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WorksheetsAnatomy Exam #2 Review
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
What does the unhappy triad consists of?
medial collateral ligament, medial meniscus, PCL
tibial collateral ligament, patella tendon, ACL
medial collateral ligament, lateral meniscus, ACL
tibial collateral ligament, medial meniscus, ACL
Bob has loss of sensation to his lateral thigh and medial leg. Based on the nerve that is damaged, what else would we see in Bob?
weak extension of knee
weak plantar flexion
weak lateral rotation
weak extension of hip
A deep laceration, 2 cm in length, immediately posterior to the medial malleolus, may injure any of the following EXCEPT
fibular artery
tibial nerve
tendon of tibialis posterior m.
tendon of flexor digitorum longus
Which structures do the right lymphatic duct drain?
right head, right neck, left upper extremity
left upper extremity, abdomen
pelvis, right head, right neck
right head, right neck, right upper extremity, right thorax, lungs
Harris has weakness in dorsiflexion of his right foot. Which muscle is likely damaged?
fibularis longus
tibialis anterior
gastrocnemius
flexor digitorum longus
Which veins drain into the accessory hemiazygos?
2nd-12th right intercostal veins
5th-11th right intercostals + right subcosta
5th-11th left intercostals + left subcostal
2nd + 3rd + 4th left intercostals
What is true regarding the relationships at the hilum of the lungs?
The vagus nerve runs anterior to the left main bronchus
The phrenic nerve runs posterior to the left main bronchus
On the left, the pulmonary artery sits superior to the bronchus
On the right, the pulmonary artery sits inferior to the bronchus
What is true regarding the anatomy of the lungs?
There are 3 lobes on the left
The right lung has a modified middle lobe called the lingula
The horizontal fissure is only on the left side
The oblique fissure is at costal cartilage 6
Which cardiac vein runs with the Posterior Descending artery?
great cardiac v.
middle cardiac v.
small cardiac v.
left marginal v.
Which statement is true of the Left Ventricle?
Known as base of heart; 7-9 cm left of midline
Known as apex of heart; 7-9 cm left of midline
Known as apex of the heart; 4-6 cm left of midline
Known as base of heart; medial to Mid clavicular line
What is a content of the Esophageal Opening and what level is it at?
Vagus n. at T10
Thoracic duct at T10
Azygous vein at T8
Phrenic n. at T8
You discover the patient has a bicuspid valve stenosis. Which area did play your stethoscope to listen for the mitral valve?
Left 54 ICS, LSB
Left 5 ICS, MCL
Right 2 ICS, RSB
Right 3 ICS, RSB
