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BPK 241 Questions with Answers (100%
Correct Answers)
This complication following head injury results in slow accumulation of blood
between the dura matter and the brain Answer: Subdural Hematoma
The hip, similar to the shoulder, is what type of joint? Answer: Ball and Socket
& Synovial
The 8th cervical nerve travels between which vertebrae Answer: 7th cervical &
1st thoracic
Knee flexion/extension is a combination of these movements Answer:
Rotation / Rolling & Glide
The muscles responsible for hip ABD include Answer: Gluteus M,M,M & TFL
A life threatening injury in which air enters the thorax through the rib cage /
from lung resulting in lung collapse Answer: Open/Closed Pneumothorax
This injury can be a delayed consequence of scrotal contusion Answer:
Traumatic Hydrocele
The tibia & femur doe these movements during terminal knee extension
("screw home" locking mechanism) Answer: Internal rotation of femur &
External rotation of tibia
This ligament prevents anterior translation of tibia Answer: ACL (anterior
cruciate ligament)
Significant swelling with a knee injury suggests its intracapsular. Possibilities
include: Answer: Meniscus, ACL, PCL
This structure in the knee has good blood supply, poor blood supply, no blood
supply. Name and describe Answer: Meniscus. Outer 1/3 has good BS, middle
1/3 has okay BS, Inner 1/3 has no direct BS
, 2
This degree of sprain in the knee has pain, tenderness, limp, swelling, "snap" as
well as moderate increased laxity w/ a firm end point. Answer: Grade 2 Knee
sprain
A complication of hip fracture when blood supply to the femoral is cut off?
Answer: Avascular necrosis of the femoral head
The femoral & sciatic nerves arise from these nerve roots Answer: L2 - L4
(femoral)
L4 - S3 (sciatic)
The inner gelatinous portion of the intervertebral disc Answer: Nucleus
Pulposus
The transversospinalis is a muscle group attaching to the spine. When one side
contracts it acts to Answer: Laterally flex to the same side & rotation towards
the contralateral side
The diaphragm & external intercostals are the primary muscles of respiration.
What is another primary muscle of respiration? Answer: SCM
(sternocleidomastoid)
The hernia is reducible although it's difficult and an individual cans still hear
bowel sounds when listening with a stethoscope Answer: An Incarcerated
Hernia
The Boundaries of the thorax include Answer: Neck, diaphragm, ribs, vertebrae
& sternum
Thorax sprain/strain as well as rib fracture is associated with difficulty taking a
deep breath Answer: Dyspnea
Of the 12 pairs of ribs, describe their attachments (or lack thereof) to the
sternum Answer: True 1-7
False 8-10 (share attachments)
BPK 241 Questions with Answers (100%
Correct Answers)
This complication following head injury results in slow accumulation of blood
between the dura matter and the brain Answer: Subdural Hematoma
The hip, similar to the shoulder, is what type of joint? Answer: Ball and Socket
& Synovial
The 8th cervical nerve travels between which vertebrae Answer: 7th cervical &
1st thoracic
Knee flexion/extension is a combination of these movements Answer:
Rotation / Rolling & Glide
The muscles responsible for hip ABD include Answer: Gluteus M,M,M & TFL
A life threatening injury in which air enters the thorax through the rib cage /
from lung resulting in lung collapse Answer: Open/Closed Pneumothorax
This injury can be a delayed consequence of scrotal contusion Answer:
Traumatic Hydrocele
The tibia & femur doe these movements during terminal knee extension
("screw home" locking mechanism) Answer: Internal rotation of femur &
External rotation of tibia
This ligament prevents anterior translation of tibia Answer: ACL (anterior
cruciate ligament)
Significant swelling with a knee injury suggests its intracapsular. Possibilities
include: Answer: Meniscus, ACL, PCL
This structure in the knee has good blood supply, poor blood supply, no blood
supply. Name and describe Answer: Meniscus. Outer 1/3 has good BS, middle
1/3 has okay BS, Inner 1/3 has no direct BS
, 2
This degree of sprain in the knee has pain, tenderness, limp, swelling, "snap" as
well as moderate increased laxity w/ a firm end point. Answer: Grade 2 Knee
sprain
A complication of hip fracture when blood supply to the femoral is cut off?
Answer: Avascular necrosis of the femoral head
The femoral & sciatic nerves arise from these nerve roots Answer: L2 - L4
(femoral)
L4 - S3 (sciatic)
The inner gelatinous portion of the intervertebral disc Answer: Nucleus
Pulposus
The transversospinalis is a muscle group attaching to the spine. When one side
contracts it acts to Answer: Laterally flex to the same side & rotation towards
the contralateral side
The diaphragm & external intercostals are the primary muscles of respiration.
What is another primary muscle of respiration? Answer: SCM
(sternocleidomastoid)
The hernia is reducible although it's difficult and an individual cans still hear
bowel sounds when listening with a stethoscope Answer: An Incarcerated
Hernia
The Boundaries of the thorax include Answer: Neck, diaphragm, ribs, vertebrae
& sternum
Thorax sprain/strain as well as rib fracture is associated with difficulty taking a
deep breath Answer: Dyspnea
Of the 12 pairs of ribs, describe their attachments (or lack thereof) to the
sternum Answer: True 1-7
False 8-10 (share attachments)
