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MSK overview

Total questions: 145

Worksheet time: 1hrs 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Main functions of the muscular system are

a)

movement

b)

support

c)

protection

d)

heat generation, and blood circulation.

2.

Membranous Bones

a)

Developed from mesenchymal membrane in to bone

b)

Developed from hyaline cartilage model – to bone

c)

skull cap bones, mandible, clavicles

d)

skull cap bones, mandible, clavicles, vertebrae

3.

Pneumatic bones

a)

maxilla

b)

frontal bones

c)

Vertebrae

d)

Clavicle

4.

Which bone is rich in red marrow

a)

Sternum

b)

Clavicle

c)

Vertebrae

5.

muscles for respiration

a)

intercostal muscles

b)

Pectoralis major

c)

Deltoid

d)

Biceps femoris

6.

Fracture of this part cause foot drop

a)

neck of fibula

b)

lower end involving malleoli

7.

Why patella fracture diffecult to heal

a)

Absence of periosteum

b)

Absence of nerve supply

8.

Common site of femur fracture that may damage blood vessels- lead to necrosis of this part

a)

In the neck of femur

b)

In the middle of femur

c)

In the lower end of femur

9.

Girdle

a)

Connects bone to Axial skeleton

b)

Connects muscle to Axial skeleton

c)

Connects tendon to Axial skeleton

d)

Connects cartilage to Axial skeleton

10.

Why clavicle thought to be S shaped

a)

Concave laterally and convex medialy

b)

Connects UL to sternum

c)

No medullary cavity

d)

Has 2 ends- medial (sternal) & lateral (acromial)

11.
a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Shoulder blade

d)

Coracoid process

12.
a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Shoulder blade

d)

Coracoid process

13.
a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Shoulder blade

d)

Coracoid process

14.
a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Acromion Process

d)

Coracoid process

15.

Which part of the scapula articulate with clavicle?

a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Acromion Process

d)

Coracoid process

16.

Which part of the clavicle articulate with scapula?

a)

medial (sternal) End

b)

lateral (acromial) End

c)

Acromion Process

d)

Coracoid process

17.
a)

Spine of scapula

b)

Scapula blade

c)

Acromion Process

d)

Coracoid process

18.

Clavicle and scapula joined by

a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

Sternoclavicular joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

19.
a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

Sternoclavicular joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

20.

Which of these would give us gliding or sliding type of movement

a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

Sternoclavicular joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

21.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Intertuberular sulcus

d)

bicipital groove

22.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Intertuberular sulcus

d)

anatomical neck

23.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Intertuberular sulcus

d)

anatomical neck

24.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Intertuberular sulcus

d)

anatomical neck

25.

tendon of long head of biceps Passing through (not attached)

a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Intertuberular sulcus

d)

anatomical neck

26.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Lesser tubercle

c)

Surgical neck

d)

anatomical neck

27.

Fracture in the surgical neck affects?

a)

Radial nerve, inability of supination

b)

Ulnar nerve, inability of pronation

c)

Axillary nerve, inability of addiction

d)

Axillary nerve, inability of abduction

28.
a)

Greater tubercle

b)

Condyle of humerus

c)

Surgical neck

d)

anatomical neck

29.

Humerus is related to 3 nerves, DIRECTLY affected during fracture

a)

Radial nerve

b)

Ulnar nerve,

c)

Axillary nerve

d)

median nerve

30.

Condyloid (ellipsoid) Joints

a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

metacarpo-phalangeal

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

31.

Biaxial movement shown in which Joint

a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

metacarpo-phalangeal

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

32.

Head of metacarpal

a)

knuckle

b)

pollux

c)

hallux

33.

1?

a)

knuckle

b)

pollux

c)

hallux

34.
a)

knuckle

b)

pollux

c)

hallux

35.

Saddle Joints

a)

trapeziometacarpal joint

b)

Sternoclavicular joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

36.

ulna and humerus at

a)

Radioulnar joints

b)

Elbow joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

37.

Hing joint

a)

Radioulnar joints

b)

Elbow joint

c)

Ankle joint

d)

inter-phalangeal

e)

Knee joint

38.

ball & socket

a)

Radioulnar joints

b)

Elbow joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

inter-phalangeal

39.

Supracondylar fracture in humerus can damage

a)

Axillary nerve

b)

Radial nerve

c)

Median nerve

d)

Brachial artery

40.

Colles fracture

a)

Distal part displaces upwards & posteriorly

b)

Distal end displaced anteriorly

41.

Smith fracture

a)

Distal part displaces upwards & posteriorly

b)

Distal end displaced anteriorly

42.

Hip (Coxal) bone made up of fused bones which are

a)

Ischium

b)

pubis

c)

Ilium

d)

acetabulum

43.

Hip (Coxal) bone made up of fused bones at

a)

Ischium

b)

pubis

c)

Ilium

d)

acetabulum

44.

Sacro-iliac joint

a)

between ilium & sacrum, move slightly during parturition

b)

forms lower end (ischium- sitting bone) when seated

c)

secondary cartilaginous joint

45.

Ischial tuberosity

a)

between ilium & sacrum, move slightly during parturition

b)

forms lower end (ischium- sitting bone) when seated

c)

secondary cartilaginous joint

46.

Pubic symphysis

a)

between ilium & sacrum, move slightly during parturition

b)

forms lower end (ischium- sitting bone) when seated

c)

secondary cartilaginous joint

47.

Which part of femur articulates with (acetabulum of) hip bone

a)

head

b)

Lower end

48.

Which part of femur form knee joint

a)

head

b)

Lower end

49.

Longest & strongest bone

a)

Femur

b)

Patella

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

50.

largest sesamoid bone

a)

Femur

b)

Patella

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

51.

(shin bone) – medial bone of leg.,Weight bearing bone

a)

Femur

b)

Patella

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

52.

(graft bone)- Slender, lateral bone in leg

a)

Femur

b)

Patella

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

53.

syndesmosis Joint

a)

Tibio-fibular joint

b)

Ankle joint

c)

Knee joint

d)

Sacro-iliac joint

54.

Tarsal (ankle) bones

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

14

55.

Metatarsals (bones of foot)

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

14

56.

Carpal (wrist) bones

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

14

57.

Phalanges (toe bones)

a)

7

b)

8

c)

5

d)

14

58.

Lateral bone in UL

a)

Radius

b)

Ulna

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

59.

Lateral bone in LL

a)

Radius

b)

Ulna

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

60.

Medial bone in UL

a)

Radius

b)

Ulna

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

61.

Medial bone in LL

a)

Radius

b)

Ulna

c)

Tibia

d)

Fibula

62.
a)

Pectoralis major

b)

Serratus anterior

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Trapezius

63.

Flexor & adductor of shoulder joint

a)

Serratus anterior

b)

Trapezius

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Pectoralis major

64.

Paralysis of …. cause winging of the scapula

a)

Serratus anterior

b)

Trapezius

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Pectoralis major

65.

Climbing muscle

a)

Serratus anterior

b)

Trapezius

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Pectoralis major

66.

(Shawl muscle)- elevates scapula

a)

Serratus anterior

b)

Trapezius

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Pectoralis major

67.

rounded contour of the shoulder.

Causes Flexes, abducts &extends arm @ shoulder joint

a)

Deltoid

b)

Supraspinatus

c)

Infraspinatus

d)

Teres major

68.

connect UL with trunk

a)

Pectoralis major

b)

Serratus anterior

c)

Trapezius

d)

Latissimus dorsi

e)

Teres major

69.

connect UL to vertebral column

a)

Pectoralis major

b)

Serratus anterior

c)

Trapezius

d)

Latissimus dorsi

e)

Teres major

70.

Found in trunk region but the insertion is in front of humerus

a)

Serratus anterior

b)

Trapezius

c)

Latissimus dorsi

d)

Pectoralis major

71.

The spine of scapula will divide the scapula into

a)

Anterior and posterior

b)

Superior and inferior

c)

Ventral and dorsal

d)

Lateral and medial

72.

Rotator cuff muscles

a)

Teres minor

b)

Supraspinatus

c)

Infraspinatus

d)

Teres major

e)

Subscapularis

73.

Front/Anterior- OF ARM & FOREARM

a)

Flexor compartment

b)

extensor compartment

74.

Back/ Posterior- OF ARM & FOREARM

a)

Flexor compartment

b)

extensor compartment

75.

Tendon of long head passes through

a)

shoulder joint cavity called intracapsular

b)

bicipital groove (intertubercular sulcus)

c)

Between the ligament’s

d)

Above the scapula

76.

flexes & supinates elbow joints

a)

Triceps

b)

Biceps brachi

c)

Deltoid

77.

Extends elbow joint

a)

Triceps

b)

Biceps brachi

c)

Deltoid

78.
a)

Flexor pollicis longus

b)

flexor digitorum muscles

c)

Flexor carpi radialis

d)

Flexor carpi ulnaris

79.

flexes wrist joint

a)

Flexor pollicis longus

b)

flexor digitorum muscles

c)

Flexor carpi radialis

d)

Flexor carpi ulnaris

80.
a)

iliopsoas

b)

Sartorius

c)

Gracilis

d)

Quadriceps femoris

81.
a)

iliopsoas

b)

Sartorius

c)

Gracilis

d)

Quadriceps femoris

82.

2 muscles inserted into femur as

a)

iliopsoas

b)

Sartorius

c)

Gracilis

d)

Quadriceps femoris

83.

Muscle that crosses from lateral to medial and responsible for flexing hip and knee joint

a)

iliopsoas

b)

Sartorius

c)

Gracilis

d)

Quadriceps femoris

84.

4 heads inserted to patella, and locks the knee

a)

iliopsoas

b)

Sartorius

c)

Gracilis

d)

Quadriceps femoris

85.

Medial (adductor) compartment of thigh

a)

Adductor muscles (magnus, longus, brevis)

b)

Gracilis

c)

G. medius

d)

G. maximus

86.

adduct thigh

a)

Adductor muscles (magnus, longus, brevis)

b)

Gracilis

c)

G. medius

d)

G. maximus

87.

Adductor & medial rotation of thigh

a)

Adductor muscles (magnus, longus, brevis)

b)

Gracilis

c)

G. medius

d)

G. maximus

88.

G. maximus

a)

Powerful extensor of hip joint

b)

abductor of thigh

c)

supports pelvis

d)

flex the knee joint

89.

G. medius & minimus

a)

Powerful extensor of hip joint

b)

abductor of thigh

c)

supports pelvis

d)

flex the knee joint

90.

Hamstring

a)

Powerful extensor of hip joint

b)

abductor of thigh

c)

supports pelvis

d)

flex the knee joint

91.
a)

Adductor magnus

b)

Adductor longus

c)

Hamstring

d)

Biceps femoris

92.
a)

Adductor magnus

b)

Adductor longus

c)

Hamstring

d)

Biceps femoris

93.

1

a)

Sartorius

b)

Gracilis

c)

Semitendinosus

94.

2

a)

Sartorius

b)

Gracilis

c)

Semitendinosus

95.

3

a)

Sartorius

b)

Gracilis

c)

Semitendinosus

96.

Pes a serious at proximal tibia

a)

Sartorius

b)

Gracilis

c)

Semitendinosus

97.

Extensor compartment

a)

Front of leg (Anterior )

b)

Back of leg (Posterior)

98.

Flexor compartment

a)

Front of leg (Anterior )

b)

Back of leg (Posterior)

99.

triceps surae composed of

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

100.

triceps surae forms

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

101.

Longest and strongest tendon

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

102.

1

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

103.

2

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

104.

3

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Achilles tendon

d)

tendocalcaneus

105.

unlocking muscle of knee joint

a)

Gastrocnemius

b)

soleus

c)

Popliteus

d)

tendocalcaneus

106.

Action of triceps surae

a)

Doris flexion

b)

Plantar flexion

c)

Eversion

d)

Inversion

107.

For flexion / extension of the toes

a)

Flexor / extensor digitorum muscles

b)

flexor / extensor hallucis muscles

c)

Tibialis anterior

d)

tibialis posterior

108.

To flex / extend the great toe

a)

Flexor / extensor digitorum muscles

b)

flexor / extensor hallucis muscles

c)

Tibialis anterior

d)

tibialis posterior

109.

Muscles attached to tibia

a)

Flexor / extensor digitorum muscles

b)

flexor / extensor hallucis muscles

c)

Tibialis anterior

d)

tibialis posterior

110.

Main arteries of Upper limb

a)

Axillary artery

b)

brachial artery

c)

Femoral artery

d)

radial & ulnar arteries

e)

popliteal artery

111.

Main arteries of Lower limb

a)

Axillary artery

b)

brachial artery

c)

Femoral artery

d)

anterior & posterior tibial arteries

e)

popliteal artery

112.

Intervertebral disc- outer fibrocartilage

a)

annulus fibrosus

b)

nucleus pulposus

113.
a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

114.

Intervertebral disc- outer fibrocartilage

a)

annulus fibrosus

b)

nucleus pulposus

115.
a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

116.
a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

117.

breast bone

a)

Pectoral girdle

b)

Sternum

c)

manubrium

d)

xiphoid

118.

Joint between manubrium & body of sternum

a)

manubriosternal joint

b)

Sternoclavicle joint

c)

Manubriclavicle joint

d)

'

119.

Sternal angle (of Louis) formed by

a)

manubriosternal joint

b)

Sternoclavicle joint

c)

Manubriclavicle joint

120.

Sternal angle (of Louis) articulates with

a)

manubriosternal joint

b)

2nd costal cartilage

c)

intercostal muscles

121.

Ribs are also called

a)

costae

b)

vertebrae

122.

facial skeleton bones

a)

14

b)

8

123.

cranial bones

a)

14

b)

8

124.

Muscles of mastication

a)

masseter

b)

temporalis

c)

Buccinator

125.

Trumpeter’s muscle

a)

masseter

b)

temporalis

c)

Buccinator

d)

Extraocular

126.

Orbicularis oculi

a)

closes lips - whistling

b)

closes eye

c)

for forcible expulsion of air

d)

Extraocular

127.

Buccinator

a)

closes lips - whistling

b)

closes eye

c)

for forcible expulsion of air

d)

Extraocular

128.

Extraocular muscles

a)

Superior Recti

b)

Inferior Recti

c)

medial Recti

d)

Lateral recti

129.

(muscle of marriage) Adduaction

a)

Superior Recti

b)

Inferior Recti

c)

medial Recti

d)

Lateral recti

130.

(muscle of divorce!) Abduction

a)

Superior Recti

b)

Inferior Recti

c)

medial Recti

d)

Lateral recti

131.

cheating muscle

a)

Superior Oblique

b)

Inferior oblique

132.

Draws head towards shoulder

a)

Sterno-cleido-mastoid

b)

transverse abdominus

c)

Rectus abdominus

133.

flex the vertebral column (lumbar region)

a)

Sterno-cleido-mastoid

b)

transverse abdominus

c)

Rectus abdominus

d)

External oblique & internal obliques

134.

Plane joint

a)

acromioclavicular joint

b)

Sternoclavicular joint

c)

Glenohumeral joint

d)

Radiocarpal joints

135.

Scoliosis

a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

136.

Kyphosis

a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

137.

Lordosis

a)

Spine twists and curves to the side

b)

upper back curving forward

c)

inward curve of the lumbar spine

138.

What nerve related to radial/spiral groove

a)

Axillary nerve

b)

Radial nerve

c)

Ulnar nerve

d)

Medial nerve

139.

What nerve related to medial epicondyle of humerus

a)

Axillary nerve

b)

Radial nerve

c)

Ulnar nerve

d)

Medial nerve

140.

What muscles are inserted to intertubercular sulcus

a)

Pectoralis major

b)

Teres major

c)

Lattismas dorsi

d)

Teres minor

141.

Hand Phalanges

a)

14

b)

5

c)

10

d)

7

142.

Supracondylar fracture injures

a)

brachial artery

b)

median nerve

c)

Maxillary nerve

143.

Pott’s fracture

a)

neck of fibula

b)

lower end involving malleoli

144.

Common peroneal nerve injured because of this fracture

a)

neck of fibula

b)

lower end involving malleoli

145.

Fracture of this part cause foot drop

a)

neck of fibula

b)

lower end involving malleoli

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