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This document contains a structured anatomy exam tailored for critical care settings, featuring clinically relevant questions and verified answers. It assesses knowledge of key anatomical structures and systems essential for managing critically ill patients, including cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, and renal systems. Ideal for students and professionals in critical care nursing, medicine, and paramedicine, this resource emphasizes applied anatomical understanding for acute patient care.

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MODULE 1: Graded Quiz
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Available Feb 20 at 0:00 - Mar 5 at 23:59 Time Limit 25 Minutes


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Question 1 pts


The axillary nerve:


Is a branch of the medial cord of the brachial plexus


Supplies infraspinatus and teres minor

Correct!
Exits the axillary fossa superior to teres major


Is derived from C7 and C8 nerve roots




Moore 8th Edition pg 193 table 3.8 “teres minor”, “suprascapular
nerve supplies supraspinatus and infraspinatus”, “posterior
cord”, “exits fossa posterior to axillary artery”, “C5 – C6”




Question 2 pts


Which is true of the axillary artery?


It begins at the medial border of the first rib

Correct!
Its 3rd part has three branches


It enters the arm by passing posteriorly to the deltoid muscle


It becomes the brachial artery at the superior border of teres minor




This study source was downloaded by 1244232 from cliffsnotes.com on 08-05-2025 15:02:00 GMT -05:00


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