Which of the following best describes anatomical position?   A. Body, toes, and palms facing backward   B. Body facing forward, toes pointing forward, palms facing backward   C. Body facing backward and palms facing outward   D. Body facing forward, arms at the sides, palms facing forward

The hypodermic point of injection of tissue builder in the temporal region is  a. the medial end of the eyebrow b. behind the angle of the jaw c. in the outer canthus d. the lateral end of the eyebrow

8. an example of medial/internal rotation and lateral external rotation is: jumping jacks biceps curt opening and closing doors d) holding a bowl of soup

3. When standing upright with your arms at your sides, compared to your wrist, your fingers are (choose the 2 correct choices): A. lateral B. Distal C. Anterior D. Proximal E. Superior F. Inferior G. Frontal

1. You are a physical therapist, and your patient is a 52-year-old female with a history of cholelithiasis (gallstones). She reports a sharp pain beneath the right shoulder blade and asks you to check it out. Both passive and active range of motion tests do not reproduce the pain. You conclude that it is referred pain. Your patient is incredulous that her gallbladder is hurting her shoulder blade. How do you describe this mechanism to her?

Emaciation occurring at the boarders of the eye sockets can be corrected by: a. application of heat from an electric spatula  b. application of cavity fluid compress c. hypodermic tissue building d. external pressure

1. FIll in the blank with the most appropriate anatomical term: superficial/deep, superior/inferior, anterior/posterior, lateral/medial, proximal/distal. A. the vertebral column is ____________ to the trachea (windpipe).  B. The kidneys are ______________ to the lungs. C. The hips are ______________ to the inguinal area (groin). D. the nose is ___________ to the eyes. E. the stomach is __________________ to the skin.

11. Which neocortical layers has the fewest cell bodies? a. 5,6 b. 1 c. 2,3 d. 4

2. Computerized tomography: B. Technical aspects (how it works or works)

6. A patient with damaged ventral horn cells exhibit: a. flaccid paralysis b. no voluntary control of muscles  c. no reflex activity d. a and b  e. a, b, and c