ATR 257 Quizzes with Complete
Solutions
What is located in the abdomen? - Answer- Bones, Muscles, and Organs
The appendix is located in which quadrant? - Answer- lower right
Another term for enlarged liver is? - Answer- Hepatitis
Injuries to the thorax and abdomen have greater potential to be life threatening than
injuries to the extremities. T/F? - Answer- True
The lungs receive air from? - Answer- Trachea
What are the bones in the thorax? - Answer- Ribs, Sternum, Thoracic Vertebrae,
Clavicle
Which of the following is the most common cause of wrist sprains? - Answer- Forced
Hyperextension
Is the trapezoid one of the proximal carpal bones? - Answer- No
Supination and/or pronation occur at the elbow. T/F? - Answer- False
PIP joint dislocations most often occur from hyperextension mechanism. T/F? - Answer-
True
The only circular ligament in the body is called ___ ligament. - Answer- Annular
Sever point tenderness in the anatomical snuffbox may indicate a fracture of which
bone? - Answer- Scaphoid (navicular)
Is the pisiform a part of the distal carpal bones? - Answer- No
The elbow and knee are similar because... - Answer- they both have collateral
ligaments
Finger dislocations are typically caused by a ball (or object) hitting the tip of an already
extended finger. T/F? - Answer- True
, Which tendon is involved with mallet finger? - Answer- Extensor
Which bone in the wrist is most commonly dislocated? - Answer- Lunate
What results from a rupture of the long flexor tendon of the finger? - Answer- Jersey
Finger
An athlete is complaining of nerve symptoms in both hands most likely has a
burner/stinger. T/F? - Answer- False
The most effective way to strengthen the rotator cuff is to perform low rep and heavy
weight exercises. T/F? - Answer- False
Which of the following muscles is not a part of the rotator cuff? - Answer- Deltoid
This type of SC dislocation is life threatening? - Answer- Posterior
The acromioclavicular joint is reinforced by several large ligaments. T/F? - Answer-
False
What motion does the supraspinatus muscles assist with? - Answer- Abduction
This is the most common shoulder dislocation - Answer- Anterior-Inferior dislocation
These bursae are closely related - Answer- Subacromial and subdeltoid
The clavicle typically fractures where it changes shape and direction - Answer- True
This part of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus - Answer- Glenoid
Fossa
Inflammation/Tendonitis of the long head of the biceps muscle is common among
athletes who execute a throwing movement as a part of their event. T/F? - Answer- True
The rotator cuff muscles work to keep the humeral head in place. T/F? - Answer- True
Which of the following injuries is NOT caused by a FOOSH mechanism? - Answer- GH
Dislocation
Which motion do the Infraspinatous and Teres Minor assist with? - Answer- External
Rotation
The GH join is very stable. T/F? - Answer- False
This ligament forms the "roof" of the carpal tunnel - Answer- Transverse
Solutions
What is located in the abdomen? - Answer- Bones, Muscles, and Organs
The appendix is located in which quadrant? - Answer- lower right
Another term for enlarged liver is? - Answer- Hepatitis
Injuries to the thorax and abdomen have greater potential to be life threatening than
injuries to the extremities. T/F? - Answer- True
The lungs receive air from? - Answer- Trachea
What are the bones in the thorax? - Answer- Ribs, Sternum, Thoracic Vertebrae,
Clavicle
Which of the following is the most common cause of wrist sprains? - Answer- Forced
Hyperextension
Is the trapezoid one of the proximal carpal bones? - Answer- No
Supination and/or pronation occur at the elbow. T/F? - Answer- False
PIP joint dislocations most often occur from hyperextension mechanism. T/F? - Answer-
True
The only circular ligament in the body is called ___ ligament. - Answer- Annular
Sever point tenderness in the anatomical snuffbox may indicate a fracture of which
bone? - Answer- Scaphoid (navicular)
Is the pisiform a part of the distal carpal bones? - Answer- No
The elbow and knee are similar because... - Answer- they both have collateral
ligaments
Finger dislocations are typically caused by a ball (or object) hitting the tip of an already
extended finger. T/F? - Answer- True
, Which tendon is involved with mallet finger? - Answer- Extensor
Which bone in the wrist is most commonly dislocated? - Answer- Lunate
What results from a rupture of the long flexor tendon of the finger? - Answer- Jersey
Finger
An athlete is complaining of nerve symptoms in both hands most likely has a
burner/stinger. T/F? - Answer- False
The most effective way to strengthen the rotator cuff is to perform low rep and heavy
weight exercises. T/F? - Answer- False
Which of the following muscles is not a part of the rotator cuff? - Answer- Deltoid
This type of SC dislocation is life threatening? - Answer- Posterior
The acromioclavicular joint is reinforced by several large ligaments. T/F? - Answer-
False
What motion does the supraspinatus muscles assist with? - Answer- Abduction
This is the most common shoulder dislocation - Answer- Anterior-Inferior dislocation
These bursae are closely related - Answer- Subacromial and subdeltoid
The clavicle typically fractures where it changes shape and direction - Answer- True
This part of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus - Answer- Glenoid
Fossa
Inflammation/Tendonitis of the long head of the biceps muscle is common among
athletes who execute a throwing movement as a part of their event. T/F? - Answer- True
The rotator cuff muscles work to keep the humeral head in place. T/F? - Answer- True
Which of the following injuries is NOT caused by a FOOSH mechanism? - Answer- GH
Dislocation
Which motion do the Infraspinatous and Teres Minor assist with? - Answer- External
Rotation
The GH join is very stable. T/F? - Answer- False
This ligament forms the "roof" of the carpal tunnel - Answer- Transverse
