What is the anatomical name for the armpit region?

What is the name for the most superficial meninge?

Where does the cerebrospinal fluid exist?

What structures provide stability for the spinal cord?

What are the denticulate ligaments made of?

What structure bisects the anterior aspect of white matter in the spinal cord?

The spinothalamic tract carries information from the cerebral cortex to motor neurons.

The most posterior region of grey matter in the spinal cord is for which functional designation?

How many pairs of spinal nerves are there in the cervical spine?

What is the name for the segmental sensory patterns of skin?

The T2 spinal nerve exits the spinal cord inferior to the T2 vertebra.

What peripheral structures does the sympathetic chain connect to?

Spinal nerve plexuses (ie: cervical, brachial, lumbosacral) are formed from what nerve structures?

During the withdrawal reflex, your brain consciously removes your hand away from a hot stove.

An example of a monosynaptic reflex is the patellar (knee-jerk) reflex.

In a descending pathway, the synapse to the motor neuron occurs in which structure?

The corticospinal tract decussates in which structure?

What brain structures sandwich the 4th ventricle?

Projection tracts connect higher and lower regions of the central nervous system.

What structure separates the right and left hemispheres?

Where can you find the primary motor cortex?

Where is taste processed in the brain?

What brain structure is involved with memory, decision-making, and emotional responses? 

What brain structure allows the right side of your body to know what the left side is doing?

If a person is observed to make many false, faltering attempts at stepping before walking, which region of the brain may be affected?

Which brain structure helps you fall asleep?

Which brain structure produces hormones for many other body systems (ie: thyroid, adrenal cortex, liver, and reproductive organs)?

What type of tracts are found in the cerebral peduncles?

What part of your brainstem helps with processing the "startle reflex" from hearing a sudden, loud sound?

What can be found in a mid-sagittal cut of a cerebellum?

What brain structure causes you to not be aware of your clothes on your skin all the time?

What is the name for cranial nerve 6?

What is the name for cranial nerve 10?

Which cranial nerve activates your zygomaticus major? (select the correct name AND number)

Which cranial nerve helps you turn your head? (select the correct name AND number)

Which of the following does NOT activate muscles that move your eyes?

Which cranial nerve (at least partially) decussates?

The facial nerve activates all the muscles found on your face.

Which of the following carries sensory and motor function?

Where is red bone marrow found?

What remains open in children to allow them to grow taller?

What is NOT another name for a hole in a bone?

The joint formed at the pubic symphysis is a form of an osseous joint.

What kind of synovial joint describes the carpal and tarsal bones?

What kind of synovial joint describes the joint formed with the talus and the tibia?

The pedicle is ___ to the lamina of a spinal vertebra.

The dens (odontoid process) allows for someone to shake their head "no".

What of the following structures do ribs connect to (select ALL that apply)?

What structures fuse to form the median sacral crest of the sacrum?

The manubrium connects with the clavicle.

Which of the following is a true statement?

The connection of the atlas on the occiput is an example of what type of synovial joint?

The squamous suture is between ___ and ___ bones of the skull.

Which of the following bones of the skull do not form the orbit?

What warms air as it enters the nose?

Which of the nasal concha are formed by the ethmoid bone? (select ALL that apply)

What structure passes through the superior orbital fissure? (select ALL that apply)

The cribiform plate (formed by the ___ bone) allows for the passage of CN1

from the nasal cavity to the olfactory bulbs.

Which of the following does not house a rotator cuff muscle?

The acromion process attaches to what bony projection?

Where is the growth plate of the humerus?

What connects with the radius at the elbow?

The extensors of the forearm attach to what structure?

The head of the radius is nested in the ___ of the ___ [bone].

What is NOT in the proximal row of carpal bones?

What bony structure on the pelvis can assist with identifying biological male vs female?

The primary movement of the shoulders and hips when going from

the anatomical position to the jumping jack position is what?

Where is the axis of the foot in regards to movement in the frontal plane?

From the anatomical position, lifting your toes towards your nose

is ___ of the toes.