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Barry BMS - Gross Anatomy COMPInferior thyroid artery - answer The superior and
inferior parathyroid
glands lie approximately 1
cm superiorly and 1 cm
inferiorly to the
___________.
cost diaphragmatic recess - answer You are caring for a 70
year old male who has
copious amounts of fluid
in the left pleural cavity
due to acute pleurisy.
When you examine him as
he sits up in bed (trunk
upright) where would the
fluid tend to accumulate?
Innervated by a branch of the
maxillary division CNV (CNV2)
*True facts: has a divided
synovial joint cavity, stabilized by
an intrinsic lateral ligament,
formed by the articulation of the
condyle of the mandible with the
mandibular fossa of the
temporal bone, medial to the
joint capsule is an extrinsic
sphenomandibular ligament - answerAll of the following are
TRUE concerning the
temporomandibular joint
EXCEPT
Acromioclavicular
Supporting ligaments:
Transverse humeral,
glenohumeral, coracohumeral - answerAll of the following
ligaments support the
glenohumeral joint
EXCEPT:
,Brachioradialis
Muscular components: pronator
teres, flexor digitorum
superficialis, flexor carpi radialis,
flexor pollicis longus - answerAll of the following
muscles are considered to
be components of the
anterior compartment of
the fore arm EXCEPT:
The ulna articulates with the
triquetrum and lunate
True facts: The radius articulates
with the scaphoid, lunate and
triquetrum, the radiocarpal joint
is capable of flexion and
extension movements,
Reinforced by the radial
collateral ligament, the palmar
radiocarpal ligament is the major
support of the joint on the
anterior (palmar) side - answerAll of the following
statements are true of
radiocarpal joint (wrist
joint) EXCEPT:
Choroid
True structures include: dentin,
enamel, cementum, pulp cavity - answerAll of the following
structures comprise the
tooth EXCEPT?
Mylohyoid - answerAll of the following supra- or
infrahyoid muscles are innervated
either by the ansa cervicalis or the
root of C1 as it runs with the
hypoglossal nerve EXCEPT
Lateral thoracic
Contributing arteries:
dorsal scapular,
circumflex scapular,
suprascapular,
thoracoacromial - answerAll of these arteries may contribute
to the blood supply around the
scapula EXCEPT
,Right ventricle - answerThe anterior (sternocostal) surface
of the heart is formed primarily by:
Thyrocervical and
external carotid - answerThe blood supply to the thyroid
gland is from arterial branches of
the __________ trunk and the ________
artery
Pulmonary veins - left
atrium - answerBlood with high oxygen content
returns to the heart from the lungs
via ____ and enters into the ____-
Articular disc - answerThe capsule of the
temporomandibular joint is
separated into an upper and lower
compartment by what structure?
Suboccipital - posterior
- C1 - answerA cervical fracture has damaged
the nerve responsible for the
innervation of the muscles that
comprise the suboccipital triangle.
The nerve is known as the
___________ which is the _______
ramus of spinal cervical nerve
______
The posterior rami of
cervical spinal nerves
only supply muscles in
the posterior region of
the neck - answerCervical spinal nerves fulfill all of
the following characteristics
EXCEPT:
Bronchopumonary
lymph nodes -
tracheobronchial
lymph nodes -
bronchomediastinal
lymph trunk - venous
angle - superior vena
cava - (end cut off) - answerChoose the best answer that
, describes the lymphatic flow from
the visceral pleura and
parenchyma to the venous
circulation, and eventually to the
heart
Cornea -> aqueous
humor -> lens - answerChoose the best sequence (from
superficial to deep) of structures
comprising the refractive media of
the eye.
Pectoralis minor muscle - answerThe clavipectoral fascia envelopes
the
Spine of scapula - answerContinuation of which of the
following structures forms the
acromion of the scapula
Posterior border of
the
sternocleidomastoid
muscle - answerThe cutaneous (sensory) branches of
the cervical plexus originates from
Left marginal vein - answerDetermine the branch of the
coronary venous system that does
not drain into the coronary sinus
High-oxygen blood
in the aorta can
directly enter into
the pulmonary
artery - answerDetermine the case that best
describes what could occur with a
remaining patent-ductus arteriosus
in the adult?
Maxillary artery - answerDetermine the correct structure
coursing through the
pterygomaxillary fissure
Superior cervical - answerHorner's Syndrome is a condition
characterized by drooping of eyelid
(ptosis), constriction of the pupil
(miosis), and loss of facial sweating
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