Exam 1

Question 1

1.)

Answer 1

triceps (long head)

Question 2

2.)

Answer 2

radial nerve (found in between lateral and long head of triceps)

Question 3

5.)

Answer 3

triceps (lateral head)

Question 4

1.)

Answer 4

posterior circumflex humeral artery (thick band running horizontally underneath the deltoid)

Question 5

1.)

Answer 5

axillary nerve (smaller band above the posterior circumflex humeral artery)

Question 6

2.)

Answer 6

posterior circumflex humeral artery

Question 7

1.)

Answer 7

median nerve (can also be seen running along middle of anterior forearm; attaches to hand in the middle; deep to flexor digitorum superficialis muscle)

Question 8

1.)

Answer 8

ulnar nerve (starts medially on upper arm then crosses arm over elbow and runs down pinky side)

Question 9

2.)

Answer 9

radial artery (found running along the thumb side, medial, of forearm)

Question 10

3.)

Answer 10

ulnar artery (found running along pinky side, lateral, of forearm)

Question 11

1.)

Answer 11

flexor retinaculum (wrist band on anterior side)

Question 12

2.)

Answer 12

palmar aponeurosis (fascia triangle on anterior side)

Question 13

1.)

Answer 13

Hypothenar (muscles on ulnar, palmar side of hand)

Question 14

2.)

Answer 14

thenar (muscles on radial, palmar side of hand)

Question 15

1.)

Answer 15

palmaris longus (most superficial muscles that connects to palmar aponeurosis)

Question 16

4.)

Answer 16

flexor digitorum superficialis (deep to palmaris longus; 4 tendons that flex fingers at intermediate part of digits)

Question 17

5.)

Answer 17

flexor digitorum profundus (deep to superficialis; 4 tendons that flex rings at distal part of digits)

Question 18

6.)

Answer 18

flexor pollicis longus (medial; one tendon that flexes thumb)

Question 19

1.)

Answer 19

proper digital arteries (arteries running long tips of digits)

Question 20

2.)

Answer 20

common digital artery (arteries running along carpal bones)

Question 21

3.)

Answer 21

superficial palmar arch (loops around palm superficially)

Question 22

4.)

Answer 22

superficial branch of radial artery (portion of radial artery right before loop of superficial branch)

Question 23

5.)

Answer 23

deep palmar arch (loops around palm; deep to superficial arch)

Question 24

1.)

Answer 24

synovial sheath of digit (surrounds digit)

Question 25

orange

Answer 25

gluteus maximus (fibers running horizontally)

Question 26

green

Answer 26

gluteus medius (fibers running vertically)

Question 27

1.)

Answer 27

sciatic nerve (super thick nerve going into buttock area; branches into two around the back of the knee)

Question 28

1.)

Answer 28

common peroneal nerve (the lateral branch of the sciatic nerve)

Question 29

2.)

Answer 29

tibial nerve (the medial branch of the sciatic nerve)

Question 30

1.)

Answer 30

semitendinosus (medial; superficial to membranosus; has large tendon)

Question 31

2.)

Answer 31

semimembranosus (medial and deep to tendinosus)

Question 32

3.)

Answer 32

biceps femoris (most lateral)

Question 33

1.)

Answer 33

small saphenous vein (runs vertically along posterior side of lower leg)

Question 34

1.)

Answer 34

popliteal artery (extension of the femoral artery; more medial to sciatic nerve, artery smaller than vein)

Question 35

2.)

Answer 35

anterior tibial artery (branches off from popliteal artery; looks to go lateral to possibly go to the front)

Question 36

3.)

Answer 36

peroneal (fibular) artery (branch off popliteal artery and goes medial)

Question 37

4.)

Answer 37

posterior tibial artery (branches off from popliteal artery; looks to stay running posteriorly)

Question 38

1.)

Answer 38

gastrocnemius (most superficial of calf)

Question 39

2.)

Answer 39

soleus (deep to gastrocnemius)

Question 40

3.)

Answer 40

calcaneal tendon (achilles tendon)

Question 41

1.)

Answer 41

axillary vein (near clavicle, more superficial than axillary artery)

Question 42

2.)

Answer 42

axillary artery (near clavicle, more deep than axillary vein)

Question 43

1.)

Answer 43

cephalic vein (formed from a branch of the axillary vein)

Question 44

2.)

Answer 44

basilic vein (continuation of the axillary vein)

Question 45

1.)

Answer 45

brachial artery (continuation of axillary artery)

Question 46

yellow

Answer 46

radial artery (branch of axillary artery)

Question 47

blue

Answer 47

ulnar artery (branch of axillary artery)

Question 48

1.)

Answer 48

musculocutaenous nerve (most lateral branch of M)

Question 49

2.)

Answer 49

median nerve (middle branch of M)

Question 50

3.)

Answer 50

ulnar nerve (most medial branch of M)

Question 51

1.)

Answer 51

radial nerve

Question 52

2.)

Answer 52

axillary nerve

Question 53

1.)

Answer 53

tibialis anterior (lateral muscle directly against tibia)

Question 54

2.)

Answer 54

extensor digitorum longus (lateral to the tibialis anterior)

Question 55

3.)

Answer 55

fibularis longus (most lateral muscle)

Question 56

1.)

Answer 56

great saphenous vein (lots of branches on the medial side of the calf)

Question 57

1.)

Answer 57

femoral nerve (NAV)

Question 58

2.)

Answer 58

femoral artery (NAV)

Question 59

3.)

Answer 59

femoral vein (NAV)

Question 60

1.)

Answer 60

superficial fibular nerve (lateral branch of common fibular nerve)

Question 61

3.)

Answer 61

deep fibular nerve (medial branch of common fibular nerve)

Question 62

2.)

Answer 62

anterior tibial artery (behind tibialis anterior)

Question 63

1.)

Answer 63

dorsalis pedis artery (on top of foot)

Question 64

1.)

Answer 64

lateral meniscus

Question 65

2.)

Answer 65

medial meniscus

Question 66

3.)

Answer 66

anterior cruciate ligament (ACL)