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AHPT 800 Lecture 2 Exam Questions And
Correct Answers
The pectoralis major complex has myofascial expansions directly into which of the
following structures? - Answer Rectus Sheath

Brachial Fascia

Type I collagen fiber makes up the primary component of the wound bed at what stage
of wound healing? - Answer Remodeling

Type III collagen fiber makes up the primary component of the wound bed at what stage
of wound healing? - Answer Hemostasis

Melanocytes are found in which of the following layers of the epidermis? - Answer
Stratum basale

What functions are provided by the skin ligaments (fibrous septa or retinacula cutis) of
the subcutaneous layer? - Answer Allow skin to be flexible yet resistant to mechanical
load from multiple directions

Maintain patency of superficial blood vessels

Prevent displacement of neurovascular structures when skin is tractioned

What is the deepest structure to which a fingernail is attached? - Answer Periosteum

What are the characteristics of aponeurotic fascia? - Answer Aponeurotic fascia,
especially retinacula around joints, is highly innervated with Pacinian and Ruffini
corpuscles which may play a role in proprioceptive function

Hyaluranan is the lubricant which allows aponeurotic fascia to glide relative to
surrounding tissues during movement

Includes myofascial expansions that transmit forces from one region to another across
a distance

What muscles tie directly into the thoracolumbar fascia - Answer Internal oblique

Latissimus dorsi

Transverse abdominis

What occurs in hemostasis? - Answer Fibrin-Fibronectin Clot Formation

What occurs in inflammation? - Answer Neutrophils and monocytes are recruited to the
wound site

What occurs in proliferation? - Answer Granulation tissue organizes into and

, microvascular network

Re-epithelialization progresses from the margins of the wound inwards

What occurs in remodeling? - Answer Proportion of type I collagen increases relative to
type III collagen

Fibroblasts differentiate into myoblasts and play a role in wound contraction

What are the characteristics of aponeurotic fascia vs epimysial fascia? - Answer Has a
well-defined fibrous sheath

transmits tension and muscular forces over a distance

contains a significat amount of hyaluranan (epimysial too)

connected to underlying muscles via myofascial expansions

What are the characteristics of epimysial fascia? - Answer Contains a significant amount
of hyaluranan

has a tight adherence to underlying muscles

transmits forces between adjacent synergistic muscle fiber bundles

What is the role of fascia in motor control? - Answer Due to its intimate relationship to
the muscle, epimysial fascia play a role in proprioception based on relationship to
muscle spindles

Myofascial expansions allow reciprocal feedback between muscles and fascia

Aponeurotic fascia is well innervated with mechanoreceptors, especially in the joint
retinaculae providing proprioceptive information about joint position

Which types of burns have the potential to heal without the need for skin grafting? -
Answer Superficial burn affecting the epidermis

Deep Partial-Thickness burn with slow capillary refill

Which types of burns need for skin grafting for healing potential? - Answer Subdermal
burn with invasion into muscle

Full thickness burn with no blanching

Superficial Partial-Thickness burn with blanchable erythema

Where does the costal tubercle of the rib articulate with in the vertebra? - Answer The
costal tubercle of the rib articulates with the transverse process of the vertebra with the
same number (e.g. 7th rib, transverse process of T7 vertebra

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