the spinous process is called the _______________.
False
The cingulate gyrus is part of the cerebral nuclei? T/F
Coracoid Process
The coraconrachialis muscle originates on what many structures of the scapula
True
The digastric and mylohyoid muscles are located under the mandible? T/F
talus
The distal end of the tibia articulates with which tarsal
Posterior
The dorsal radial tuberosity is located on the ___________ side of the radius.
Temporal
The ear canal is a canal in what bone of the skull?
Lateral malleolus
The fibulas longs had a tendon that loops around the ____ lateral mallows and extends to the little toe
Calcaneal
The gastrocnemius muscle inserts on the calcaneus via the ____ tendon
Posterior
The greater sciatic notch is mostly an anterior or posterior structure of the os coxa
Posterior
The hamstring muscles are ____
acetabulum
The head of the femur articulates with what structure of the os coxa
glenoid cavity
The head of the humerus articulates with this structure?
Medial
The lacrimal foramen is located on the ___________ aspect of the eye orbit.
Greater Trochanter
The lateral rotator muscles insert on which major bony structure of the femur?
Corpus Callosum
The left hemisphere and the right hemisphere must coordinate their functions with each other. What brain structure allows for this communication?
Tibia
The medial malleolus is associated with which bone
Right ventricle
The moderator band is located within which chamber of the heart?
Anterior
The quadriceps are ___________ on the upper leg.
Semitendous
The semimembransus is deep to which posterior thigh muscle
True
The spinal cord passes through the vertebral foramen. T/F
Left hypochondriac
The spleen is located in the ____ abdominopelvic region?
mastoid process, sternum, clavicle
The sternocleidomastoid muscle attaches to three bones/bony structures.
palmaris longus
The tendon of what muscle lies superficial to the flexor retinaculum
Long head of the biceps brachii
The tendon of what muscle passes through the inter tubercular sulcus of the humerus
True
The vertebral artery passes through the transverse foramen. T/F
medial
Using Directional Terminology; digit number 3 is _____ to digit number 2 in the hand?
Radius
What bone pivots on the capitulum
Ligament
What connects bone to bone?
Linea Aspera
What is name of the ridge on the posterior side of the femur the splits at the distal end to form the medial and lateral supracondylar lines
Hypothalamus
What is not a structure that make up the brainstem?
Vermillion Border
What is the anatomical name for the edge of the lips?
Popliteal
What is the anatomical name for the posterior aspect of the knee?
Frontal
What is the most anterior lobe of the brain?
Brachioradialis
What is the most lateral muscle of the antebrachium
Trapezius
What is the most posterior neck muscle?
Axis
What is the name of cervical vertebra number 2?
Coronoid Process
What is the name of the area anterior to the mandibular notch?
Capitulum
What is the name of the condyle on the lateral distal end of the humerus?
Foreman Magnum
What is the name of the foramen located between the left and right occipital condyles?
Septum Pellucidium
What is the name of the membranous material that separates the left and right lateral ventricles?
Xiphoid
What is the name of the most inferior part of the sternum.
Clivus
What is the name of the structure that extends from the foramen magnum to the dorm sella?
Deltoid
What is the shoulder muscle?
Dense
What is the strongest or toughest tissue subtype we have in our body?
Transverse Foramen
What is the structure that all cervical vertebrae have that other vertebrae do not have?
Brachium
What is the superficial structure directly distal to the axilla region?
Depressor labii inferioris
What muscle is directly lateral to the mentis?
Adductor Longus
What of the following muscles is anterior to the gracilis?
Pons
What part of the brain alters the breathing and heart rate?
Ischium
What part of the os coxa do you sit on?
Acetubulum
What part of the os coxa does the femur articulate with in the hip region?
Olecranon
What part of the ulna is considered the elbow
Left
What side of the heart is oxygenated?
Greater Tubercle
What structure is proximal and lateral on the humerus?
Popliteal
What superficial region is directly posterior to the knee?
Stratisfied Squamous
What tissue subtype makes up the epithelium of our skin?
Lumbar
Which group of vertabrae supports the main wights of the body
Thoracic
Which group of vertebrae do the ribs attach to
Long Head
Which head of the triceps brachia originates on the lateral border of the scapula
temporal process of zygomatic bone
Which is anterior: the zygomatic process of the temporal bone or the temporal process of the zygomatic bone?
Female
Which is larger; the pelvic arch of a female pelvis or the pelvic arch of a male pelvis
Gluteal Cleft
Which is sagittal: the gluteal cleft or gluteal fold?
Quadratus Femoris
Which is the most inferior lateral rotator muscles?
Splenium
Which is the most posterior portion of the corpus callosum?
Adductor Longus
Which muscle is nearest the proximal portion of the gracilis muscle
Iliopsoas
Which muscle is nearest the proximal portion of the satoris muscle?
Zygomatic minor
Which muscle is superior and attaches to the zygomatic bone?
Pronator Teres
Which of the following muscles is most proximal on the arm?
tibial tuberosity
Which structure is located on the proximal anterior aspect of the tibia?
