Anatomy 101 Quiz 1

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What are the three types of cartilages found in our body

hyaline

fibrous

elastic

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What are the three major types of joints classified in human body

synarthosis, amphiarthosis and diarthosis types

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What type of the joint is the costo-chondral joint

primary cartilaginous type

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What type of joints are pubic symphysis and the manubriosternal joints

secondary cartilaginous type

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Sartorius is a _ type of skeletal muscle

parallel

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What are examples of synarthrosis types of joints

gomphosis

sutural joints in the skull

tibiofibular interosseous membrane

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<p>What nerve passes through the lesser sciatic foramen</p>

What nerve passes through the lesser sciatic foramen

the pudendal nerve

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<p>What nerve passes through the canal being pointed with the line in the diagram</p>

What nerve passes through the canal being pointed with the line in the diagram

obturator nerve

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<p>The oblique diameter of the pelvic inlet extends from _</p>

The oblique diameter of the pelvic inlet extends from _

the iliopubic eminence to the contralateral superior aspect of the SI joint

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Sacral nutation _ the anterior-posterior (AP) diameter of the pelvic inlet

decreases

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Anterior and posterior tilts of the pelvis are motions of the entire pelvic ring that occur in _

sagittal plane

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<p>The nerves labelled in the diagram are <em>_ and </em>_</p>

The nerves labelled in the diagram are _ and _

posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh and sciatic

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lateral pelvic tilt occurs in the _

coronal plane

frontal plane

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<p>identify the nerve being pointed wit the line in the diagram</p>

identify the nerve being pointed wit the line in the diagram

lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

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<p>identify the nerve being pointed with the line in the diagram</p>

identify the nerve being pointed with the line in the diagram

nerve to levator ani muscle

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major causes of pelvic floor weakness are

hormonal changes during pregnancy and complicated per-vaginal childbirth

post-surgical condition

inactivity and ageing

chronic cough and constipation