Kinesiology Final

What is the first vertebrae of the spinal column?

What action will increase the angle of a joint?

What action will decrease the angle of a joint?

What type of joint is the knee joint?

Hinge joints permit what kind of movement? Examples of hinge joints?

Which rib is not true?

How many phalange bones in one hand?

Which joint has highest degree of mobility?

To move beyond anatomical position?

What suture will separate occipital bone from parietal bone?

Line of posterior side of femur?

What suture separates frontal bones from sagital bones?

What type of joint is hip joint?

On what bone do you find the mastoid process?

What 2 bones make up the knee joint?

At which joint does scapula articulate with the humerus?

How many thoracic vertebrae?

How many cervical vertebrae?

How many lumbar vertebrae?

Term that means 'towards the head'?

What term means 'to raise a body part'?

What bone articulates with the pelvis to form the hip joint?

Which of these bones is not a tarsal bone: scaphoid, navicular, cuboid, or cuneiform?

Name of process on the back side of elbow?

Which of these is not part of ribcage: ribs, sternum, costal cartilage/bodies of thoracic vertebrae, or clavical?

To move sole of foot towards midline is called?

Acromion process is on what bone?

Which bone is not in foot: phalanges, metacarpals, cuboid, or talus?

On what bone do you find the EOP?

What does thoracis refer to?

What does capitis refer to?

What 2 bones articulate with the clavicle?

Joints of sternum, scapula, and clavicle?

Movement towards the midline?

To what does the scapula attach to?

Which bone is more lateral in the leg?

What structure is found between the greater and lesser tubercles?

To move anterior surface of a bone towards midline?

What movement is moving vertebral border of scapula medial towards the vertebrae?

What muscle attachment is most movable?

What suture separates parietal bones from each other?

Which is not a carpal bone: scaphoid, sesamoid, capitate, or pisiform?

Which abdominal muscle is most superficial?

Which muscle does neck extension?

What quadrant do you find the liver?

Where are the splenius capitis and splenius cervisis located: anterior or posterior?

Which abdominal muscle is responsible for rotation of the trunk to the same side?

Origin of the pectoralis major?

What is the action of the erector spinae group?

Which is not a division of the erector spinae group: iliocostals, semispinalis, spinalis, or longissimus?

What muscle originates in supraspinous fossa?

Which does originate on anterior scapula: teres minor, subscapularis, supraspinatus, or infraspinatus?

Which does not flex the elbow: biceps brachii, coracobrachialis, brachialis, brachioradialis?

What does deltoid not perform: flexion, extension, abduction, or elevation?

Which does not medially rotate humerus: LATS, teres major, teres minor, or subscapularis?

Which elevates scapula?

What does not attach to coracoid process: coracobrachialis, pect. major, pect. minor, or bicep (short head)?

Insertion of rotator cuff muscle?

What 2 muscles perform ulnar deviation?

Where do all 3 parts of deltoid insert?

Which is not a rotator cuff?

What is the strongest elbow flexor?

What is the common attachment point for wrist flexors?

Supraspinatus shares action with another muscle. Name the muscle and the action.

Which muscle elevates scapula?

Weakness in this muscle will cause winged scapula?

What is the 3 headed muscle that extends the humerus and elbow?

What part of the forearm are the wrist flexors located?

Which is not involved in supination: supinator, biceps brachii, or supraspinatus?

Where does the adductor group insert?

What is the most lateral hamstring?

What is the strongest hip flexor?

What is the most superficial thigh muscle?

Where do the quads insert?

Where do the hamstrings originate?

What muscle group extends the knee?

What muscle group flexes the knee?

What is the most superficial glute muscle?

What is the most superficial posterior leg muscle?

What is the most primary inverter of the ankle?

What is not a plantar flexor: soleus, gastrocnemius, tibialis posterior, semitendonosis?

What nerve is being compressed in carpal tunnel?

What muscle will you work to relieve stress on sciatic nerve?

What is the study of muscle movement?

What is the study of muscles?

True or False:
A muscle that crosses a joint will act on that joint.

Which will not extend the humerus: LATS, deltoid, teres major, pect. major, teres minor, or infraspinatus?

Teres minor has the same action as what muscle?

What are the actions of the "IT" couple?

Origin of the trapz?

Origin of middle deltoid?

Insertion of pect. major?

Insertion of triceps?

What action does LATS and posterior deltoid share?

Teres major has the same actions as what muscle?

Insertion of rhomboids?

What muscle originates on the sternum and clavicle?

What muscle originates T12-L5 and primary hip flexor?

Which originates on medial and lateral epicondyles of the femur and inserts on calcaneus via the achilles tendon?

Hip flexors are located where: anterior or posterior?

Flexors of the knee are located where: anterior or posterior?

Muscles on anterior side of lower leg perform which action?

The tibialis anterior and posterior invert or evert?

What muscle group originates on lateral epicondyle of humerus?