GMS 6605 exam 1 questions well answered already passed

GMS 6605 exam 1 questions well
answered already passed

Subscapularis - correct answer ✔✔internal rotation



iliopsoas - correct answer ✔✔proximal: iliac fossa (iliacus) lateral lumbar spine (psoas)

distal: lesser trochanter of femur



flexor carpi radialis - correct answer ✔✔Proximal: medial epicondyle of humerus

Distal: base 2nd and 3rd MC



Trapezius - correct answer ✔✔elevate/adduct/depress/rotate (upward) the scapula



Trapezius - correct answer ✔✔Distal Attachments: Spine of scapula, acromion process, lateral clavicle

Proximal Attachments: occipital bone, nuchal ligament, supraspinous ligament, spinous processes (C-T)



Trapezius - correct answer ✔✔Arterial Supply: dorsal scapular artery (branches off subclavian art) and
transverse cervical artery (branches of thryo-cervical trunk - off subclavian artery)



Trapezius - correct answer ✔✔accessory nerve (CN XI) (branch of cervical plexus)



latissimus dorsi - correct answer ✔✔extends, adducts, and medially rotates arm "waiter's tip"



latissimus dorsi - correct answer ✔✔Proximal Attachment: spinous processes (T-L), sacrum (posterior),
crest of ilium

Distal: medial lip of bicepital groove (humerus)

,latissimus dorsi - correct answer ✔✔Arterial Supply: thoracodorsal artery + vein (branches off axillary
artery + vein)



latissimus dorsi - correct answer ✔✔thoracodosral nerve (branch off brachial plexus)



Rhomboid major and minor - correct answer ✔✔Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)



Levator scapulae - correct answer ✔✔Proximal attachments: transverse process



Rhomboid M/m and Levator Scapulae - correct answer ✔✔Distal Attachments: vertebral (medial) border
of scapula



Rhomboid M/m and Levator Scapulae - correct answer ✔✔Arterial supply: dorsal scapular (branches off
axillary/subclavian artery)



Rhomboid M/m and Levator Scapulae - correct answer ✔✔dorsal scapular nerve (branches off brachial
plexus)



Serratus Posterior Inferior - correct answer ✔✔Distal attachments: Lateral ribs



Serratus Posterior Superior - correct answer ✔✔Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)



Serratus Posterior Inferior & Superior - correct answer ✔✔branches of intercostal nerves (run between
ribs)



Serratus Posterior Inferior - correct answer ✔✔depresses ribs



Serratus Posterior Superior - correct answer ✔✔elevates ribs



splenius capitis & crevicis, erector spinae, transversospinalis - correct answer ✔✔superficial intrinsic,
intermediate, deep

, splenius capitis & crevicis, erector spinae, transversospinalis - correct answer ✔✔Arterial supply -
branches off intercostal arteries+veins



splenius capitis & crevicis, erector spinae, transversospinalis - correct answer ✔✔Innervation: dorsal
primary rami



splenius capitis & crevicis, erector spinae, transversospinalis - correct answer
✔✔extension/flexion/lateral bending/rotation of head+neck

Facet joints allow for minimal movement between vertebra



pectoralis major - correct answer ✔✔medial attachment: sternum, medial third clavicle, costal cartilages
of ribs 2-6

Distal attachment: lateral ridge of intertubercular groove



pectoralis major - correct answer ✔✔innervation: medial and lateral pectoral nerves (brc. medial and
lateral cords of BP



Deltoid - correct answer ✔✔90% abducts arm, flexion+ internal rotation of the arm; extension + external
rotation of the arm



Deltoid - correct answer ✔✔sup attachment: lateral third of clavicle, acromion, scapular spine

inf attachment: deltoid tuberosity



Pectoralis minor - correct answer ✔✔elevates ribs, depression/abduction/protraction/internal +
downward rotation of scapula



Pectoralis minor - correct answer ✔✔medial attachment: ribs 3-5

lateral: coracoid process



pectoralis minor - correct answer ✔✔medial pectoral nerve (branch of medial cord of BP)