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Anatomy Exam 2 Review Latest Update - 85 Exam Questions with 100% Verified Correct Answers with Guaranteed A+ Verified by Professor
- CORRECT ANSWER: winged scapula
A compression of a nerve root in the cervical spine,typically caused by a bulging or herniated disc, that can result in paresthesia or motor loss in the upper extremity. -
CORRECT ANSWER: cervical radiculopathy
a condition involving nodular thickening of palmar aponeurosis - CORRECT ANSWER: Dupeytron's contracture
a condition known as - CORRECT ANSWER: trigger finger
a conditions that results in a "popeye arm", head of muscle that rolls down - CORRECT
ANSWER: rupture of long head of biceps brachii
a constriction of the humerus, below greater & lesser tubercle, that is frequent site of
fracture - CORRECT ANSWER: surgical neck
a kind of grasp in which the fingers flex at the MPJ but remain extended at IPJ -
CORRECT ANSWER: lumbrical grip
a nerve that emerges from the nerve root of c5 and innervates the rhomboids and
levator scapulae - CORRECT ANSWER: dorsal scapular nerve
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a should test that, when positive, indicates injury to subscapularis (can't do it) -
CORRECT ANSWER: lift-off test
a special test for anterior shoulder stability in which the arm is abducted at 90 degrees and slowly, gently externally rotated while watching for a change in facial expression -
CORRECT ANSWER: apprehension test
All of the following muscles are part of the rotator cuff muscles except the:
- Infraspinatus
- Supraspinatus
- Deltoid
D. Teres minor - CORRECT ANSWER: Deltoid
although referred to as a 'shoulder separation', this not an injury to the shoulder joint -
CORRECT ANSWER: AC Joint sprain, AC joint separation
an electrical test used to determine the location of a brachial plexus injury - CORRECT
ANSWER: nerve conduction study
an inflammation of the tendon that lies in the intertubercular groove - CORRECT
ANSWER: bicipital tendinitis
an injury to the brachial plexus at the lower trunk or C8-T root levels indicated by
forearm supination - CORRECT ANSWER: Klumpke's Palsy
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