For All of The Questions Upper Limp
For All of The Questions Upper Limp
For All of The Questions Upper Limp
2. Most of the
muscles that act on A. trapezius
the shoulder girdle B. teres minor
and upper limb C. latissimus dorsi
joints are supplied D. rhomboid major
by branches of the E. levator scapulae
brachial plexus.
Which of the
following is not?
3. Increasing
muscle mass and
tone is the aim of
many people who
work out at the A. depression of the scapula
gym. This is done B. abduction of the arm
by contracting the C. extension of the arm
muscle against D. flexion of the arm
resistance. If you E. lateral rotation of the arm
want to increase the
muscle mass of the
latissimus dorsi
muscle, which of
the following actions
would you be most
likely to perform?
A. it receives its motor supply from the median
nerve
4. The TRUE B. it contains the profunda brachii artery and
statement about the radial nerve
posterior C. it contains a single elbow flexor
compartment of the D. its major artery is the brachial
arm is: E. it contains the ulnar nerve in its distal part
A. abduction
6. The major B. flexion
function of the C. adduction
muscles in the D. medial rotation
anterior E. lateral rotation
compartment of the
forearm is:
7. This is a
radiographic image
of the left shoulder.
Which letter
identifies the
coracoid process?
8. This is a
radiographic image
of the wrist and
hand. Which letter
identifies the hook
of the hamate?
A. cephalic vein
B. basilic vein
9. A structure found C. brachial vein
in the deltopectoral D. radial vein
groove is the: E. musculocutaneous nerve
A 52-year-old man was brought to the emergency room after being found
in the park where he had apparently lain overnight after a fall. He
complained of severe pain in the left arm. Physical examination suggested
a broken humerus, which was confirmed radiologically. The patient was
able to extend the forearm at the elbow, but supination appeared
somewhat weak; the hand grasp was very weak when compared with the
uninjured arm. Neurologic examination revealed an inability to extend the
wrist ("wrist drop"). Since these findings pointed to apparent nerve
damage, the patient was scheduled for a surgical reduction of the fracture.
13. The
observations that A. posterior division of the brachial plexus
extension at the B. posterior cord of the brachial plexus in the axilla
elbow appeared C. radial nerve at the distal third of the humerus
normal, but D. radial nerve injury in the vicinity of the head of
supination of the the radius
forearm weak, E. radial nerve in the mid-forearm
warrants
localization of the
nerve to the:
14. In this patient, A. pronator teres
paralysis of the B. brachioradialis
supinator muscle C. pronator quadratus
only slightly affects D. biceps brachii
the ability to E. triceps brachii
supinate due to the
unimpaired action of
the:
A. abduction
15. The thumb B. adduction
action that C. extension
is totally affected D. flexion
by radial nerve E. opposition
trauma is:
22. trochlea
23. deltoid
tuberosity
24. greater
tuberosity
A. deltoid
B. teres minor
25. The uppermost C. teres major
part of the rotator D. subscapularis
cuff of the shoulder E. supraspinatus
is the tendon of the:
A. trapezium
B. trapezoid
27. Which of the C. capitate
following wrist D. hamate
bones is found in E. scaphoid
the proximal row?
A. latissimus dorsi
B. pectoralis major
29. The muscle that C. subscapularis
forms the bulk of D. teres minor
the anterior axillary E. teres major
fold is the:
A. medial
31. The ulnar nerve B. lateral
is a branch of which C. posterior
cord of the brachial
plexus?
A. axillary
35. Which nerve is B. radial
probably damaged if C. musculocutaneous
a patient cannot D. median
abduct the arm E. ulnar
beyond 25 degrees?
A. median nerve
B. radial nerve
38. Loss of C. ulnar nerve
pronation of the D. intercostobrachial nerve
hand suggests a E. musculocutaneous nerve
lesion of the:
A. costocervical
B. vertebral
43. A branch of the C. dorsal scapular
axillary artery is D. suprascapular
the: E. subscapular
A. axillary
46. Which artery B. brachial
accompanies the C. ulnar
radial nerve to D. profunda brachii
supply the posterior E. radial
compartment of the
arm?
A. ulnar
49. When taking the B. profunda brachii
blood pressure, the C. axillary
stethoscope is D. brachial
usually paced on E. radial
which artery?
A. radial
B. median forearm
50. The superficial C. axillary
vein that runs up D. cephalic
the ulnar side of the E. basilic
upper limb is the:
A. median
63. The nerve most B. axillary
likely to be C. radial
traumatized with a D. ulnar
fracture of the E. profunda brachii
surgical neck of the
humerus is the:
A. teres minor
67. The only rotator B. infraspinatus
cuff muscle that C. supraspinatus
does not contribute D. subscapularis
to rotation of the
arm is the:
A. ligamenta flava
B. interspinal ligaments
74. The anterior C. posterior longitudinal ligament
wall of the vertebral D. anterior longitudinal ligament
canal is formed by: E. ligamentum nuchae
A. trapezius
75. The muscle B. serratus anterior
attached to the C. rhomboideus major
whole length of the D. deltoid
scapular spine is E. infraspinatus
the:
A. levator scapulae
78. All of the B. rhomboideus major
following muscles C. teres major
attach to the medial D. serratus anterior
border of the E. rhomboideus minor
scapula, EXCEPT
the:
81.Fracture of the
medial epicondyle of
the humerus
82. Fracture of the
surgical neck of the
humerus
83. Mid-shaft
humeral fracture
84. Anterior
dislocation of the
lunate
Match the following
muscles with their
appropriate
innervation.
This is an anterior
view of the left
elbow. Match the
lettered items with
the following:
91. trochlea
92. insertion of
brachialis muscle
93. insertion of
biceps brachii
muscle
94. capitulum
95. common origin
of flexor muscles of
hand
96. Match the
lettered items with
the numbered
statements.
Questions 105 - 107 refer to the diagrams. The diagrams on the right
show an area of anesthesia occurring after a cut (shown by the red arrow
and dotted line) in the lower left figure). Nerve regeneration over a period
of 4 (left column) to 93 (right column) weeks indicates a reduced area of
anesthesia as shown. Assume only nerves are cut and not any tendons.
105. The injured
nerve is the:
A. radial
B. median
C. musculocutan
eous
D. ulnar
E. median
recurrent
107. In most
patients,
accompanying initial
motor changes
would include some
weakness in thumb
A. abduction
B. adduction
C. opposition
D. extension
E. flexion
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