PMT 172 Final Exam Study- Quiz Bank
Which muscle in this chapter is the most powerful supinator?
Biceps Brachii
The wrist is formed by how many carpal bones?
8
What is another name for radial deviation?
Abduction
What is another name for ulnar deviation?
Adduction
The elbow joint is classified as what kind of joint?
Hinge / Ginglymus
Which muscle in this chapter is the primary flexor of the elbow?
Brachialis
How many heads does the triceps have and what are the names?
Long, Lateral, Medial
Which muscle in this chapter has an attachment site at the coracoid process and
resists downward dislocation of the shoulder joint?
Coracobrachialis
How many bones are in the wrist and hand?
27
The wrist joint is classified as what type of joint?
Condyloid
What is the common attachment point for all of the flexors of the hand and wrist?
Medial epicondyle
What is the common attachment point for all of the extensors of the hand and
wrist?
Lateral epicondyle
Which muscle is a synergist with triceps in elbow extension and is nicknamed
"Triceps Little Helper"?
Anconeus
List the carpal bones in order, from proximal to distal
Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate
Which muscle is contracting when in the "power phase" of a push-up?
Triceps brachii
Which muscles pronate the forearm and can entrap the median nerve, mimicking
carpal tunnel syndrome?
Pronator teres
Which muscle is responsible for returning the forearm to neutral position from
supination and pronation and is nicknamed the 'hitchhiker muscle'?
Brachioradialis
What is another name for the thumb?
Pollux
The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is classified as what kind of joint?
Saddle
Which muscle in this chapter is the strongest antagonist to biceps brachii?
, Brachialis
The process of recording, summarizing, and analyzing financial transactions
Accounting
The dividing of geographic areas into regions so certain restrictions can be made
by the city
Zoning
Expresses reasons why your business exists and its core objectives
Mission Statement
The remaining income after taxes and expenses have been deducted
Net income
A business of a single owner
Sole proprietorship
Covers cost that arise from personal injury and property damage while client is
on your property
General liability insurance
A business entity that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity
Corporation
A business owned by two or more people
Partnership
Recording of financial transactions
Bookkeeping
A formal and legally binding agreement that outlines expectations, duties, and
responsibilities
Contract
Developed by Moshe Feldenkrais; uses physical movement to focus learning on
the juncture of thought and action
Feldenkrais method
Founded by Ida Rolf; involves a form of deep tissue work for reordering the body
so as to bring its major segments into a finger vertical alignment
Rolfing
Joseph Heller founded this method that, along with structural integration,
incorporates a movement reeducation process
Hellerwork
Form of deep massage that applies concentrated finger pressure specifically to
individual muscles
Neuromuscular Massage
Uses techniques similar to Swedish and deep tissue but adapted to deal with
athletes.
Sports massage
Japanese word for "universal life force energy"
Reiki
Developed by Randolph Stone, a form of energy work that is based on the body
having positive and negative poles
Polarity
Which muscle in this chapter is the most powerful supinator?
Biceps Brachii
The wrist is formed by how many carpal bones?
8
What is another name for radial deviation?
Abduction
What is another name for ulnar deviation?
Adduction
The elbow joint is classified as what kind of joint?
Hinge / Ginglymus
Which muscle in this chapter is the primary flexor of the elbow?
Brachialis
How many heads does the triceps have and what are the names?
Long, Lateral, Medial
Which muscle in this chapter has an attachment site at the coracoid process and
resists downward dislocation of the shoulder joint?
Coracobrachialis
How many bones are in the wrist and hand?
27
The wrist joint is classified as what type of joint?
Condyloid
What is the common attachment point for all of the flexors of the hand and wrist?
Medial epicondyle
What is the common attachment point for all of the extensors of the hand and
wrist?
Lateral epicondyle
Which muscle is a synergist with triceps in elbow extension and is nicknamed
"Triceps Little Helper"?
Anconeus
List the carpal bones in order, from proximal to distal
Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate
Which muscle is contracting when in the "power phase" of a push-up?
Triceps brachii
Which muscles pronate the forearm and can entrap the median nerve, mimicking
carpal tunnel syndrome?
Pronator teres
Which muscle is responsible for returning the forearm to neutral position from
supination and pronation and is nicknamed the 'hitchhiker muscle'?
Brachioradialis
What is another name for the thumb?
Pollux
The carpometacarpal joint of the thumb is classified as what kind of joint?
Saddle
Which muscle in this chapter is the strongest antagonist to biceps brachii?
, Brachialis
The process of recording, summarizing, and analyzing financial transactions
Accounting
The dividing of geographic areas into regions so certain restrictions can be made
by the city
Zoning
Expresses reasons why your business exists and its core objectives
Mission Statement
The remaining income after taxes and expenses have been deducted
Net income
A business of a single owner
Sole proprietorship
Covers cost that arise from personal injury and property damage while client is
on your property
General liability insurance
A business entity that is granted a charter recognizing it as a separate legal entity
Corporation
A business owned by two or more people
Partnership
Recording of financial transactions
Bookkeeping
A formal and legally binding agreement that outlines expectations, duties, and
responsibilities
Contract
Developed by Moshe Feldenkrais; uses physical movement to focus learning on
the juncture of thought and action
Feldenkrais method
Founded by Ida Rolf; involves a form of deep tissue work for reordering the body
so as to bring its major segments into a finger vertical alignment
Rolfing
Joseph Heller founded this method that, along with structural integration,
incorporates a movement reeducation process
Hellerwork
Form of deep massage that applies concentrated finger pressure specifically to
individual muscles
Neuromuscular Massage
Uses techniques similar to Swedish and deep tissue but adapted to deal with
athletes.
Sports massage
Japanese word for "universal life force energy"
Reiki
Developed by Randolph Stone, a form of energy work that is based on the body
having positive and negative poles
Polarity
