2 Quarter Anatomy 2 Exam 1

Question 1

HEAD MUSCLES

Answer 1

OCCIPITALFRONTALIS (OPICRANIUS)MASSETERTEMPORALISLATERAL (EXTERNAL) PTERYGOIDMEDIAL (INTERNAL) PTERYGOID

Question 2

broad flat tendon attaching muscle to muscle

Answer 2

GALEA OPONEUROTICA

Question 3

chewing and swallowing

Answer 3

MASTICATION & DEGLUDINATION

Question 4

NECK MUSCLES

Answer 4

PLATYSMAOMOHYOIDSTERNOCLEIDOMASTOID

Question 5

TRUNK/TORSO major muscles

Answer 5

back muscleschest musclesabdomen musclesdiaphragm muscles

Question 6

BACK MUSCLES

Answer 6

TRAPEZIUSLATISSIMUS DORSI

Question 7

MAJOR CHEST MUSCLES

Answer 7

PECTORALIS MAJOREXTERNAL INTERCOSTALSINTERNAL INTERCOSTALS

Question 8

ABDOMEN MUSCLES

Answer 8

ANTEROLATERAL WALLANTEROMEDIAL WALLPOSTERIOR WALL

Question 9

ANTEROLATERAL WALL (abdomen) muscles

Answer 9

EXTERNAL OBLIQUEINTERNAL OBLIQUETRANSVERSE ABDOMINUS

Question 10

ANTEROMEDIAL WALL (abdomen) muscle

Answer 10

RECTUS ABDOMINUS

Question 11

POSTERIOR WALL (abdomen) muscle

Answer 11

PSOAS MAJOR (ILIOPSOAS)

Question 12

to flex and medially rotate the thigh; guide to raise the iliac artery; *(can be counted as 3 muscles or 1 muscle depending on anatomist)

Answer 12

PSOAS MAJOR (ILIOPSOAS)

Question 13

(PHRENIC MUSCLE)

Answer 13

DIAPHRAGM

Question 14

major muscle for breathing, both exhaling and inhaling

Answer 14

DIAPHRAGM (PHRENIC MUSCLE)

Question 15

OPENINGS of DIAPHRAGM

Answer 15

ESOPHAGEAL ORIFICE AORTIC ORIFICEINFERIOR VENA CAVAL ORIFICE

Question 16

opening thru which esophagus passes

Answer 16

ESOPHAGEAL ORIFICE

Question 17

opening thru which aorta (largest artery) passes

Answer 17

AORTIC ORIFICE

Question 18

opening for (IVC), largest vein in body, named by angle/direction not by size

Answer 18

INFERIOR VENA CAVAL ORIFICE

Question 19

UPPER EXTREMITIES muscles

Answer 19

SHOULDER MUSCLESARM MUSCLESFOREARM MUSCLES

Question 20

SHOULDER MUSCLES

Answer 20

DELTOIDTERES MAJOR

Question 21

abduction of the arm, move arm away from medial plane, triangle shape gives roundness/firmness of the arm

Answer 21

DELTOID

Question 22

muscle to adduct and medially rotate the arm, largest muscle in terms of size

Answer 22

TERES MAJOR

Question 23

(between shoulder and elbow)

Answer 23

ARM MUSCLES

Question 24

ARM MUSCLES

Answer 24

BICEPT BRACHII CORACOBRACHIALISBRACHIALIS TRICEPS BRACHII

Question 25

(between elbow and wrist)

Answer 25

FOREARM MUSCLE

Question 26

FOREARM MUSCLE VENTRAL ASPECTlisted medial to lateral,

Answer 26

FLEXOR CARPI ULNARISFLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALISFLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS

Question 27

function of all is to flex and pronate the hands

Answer 27

FOREARM MUSCLEVENTRAL ASPECT

Question 28

most medial ventral muscle of forearm

Answer 28

FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS

Question 29

the ulnar artery lies LATERAL to the tendon of the...

Answer 29

flexor carpi ulnaris

Question 30

most prominent tendon seen at the middle of the wrist

Answer 30

FLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALIS

Question 31

the ulnar artery lies MEDIAL to the tendon of the

Answer 31

FLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALIS

Question 32

most lateral ventral muscle of the forearm

Answer 32

FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS

Question 33

DORSAL ASPECT of Forearm MusclesSUPERFICIALLY:

Answer 33

BRACHIORADIALIS

Question 34

as a group, they aid in extension and supination of the hand

Answer 34

DEEP: (forearm)

Question 35

popeye's muscle

Answer 35

brachioradials

Question 36

LOWER EXTREMITIES MUSCLES

Answer 36

GLUTEAL REGION THIGH MUSCLELEG MUSCLES

Question 37

GLUTEAL REGION

Answer 37

GLUTEUS MAXIMUS

Question 38

(between hip and knee

Answer 38

THIGH MUSCLE

Question 39

front of femoral area

Answer 39

ANTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLES

Question 40

ANTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLES

Answer 40

SARTORIUS QUADRICEPTS FEMORIS

Question 41

forms lateral boundary of femoral triangle, longest muscle in body, used to cross legs;common name is tailor’s muscle

Answer 41

SARTORIUS

Question 42

TAILOR'S MUSCLE

Answer 42

SARTORIUS

Question 43

THIGH MUSCLES

Answer 43

ANTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLESMEDIAL FEMORAL MUSCLES POSTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLES

Question 44

4 headed muscle in the thigh region. Located in the front of the thigh

Answer 44

QUADRICEPTS FEMORIS

Question 45

PARTS OF QUADRICEPTS FEMORIS

Answer 45

RECTUS FEMORIS VASTUS LATERALISVASTUS MEDIALISVASTUS INTERMEDIUS

Question 46

close to midline; bring the body toward the medial plane; adduct the thigh

Answer 46

MEDIAL FEMORAL MUSCLES

Question 47

MEDIAL FEMORAL MUSCLES

Answer 47

ADDUCTOR LONGUSADDUCTOR MAGNUS

Question 48

longest adductor muscle; serves as medial boundary of the femoral triangle

Answer 48

ADDUCTOR LONGUS

Question 49

largest of the adductor muscle serves as the anatomical limit between femoral blood vessels; located superior to the blood vessels at the opening of the adductor magnus

Answer 49

ADDUCTOR MAGNUS

Question 50

in back; hamstring group, common in basketball injuries

Answer 50

POSTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLES

Question 51

POSTERIOR FEMORAL MUSCLESall three of these used to extend the thigh

Answer 51

BICEPS FEMORISSEMITENDINOSUSSEMIMEMBRANOSUS

Question 52

2 headed muscle; one of the 3 most lateral posterior muscles of the thigh; when flexed, you can feel tendon

Answer 52

BICEPS FEMORIS

Question 53

used to tense your knee tendon of the knee stands out when you tense your knee

Answer 53

SEMITENDINOSUS

Question 54

most medial muscle of the posterior of the thigh

Answer 54

SEMIMEMBRANOSUS

Question 55

(between knee and ankle

Answer 55

LEG MUSCLES

Question 56

LEG MUSCLES

Answer 56

ANTERIOR MUSCLES: TIBIALIS ANTERIORPOSTERIOR MUSCLES: CALCANEAL TENDON

Question 57

posterior leg muscles

Answer 57

GASTROCNEMIUS SOLEUS

Question 58

calf muscle...large fleshy muscle (Charlie horse)

Answer 58

GASTROCNEMIUS

Question 59

planter flexion, point the toe downwardwalk on tiptoe (dancers toes)

Answer 59

SOLEUS