The axillary nerve comes off of which spinal root?

The biceps brachii muscle is innervated by the

The cord or cords that the ulnar nerve comes off is/are

The cord the musculocutaneous nerve comes off of is

The cord which the axillary nerve comes off of is the

The median nerve comes off which cord

The muscle that is mainly responsible for respiration is the

The nerve which extends the elbow is the

The nerve which innervates the Serratus anterior muscle is the

The nerve which supplies the muscles that abduct, flex, and extend the glenohumeral joint is

The radial nerve comes off of the cord(s)

The spinal root levels for the musculocutaneous nerve are

The spinal root levels which innervate the pectoralis major muscle are ___________. Select all that apply

The suprascapular nerve innervates the _____________________. Select all that apply

The two nerves which innervate the lumbricals are ____________________. Select all that apply

Which spinal roots make up the superior (upper) trunk of the brachial plexus?

Normal PROM for hip flexion is 0-120, and normal PROM for knee flexion is 0-135, yet when your patient attempts to actively flex his hip while simultaneously attempting to actively extend his knee he is unable to get full extension of his knee or full flexion of his hip. This can best be described as an example of:

Susan was involved in a MVA (Motor Vehicle Accident) 3 days ago. She received numerous lacerations and trauma to her right shoulder and neck area. Her PROM for her right shoulder is WNL, but she is unable to actively abduct it. The PT suspects possible nerve damage. What nerve might be affected?

A patient rehabbing following a TKA (Total Knee Arthroplasty) is performing standing ¼ squats for strengthening. What type of exercise for the quads is being performed when the patient moves from an upright position to a ¼ squat position?

Fred has been performing external shoulder rotation exercises for strengthening. You note that during the last few reps of his last set he can complete the external rotation part of the exercise only with an assistance, but is able to return the weight to the starting position without assistance. What muscles is Fred exercising above?

Mr. Smith, a 48 y/o construction worker, has difficulty raising his arms above his head secondary to pain. He reports that his left arm hurts worse than his right and he is beginning to notice that he is losing AROM. He states an insidious onset for the shoulder pain. X-ray’s show some degenerative changes, and he cannot actively externally rotate his left shoulder when he is lying on his right side. What muscle might be involved?

After lifting a 5 lb cuff weight a patient reports that he has no pain with while flexing the elbow, but has a slight amount of pain when he allows his elbow to straighten. What type of contraction is occurring as he allows his elbow to straighten?

A patient fell out of a tree and landed on his left shoulder 5 days ago. He sustained a glenohumeral dislocation at the time and is now unable to flex his elbow with his forearm in supination. Which nerve was probably damaged with the dislocation?

The properties of muscle are as follows:

Stimulate a muscle, and it will respond by shortening

The properties of muscle are as follows:

Stretch a muscle and it will lengthen

The properties of muscle are as follows:

remove the stimulus, and it will return to its normal resting position

The properties of a muscle are as follows:

Remove the stretch, and it will return to its normal resting position

The properties of muscle are as follows:

Stimulate a muscle, and it will generally respond

You are treating an 18 y/o male patient who has a compression injury to the radial nerve. He has weakness in which muscles? Select all that apply

Which of the following exercises utilizes the concept of “reversal of muscle action”?

The gluteus maximus muscle is a hip extensor and external (lateral) rotator. The semitendinosus muscle is a hip extensor. The gluteus minimus muscle is a hip medial rotator. Which of these three muscles must act as a neutralizer for hip extension only to occur?

Little Joey is having problems with his scapula winging out. Nerve damage has been ruled out and the PT has asked you to implement a strengthening program for Joey. You would concentrate your efforts on which muscle group?

A patient has a TBI (traumatic brain injury) with left hemiplegia. You note that on the right side of his body he has an atrophied trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscle. What is the nerve involvement on the right side?

You are treating Ralph who damaged his suprascapular nerve in a MVA. Which movement of the shoulder is affected?

Cranial nerve Olfactory I functions in:

Cranial nerve Optic II functions in:

Which cranial nerves functions in the muscles of the eye? Select all that apply

Cranial nerve Trigeminal V functions in: (Select all that apply)

Cranial nerve facial VII functions in: (select all that apply)

Cranial nerve Vestibulocochlear VIII functions in:

Cranial nerve Glossopharyngeal IX functions in: (Select all that apply)

Cranial nerve Vagus X functions in: (Select all that apply)

Cranial nerve Spinal accessory XI functions in:

Cranial nerve Hypoglossal XII functions in:

A common pathology of the PNS characterized by weakness of the long thoracic nerve is which of the following?

At which level of the spinal column is damage to the spinal cord no longer a concern?

When joint movement occurs against gravity, the agonist performs which type of contraction?

When performing an eccentric contraction, the agonist is acting to...

A muscle that cannot be lengthened simultaneously over all the joints it crosses is said to be passively insufficient.

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Lengthening contraction is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as

eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Shortening contraction is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Insertion moves toward origin is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Insertion moves away from origin is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Isotonic contraction is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Muscle contraction moves the body segment against gravity is

(Identify the type of muscle contraction described below as eccentric, concentric, both, or none. Answers may be used more than once.)

Muscle contraction slows the pull of gravity on the body segment is

What lobe is highlighted?

What lobe is highlighted?

What lobe is highlighted?

What lobe is highlighted?

Which dermatome does this picture indicate? (Highlighted with arrow)

Which dermatome does this picture indicate? (Highlighted in yellow)

Which dermatome does this picture indicate?

Nerves that transmit impulses away from the brain and spinal cord to the muscles and glands are:

Nerves that transmit impulses toward the brain and spinal cord are:

The patient with _____ experiences excruciating pain that radiates along the fifth cranial nerve distribution, affecting any of the branches. Select all that apply

Unilateral facial paralysis is called

What is the correct term for an individual with spinal cord injury where only the legs are affected?

Which of the following diseases is characterized by demyelination of the nervous system?

Which of the following is an example for an isotonic eccentric exercise for the biceps brachii muscle?

Why are closed kinetic chain exercises important for rehabilitation of the lower extremity?