BIOS 1300 Lab Exam 2 Questions with
Correct Answers
"Side-ways" bending of the trunk is called... - ----ANS:Lateral flexion
A joint capsule has a fibrous layer that attaches to the _____ _____ -
----ANS:Articulating bones
An example of scapular elevation is... - ----ANS:Raising the shoulders
(working the traps)
ATP is broken down into what two things for energy? - ----ANS:ADP &
phosphate (P)
Bringing the border of the scapulae closer together is an example of ... -
----ANS:Retraction
Bursa (increases/decreases) friction between structures that cross a joint -
----ANS:Decreases
Ca++ (leaves/enters) the SR - ----ANS:leaves
Can you palpate the acromion? - ----ANS:NO
Can you palpate the spine of the scapula? - ----ANS:YES
Clenching your jaw causes what movement? - ----ANS:Depression
Define a Closed reduction non-invasive fixation - ----ANS:Bring the fracture
ends in alignment without surgery or devices
Define Closed reduction external fixation - ----ANS:Device outside the skin
that screws into the bone fragments to maintain alignment
Define dislocation - ----ANS:An injury where articulations have no contact with
each other
Define false ribs - ----ANS:Indirectly attached to the sternal body
, Define Floating ribs - ----ANS:Floating ribs are not attached at all
Define genu valgus legs - ----ANS:Where the MCL is loosened and legs are
bowed inward
Define genu varus legs - ----ANS:Where the LCL is loosened and legs bow
outward
Define ORIF (open reduction internal fixation) - ----ANS:Surgery is required to
align the fracture
Define reduction - ----ANS:Restoration of bones into anatomical alignment
(relocating dislocated bone)
Define Subluxation - ----ANS:An injury where there's partial contact between
articular surfaces of the bones
Define the action of a muscle - ----ANS:Joint that is moved
Define the insertion of a muscle - ----ANS:Moves with the contractions
Define the origin of a muscle - ----ANS:Fixed attachment of a bone
Define true ribs - ----ANS:Directly attached to the sternal body
Does the fibula participate in the movement in the knee joint? - ----ANS:NO
Doing sit-ups causes movement in which plane? - ----ANS:Sagittal
False ribs are ribs __ to __ - ----ANS:8 - 10
Flexion of the elbow occurs in which plane? - ----ANS:Sagittal
Floating ribs are ribs ___ & ___ - ----ANS:11 & 12
Forearm supination occurs in which plane? - ----ANS:Transverse
Glenohumeral abduction is moving the humerus ____ from the body in the
____ plane - ----ANS:Away;
Correct Answers
"Side-ways" bending of the trunk is called... - ----ANS:Lateral flexion
A joint capsule has a fibrous layer that attaches to the _____ _____ -
----ANS:Articulating bones
An example of scapular elevation is... - ----ANS:Raising the shoulders
(working the traps)
ATP is broken down into what two things for energy? - ----ANS:ADP &
phosphate (P)
Bringing the border of the scapulae closer together is an example of ... -
----ANS:Retraction
Bursa (increases/decreases) friction between structures that cross a joint -
----ANS:Decreases
Ca++ (leaves/enters) the SR - ----ANS:leaves
Can you palpate the acromion? - ----ANS:NO
Can you palpate the spine of the scapula? - ----ANS:YES
Clenching your jaw causes what movement? - ----ANS:Depression
Define a Closed reduction non-invasive fixation - ----ANS:Bring the fracture
ends in alignment without surgery or devices
Define Closed reduction external fixation - ----ANS:Device outside the skin
that screws into the bone fragments to maintain alignment
Define dislocation - ----ANS:An injury where articulations have no contact with
each other
Define false ribs - ----ANS:Indirectly attached to the sternal body
, Define Floating ribs - ----ANS:Floating ribs are not attached at all
Define genu valgus legs - ----ANS:Where the MCL is loosened and legs are
bowed inward
Define genu varus legs - ----ANS:Where the LCL is loosened and legs bow
outward
Define ORIF (open reduction internal fixation) - ----ANS:Surgery is required to
align the fracture
Define reduction - ----ANS:Restoration of bones into anatomical alignment
(relocating dislocated bone)
Define Subluxation - ----ANS:An injury where there's partial contact between
articular surfaces of the bones
Define the action of a muscle - ----ANS:Joint that is moved
Define the insertion of a muscle - ----ANS:Moves with the contractions
Define the origin of a muscle - ----ANS:Fixed attachment of a bone
Define true ribs - ----ANS:Directly attached to the sternal body
Does the fibula participate in the movement in the knee joint? - ----ANS:NO
Doing sit-ups causes movement in which plane? - ----ANS:Sagittal
False ribs are ribs __ to __ - ----ANS:8 - 10
Flexion of the elbow occurs in which plane? - ----ANS:Sagittal
Floating ribs are ribs ___ & ___ - ----ANS:11 & 12
Forearm supination occurs in which plane? - ----ANS:Transverse
Glenohumeral abduction is moving the humerus ____ from the body in the
____ plane - ----ANS:Away;
