Exss 175 exam - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Knee flexion occurs about which axis? - Medial/Lateral axis -- Saggital plane Shoulder abduction occurs in which plane? - Frontal The dorsal surface of an anatomical structure is also called the ______________ surface. - Posterior What is released from the sarcoplasmic reticulum that initiates sarcomere contraction? - calcium What structure connects the muscle belly to its attachment sites on the bone? - tendon The ability of a muscle to return its normal length is called what? - elasticity...

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EXSS 175 Final Exam Practice Questions and Answers All Correct The frontal bone of the skull: A. Articulates with all of the other cranial bones B. is the superior border of the eye orbit C. contains the mastoid process D. includes the external auditory meatus which house the auditory bones E. all of these are correct - Answer-B. is the superior border of the eye orbit When you are sitting normally in a chair, upon which bone does your weight rest? A. coccyx B. sacrum C. ilium D...

EXSS 175 Final Exam Questions with Correct Answers The frontal bone of the skull - Answer-is the superior border of the eye orbit When you are sitting normally in a chair, on what bone does your weight rest? - Answer- ischium T/F: In thoracic vertebrae, the tubercle of the rib articulates with the facet on the transverse process whereas the head of the rib articulates with the body of the vertebrae - Answer-true the sagittal plane divides the body into - Answer-right and left portions ...

EXSS 175-002 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Anatomical Position - Answer-To stand erect with arms at the sides and palms of the hands turned forward. Feet parallel Sagittal Plane - Answer-divides body into left and right Transverse plane - Answer-divides the body into superior and inferior parts Frontal plane - Answer-Divides the body into front and back portions. Anterior - Answer-front of the body Posterior - Answer-back of body Medial - Answer-toward the midline L...

EXSS 175 Joints Exam Questions with Correct Answers Which classification of joints lack a synovial cavity? - Answer-Cartilaginous and fibrous Which classification of joints have a synovial cavity? - Answer-Synovial What is the term for immovable joints? - Answer-Synarthrosis What is the term for slightly movable joints? - Answer-Amphiarthrosis What is the term for freely movable joints? - Answer-Diarthrosis Which classification of joints are synarthrotic? - Answer-Fibrous and c...

EXSS 175 Exam 3 Questions with Correct Answers (1) The cardiovascular system consists of - Answer-the heart, vessels, blood, and the circulation Peripheral circulation - Answer-blood supply for the extremities Cerebral circulation - Answer-blood supply for the brain Coronary circulation - Answer-blood supply to the heart muscle Main function of the heart - Answer-to move the blood through the vessels by contraction of muscle The heart pumps over million gallons of blood per yea...

EXSS 175 Lecture 10: The Digestive System Exam Practice Questions and Answers (100% Pass)

The ability to smell food is due to what cranial nerve? a. trochlear b. facial c. trigeminal d. olfactory - correct answer Olfactory The action of posts major is: extension of the thing & extension of the trunk true false - correct answer False All of the following are synovial joint characteristics except? a. have a synovial cavity b. have a joint capsule c. have articular cartalidge d. have a synovial membrance e. have minimal or no movement - correct answer Have m...

The frontal bone of the skull - is the superior border to the eye orbit When you are sitting normally in a chair, your weight rests on - ischium In thoracic vertebrae, the tubercle of the rib articulates with the facet on the transverse process whereas the head of the ribs articulates with the body of the vertebrae - true the sagittal plane divides the body into - right and left portions the vertebral column - A. consists of bones called vertebrae and fibrocartilaginous discs B. includes...