Block 3 Theory FAL sessions review - PAS 407 Questions
With Complete Solutions
Accessory nerve damage causes what to the shoulder? Correct
Answers dropped shoulder and fallen anteriorly
How do the fibers of the rib muscles run? Correct Answers -
External intercostal fibers run like "Hands in prayer"
- Internal intercostal fibers run like "Hands in your pocket"
- Innermost fibers run vertically from superior to inferior or vice
versa
How do the oblique muscle fibers run in relation to the rectus
abdominis muscle? Correct Answers External oblique fibers run
obliquely superiorly from the rectus muscle
Internal oblique fibers run obliquely inferiorly from the rectus
muscle
How does a renal pelvic rupture present on imaging? Correct
Answers The perirenal space around the kidneys is "filled" and
covering the kidney shape because of "extravasation" (leaking
fluids into tissue).
How does blood within imaging show for hemothorax images?
Correct Answers Shows up white. Filling where the lung would
anatomically be positioned within a person.
Name the branches of the ophthalmic nerve? Correct Answers
frontal nerve --> gives off supra trochlear (medial) and
supraorbital (lateral)
nasociliary --> gives off anterior/posterior ethmoidal nerves
, lacrimal nerve --> goes to lacrimal gland
What 2 nerves innervate the intrinsic laryngeal muscles? Correct
Answers recurrent laryngeal branch of the vagus nerve
- All muscles
EXCEPT cricothyroid muscle --> innervated by external
superior laryngeal nerve
What are pleural effusions? Correct Answers Excessive buildup
of fluid in the pleural space
What are signs of pulmonary embolism? Correct Answers -
Sudden shortness of breath (SOB) -Hyperventilation -Cardiac
Arrhythmias
What are some examples of portrusions in the abdominal
region? Correct Answers Hernias (which can happen anywhere)
of organs of tissue through the abdominal wall, either anterior,
laterally, or posteriorly.
"Diastasis Recti" is the fancy term for linea alba portrusion
caused by the separation of the rectus abdominis muscle from
the linea alba tissue.
What are the 2 main causes of liver cirrhosis? Correct Answers
alcohol and hepatitis
What are the branches of the vagus nerve? Correct Answers
right and left recurrent laryngeal nerves
superior laryngeal nerve
--> internal/external laryngeal nerve
With Complete Solutions
Accessory nerve damage causes what to the shoulder? Correct
Answers dropped shoulder and fallen anteriorly
How do the fibers of the rib muscles run? Correct Answers -
External intercostal fibers run like "Hands in prayer"
- Internal intercostal fibers run like "Hands in your pocket"
- Innermost fibers run vertically from superior to inferior or vice
versa
How do the oblique muscle fibers run in relation to the rectus
abdominis muscle? Correct Answers External oblique fibers run
obliquely superiorly from the rectus muscle
Internal oblique fibers run obliquely inferiorly from the rectus
muscle
How does a renal pelvic rupture present on imaging? Correct
Answers The perirenal space around the kidneys is "filled" and
covering the kidney shape because of "extravasation" (leaking
fluids into tissue).
How does blood within imaging show for hemothorax images?
Correct Answers Shows up white. Filling where the lung would
anatomically be positioned within a person.
Name the branches of the ophthalmic nerve? Correct Answers
frontal nerve --> gives off supra trochlear (medial) and
supraorbital (lateral)
nasociliary --> gives off anterior/posterior ethmoidal nerves
, lacrimal nerve --> goes to lacrimal gland
What 2 nerves innervate the intrinsic laryngeal muscles? Correct
Answers recurrent laryngeal branch of the vagus nerve
- All muscles
EXCEPT cricothyroid muscle --> innervated by external
superior laryngeal nerve
What are pleural effusions? Correct Answers Excessive buildup
of fluid in the pleural space
What are signs of pulmonary embolism? Correct Answers -
Sudden shortness of breath (SOB) -Hyperventilation -Cardiac
Arrhythmias
What are some examples of portrusions in the abdominal
region? Correct Answers Hernias (which can happen anywhere)
of organs of tissue through the abdominal wall, either anterior,
laterally, or posteriorly.
"Diastasis Recti" is the fancy term for linea alba portrusion
caused by the separation of the rectus abdominis muscle from
the linea alba tissue.
What are the 2 main causes of liver cirrhosis? Correct Answers
alcohol and hepatitis
What are the branches of the vagus nerve? Correct Answers
right and left recurrent laryngeal nerves
superior laryngeal nerve
--> internal/external laryngeal nerve
