Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

The capitate is _____ to the metacarpal bones

A

Distal

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2
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Which carpal bone is most commonly fractured?

A

Scaphoid

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3
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The passage of a sciatic nerve enters through this notch?

A

Greater

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4
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-Male pain over the face and neck region -traffic accident
-Constant and severe neck pain, left side,
-Pain Opening mouth swallowing or speaking, No sign of airway compromise
Which bone was fractured?

A

Hyoid

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5
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The pituitary gland would be held in ____ and the ____ Bone

A

Sphenoid and Stella Turcica

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6
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A DEXA scan, would be important for those who would be looking at

A

Bone density

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7
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C2 to C6 possesses bifid spinous process however which vertebrae would not have bifid spinous process?

A

C7

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8
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Ossification of the patella takes place at what age range?

A

3-6 yrs old

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9
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The limitation of rotation by the spine is performed by what vertebrae’s?

A

Lumbar

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10
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In a rare case, at 7 1/2 year-old child fell on his head and arrived at the emergency room with slight neck pain, which fracture would we be concerned with

A

Arch or burst fracture

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11
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Turn on chronic anemia, yellow bone marrow will convert to

A

Red bone marrow

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12
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Articulation takes place on the majority of thoracic vertebrae, except for

A

T11 and T12

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13
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The brain and spinal cord will meet at what opening of the cranium?

A

Foremen magnum

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14
Q

T/F
The hyoid Bone articulates with the mandible

A

False

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15
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Resistance to twisting movements is done by what portion of the spine?

A

Lumbar

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16
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A disc herniation that has sequestered will have what type of pain?

A

Mostly leg pain

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17
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The mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through which foreman

A

Ovale

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18
Q

The easiest way to fracture the coccyx would be what methods?

A

Hardball or childbirth

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19
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Skin examination showed a irregular shaped two-tone brown spot with ill-defined light brown to pink medial and we were borders in a dark brown central area localized on the upper left leg.

A

Melanoma

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20
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The pectoral girdle (thoracic cage) would not offer some protection to what organ?
Spleen, pancreas,kidney?

A

Pancreas

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21
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Which ribs are considered false ribs?

22
Q

Which bone is frequently fractured in a patient?

A

Clavicle

23
Q

What is the most common area for a fracture of the humerus?

A

Surgical neck

24
Q

Heberden nodes would be noted in what portion of the hand?

A

Distal Interphalangeal

25
The Fovea Capitis Plays an important role for the femur in what way?
Attachment an blood supply
26
Concavity of the anterior direction of the spine is describing?
Kyphosis
27
T/F C2 Contains the dens (odontiod process) that protects superiorly and serves as alternative body for C1?
True
28
The main weight-bearing bone of the crural (leg) region
Tibia
29
Most common metatarsal to fracture would be on which side of the foot?
Lateral side 
30
The Achilles tendon would attach to what bone?
Calcaneus
31
Hair follicles, sebaceous glands, and sweat glands would be noted in what type of skin
Thin
32
Melanocytes would occur only in what part of the stratum?
Basale
33
Tactile cells would be found in what layer of the epidermis?
Basal
34
Stratum ________ is noted as being resistant to abrasions, penetration, and water loss. Additionally, it will contain at times up to 30 layers of dead scaly keratinized cells.
Corneum
35
Stretch marks would be seen in what part of the dermis layer?
Reticular
36
The use of tissue from another location of the body would be called what in a skin graft?
Autograft
37
Clumping of melanin would be noted in what skin type?
Lighter skin
38
The lack of oxygenated blood to an area of skin would be classified as
Cyanosis
39
According to mode of secretion, which one deals with no part of the cell is lost with secretion?
Merocrine
40
An example of apocrine secretion would be which one? Salivary, mammary, sebaceous
Mammary
41
The most common type of carcinoma is
Basal cell
42
Second-degree burns will involve what aspect of the skin 
Epidermidis and dermis
43
The architectural of bone is determined by the mechanical Stress is placed on it. is describing what law?
Wolffs law
44
Abnormal calcification of tissues, such as Lungs, brain, eye, muscle, tendon or arteries, is describing what type of ossification?
Ectopic
45
Which bone would be looked at to see if a patient was strangled 
Hyoid
46
The liver will take D3 and add a hydroxyl group By doing this, what product would be obtained? 
Calcidiol
47
The child patient that shows inadequate calcitriol would result in having what type of condition
Rickets
48
A patient that is indicating mostly back pain, which show what type of disc herniation
Contained
49
The olfactory nerves will pass through which foramina
Cribiform
50
The anterior and posterior fontanelle would be seen in what period of time in a patient
Newborn
51
What type of cartilage is noted for intervertebral disc?
Fibrocartilage
52
When a patient suffers from a mastoid and temporal bruising and fracture after a traumatic incident, what clinical sign would we see on the patient?
Raccoon eyes and Battle sign