A&P II Quiz 2

Question 1

Action of Pectoralis Major on the HORIZONTAL or Transverse PLANE

Answer 1

Horizontal ADDUCTION

Question 2

Neurons are what type of cells?

Answer 2

CONDUCTING cells

Question 3

Neuroglia are what type of cells

Answer 3

SUPPORTING CELLS

Question 4

*Insertion of Pectoralis Minor

Answer 4

Coracoid process of scapula

Question 5

Origin of Pectoralis Minor

Answer 5

Ribs 3-5 - Inferior attachment

Question 6

Action of Pectoralis Minor

Answer 6

Protraction of scapula
Depression of scapula
Downward rotation of scapula

Question 7

Origin of Subclavius

Answer 7

1st rib and cartilage

Question 8

*Insertion of Subclavius

Answer 8

Inferior aspect of clavicle

Question 9

Action of Subclavius

Answer 9

Depression

Protraction

Question 10

Proprioceptors are located

Answer 10

In joints

Question 11

Separate Cells

Answer 11

Complex cellular receptors

Question 12

Function of Nociceptor

Answer 12

PAIN

Picks up tissue damage

Question 13

Function of Proprioceptors

Answer 13

Length and tension. Found in joints

Question 14

Examples of TACTILE sensations

Answer 14

Touch
*Pressure
*Vibration
Itch
Tickle

Question 15

The Special Senses are:

Answer 15

VISION
HEARING
BALANCE
TASTE
SMELL

Question 16

The Special Senses are what type of Receptors?

Answer 16

CELLULAR

Question 17

Which 2 Sensory Receptors DON’T ADAPT?

Answer 17

Nociceptors and Proprioceptors

Question 18

What is Phantom Limb Sensation

Answer 18

People who have had a limb amputated may still experience sensation in the missing limb.

Question 19

Projection

Answer 19

The attribution of one’s own ideas and feelings to people and objects. This goes with Phantom Limb Sensation

Question 20

AFFERENT is

Answer 20

TOWARD the CNS

Question 21

EFFERENT is

Answer 21

AWAY FROM the CNS

Question 22

Perception is CONSCIOUS or SUBCONSCIOUS

Answer 22

ALWAYS CONSCIOUS

Question 23

What do SENSORY RECEPTORS do?

Answer 23

Detect stimulus = Change in the environment

Question 24

What is a MOTOR RESPONSE?

Answer 24

Motor Neurons conduct AWAY from the CNS (EFFERENT)

Question 25

What is a SENSATION?

Answer 25

Sensory Neurons conduct TOWARD the CNS (AFFERENT)

Conscious OR Subconscious awareness of a stimulus.

Question 26

A mechanism that produces PROJECTION

Answer 26

Phantom Limb

Question 27

Do THERMORECEPTORS ADAPT?

Answer 27

Yes

Question 28

Do PHOTORECEPTORS adapt?

Answer 28

Yes

Question 29

Do NOCICEPTORS ADAPT?

Answer 29

No

Question 30

Do Tactile Sensations include pain temperature or Proprioception?

Answer 30

No