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ORTHOTIC FITTER ACTUAL EXAM 2024- 2025 WITH LATEST QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+ what are the 2 major divisions of bones - ANS-axial and appendicular how many bones does the axial skeleton have - ANS-80 what regions of the body make up the axial skeleton - ANS-skull, ribs, sternum and vertebral column how many bones does the appendicular skeleton have - ANS-126 Inguinal ligament - ANS-connective tissue in the groin region of body, supports soft tissues in the groin Internal abdominal obliques - ANS-flex the vertebral column

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ORTHOTIC FITTER ACTUAL EXAM 2024-
2025 WITH LATEST QUESTIONS AND
100% CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+




what are the 2 major divisions of bones - ANS-axial and appendicular



how many bones does the axial skeleton have - ANS-80



what regions of the body make up the axial skeleton - ANS-skull, ribs, sternum and vertebral column



how many bones does the appendicular skeleton have - ANS-126

Inguinal ligament - ANS-connective tissue in the groin region of body, supports soft tissues in the groin



Internal abdominal obliques - ANS-flex the vertebral column

, Rectus abdominis - ANS-abs, extend along the length of the abdomen



thoracolumbar fascia - ANS-large portion of back muscles

what regions of the body make up the appendicular skeleton - ANS-upper limbs, lower limbs, pelvic
girdle and pectoral girdle



what is the only movable joint in the skull - ANS-mandible



what makes up the cranium and what is its function - ANS-superior bones of the skull, protects the brain
from damage



what makes up the facial bones and what is their function - ANS-the anterior and inferior bones of the
skull, support the eyes, nose and mouth



how many vertebrae make up vertebral column, what are the regions - ANS-26, thoracic, cervical,
lumbar, sacrum and coccyx



what is the sternum - ANS-breastbone, think, knife shaped bone located along the midline of the
anterior side of the thoracic region



what does the sternum connect to and by what - ANS-the ribs by thin bands of costal cartilage



how many pairs of ribs are in the human body - ANS-12



what makes up the ribcage - ANS-sternum and ribs



what are the first 7 ribs known as and why - ANS-true ribs because they connect the thoracic vertebrae
directly to the sternum by a band of costal cartilage



what are the 8, 9 and 10th ribs known as and why - ANS-false ribs because they connect to the sternum
by cartilage that connects to band of cartilage of the 7th rib

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