nr302 week 5

Lable the structure

clinical implications on knowing the extensions of the pulp horns in relation to Operative Dentistry. Don't copy from Google

Im having a hard time with some questions in this injury of a male who fell off a roof. Would you be able to help me answer some questions on this, please and thank you

Which ventral cavity subdivision has no bony protection

my choice is incorrect

The external acoustic meatus is an opening in the _____ bone.

Which is NOT part of the skull? Group of answer choices Viscerocranium Manubrium Neurocranium Ethmoid

what view is the calcaneal region best seen from

Pre Task: Bone of the Skulls  Anterior View Lateral View Inferior View

Common name Hip Thigh Anterior surface of knee Leg Ankle Foot Top of foot Great toe Toes Base of skull Shoulder blade Spinal column Back of elbow Back of hand Between hips Back Loin Buttock Region of the anus and external genitals Hollow behind the knee Calf Sole Heel Anatomical term

The calcaneal region is _____ to the cervical region.

Vertebral column

BRAIN, LATERAL ASPECT 7.

Which parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal? Specific to Ventral?  Based your answer from the pictures provided

QUADRUPEDAL ANATOMY-MORPHOLOGY (Repeated Question as answer is wrong) 1. What axis is shared by (1) transverse plane and sagittal plane, (2) transverse plane and longitudinal plane, (3) sagittal plane and longitudinal plane? Choose between posterior-anterior axis, medial-lateral axis, or dorsal-ventral axis.

Identify the structures from Figure (a) and (b) on a model or chart.

A 27-year-old man is brought to the emergency department because of gluteal pain and difficulty walking since sustaining an injury in a football game 3 days ago. He says that he trips on the toes of his left foot. He is a running back and was cutting through the line when he felt a pop in his gluteal region on the left side and had immediate pain. Physical examination shows deep gluteal tenderness. An MRI of the injured area today shows inflammation deep to the gluteus maximus in the area of the piriformis muscle. The physician suspects that there is compression of the common fibular (peroneal) branch of the sciatic nerve as it pierces the muscle. Which of the following additional findings is most likely on examination of this patient?  A) Loss of cutaneous sensation to the plantar foot B) Loss of cutaneous sensation to the posterior thigh C) Loss of eversion of the foot D) Loss of inversion of the foot E) Trendelenburg sign F) Weakened extension at the hip G) Weakened extension at…

The furrows of the neck which are mainly transverse except the medial portion which sag inferiorly are called the ___. labial sulci transverse frontal sulci cords of the neck platysmal sulci

Bone of the Skulls  in  Anterior View Lateral View Inferior View

A call to the doctor’s office from an anxious mom reports that her 8-year-old son, Billy, arrives home from school with multiple small bruises (petechiae) and a few larger bruises (ecchymosis) on his arms, legs, and trunk. These bruises were not there when he left for school, and Billy denies being hit or falling. Mom states that he has no significant medical history, and that he is not on any medications. Billy is taken immediately to the emergency room. The mother becomes increasingly anxious as she notices new bruises appearing “in front of her eyes.” Billy also appears tense as he senses some urgency and notices some concern from medical personnel beginning the assessment.   Why does unexplained multiple bruising in a child or adult require prompt medical attention?   How might you understand the natural concern by medical personnel as to the source of the bruises on Billy’s body?   Early assessment of Billy’s vital signs and the child’s welfare indicate that Billy’s condition…

Which parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal? Specific to Ventral?

Answer this correctly!

The skull bones: Landmarks and foramina. Finish the following table using available media of the bones listed. Name of foramen, canal, fissure Bones/Bone structures associated with . Distinct Feature (s): (most distinct 1st up to 3) What passes/transmits through? (major item) Adjacent to or articulates with: Foramen Ovale             Foramen Rotundum           Supra orbital Fissure

What is the best choice

image of what a CT scan of an animal skull looks like

A 22-year-old female patient arrives in the emergency department after a skiing accident. She was going downhill quickly when she twisted, fell, and reports hearing and feeling a "pop" in the right knee. The ED physician has diagnosed her with an ACL year and refers her to the orthopedic surgeon for arthroscopic repair. How is it positioned in relation to the other knee ligaments?

Which of the following structures separates the caudate and putamen? medial lemniscus internal capsule thalamus superior peduncle

The skull bones: Landmarks and foramina. Finish the following table using available media of the bones listed. Name of foramen, canal, fissure Bones/Bone structures associated with. Distinct Feature (s): (most distinct 1st up to 3) What passes/transmits through? (major item) Adjacent to or articulates with: Stylomastoid Foramen           Foramen Lacerum             Foramen Spinosum

is patellafemoral pain syndrome a arthogenic or myogenic condition and how can you distinguish it from other conditions