Anatomy Week 1

The occiput is ______ to the sacrum  

• Lateral  

• Caudal 

• Inferior 

• Superior 

Which of the following is an example of passive insufficiency? 

• Increased force production of the quadriceps with end range hip flexion and knee extension  

• Decreased hip flexion ROM when the knee is in end range extension  

• Increased hip flexion ROM when the knee is in end range extension  

• Decreased force production of the quadriceps with end range hip flexion and knee extension  

 

3. If open chain knee extension has an anterior roll, then it as a/an ______ glide/slide 

• Anterior 

• Lateral 

• Medial 

• Posterior 

If shoulder flexion AROM is limited but PROM is normal

• Arthrokinematics motion could be impaired and the shoulder flexors could be impaired  

• Arthrokinematic motion is fine, but the shoulder flexors could be impaired  

• Arthrokinematic motion could be impaired, the shoulder flexors are fine 

• Arthrokinematics motion is fine, shoulder flexors are fine  

 

5. Which of the following best describes loose-packed position  

• Most ligaments and joint capsule are taught  

• The joint is in its most congruent position  

• The joint position where fractures are more likely to occur  

• The correct position to perform joint mobilizations   

Which direction is the head of the humerus gliding during shoulder abduction? 

• Posterior  

• Lateral  

• Inferior  

• Anterior  

Which plane of motion is a patient moving in while completing a forward lunge?  

• Frontal

• Sagittal  

• Transverse  

• Anterior  

Around which axis does movement in the frontal plane occur? 

• Vertical  

•  Anteroposterior  

• 2.  Anteroposterior  

  3. Mediolateral  

• Oblique

_________ describes when someone has otherwise normal anatomy but has deficits in their movement pattern.  

• Pathoanatomy  

• Pathophysiology  

• Kinesiopathology  

• 2 of the above 

______________ is when a multi-joint muscle is lengthened across all joints, hindering force production and full ROM.  

• Full stretch phenomenon 

• Active insufficiency  

• Passive insufficiency  

• Reciprocal inhibition