Intro to terminology

Question 1

Wrist bone movement

Answer 1

Gliding

Question 2

Chin to Chest, Face forward, Looking up

Answer 2

Flexion, Extension, Hyperextension

Question 3

Moving arm laterally upwards

Answer 3

Abduction

Question 4

Moving arm medially downwards

Answer 4

Adduction

Question 5

Making a circle with your feed

Answer 5

Circumduction

Question 6

Toe up

Answer 6

Dorsiflexion

Question 7

Toe down

Answer 7

Plantar flexion

Question 8

Heel in

Answer 8

Inversion

Question 9

Heel out

Answer 9

Eversion

Question 10

Radius over ulna (palm down)

Answer 10

Pronation

Question 11

Parallel Radius and Ulna (palm up)

Answer 11

Supination

Question 12

Jaw out

Answer 12

Protraction

Question 13

Jaw in

Answer 13

Retraction

Question 14

Close mouth

Answer 14

Elevation

Question 15

Open Mouth

Answer 15

Depression

Question 16

Thumb to Index Finger

Answer 16

Opposition

Question 17

Leg

Answer 17

Knee to feet

Question 18

Arm

Answer 18

Shoulder to elbow

Question 19

Circuit

Answer 19

Heart to heart (systemic and pulmonary are the two)

Question 20

Heart function

Answer 20

deliver O2 and nutrients, remove CO2 and waste

Question 21

Lymphatic system

Answer 21

Blind end sacs pull in EC fluid at capillary plexis. Lymph drains into venous system at angle between inner jugular and subclavian.

Question 22

Dermatomes + Myotomes

Answer 22

Derm = sensory, Myo = motor. Subsets of nerves that go to the same region and control the same muscles (from specific spinal region)

Question 23

Spine offshoots

Answer 23

Dorsal rootlets come together to dorsal root. Root ganglion, ventral is also present. Anterior and posterior root comes together to spinal nerve, which branches into ramuses.

Question 24

Pulse points on head

Answer 24

Temporal, TMJ, Point, Carotid, Facial