DPT 6160 - HUMAN ANATOMY - TEST 1 EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
What are the three approaches to studying anatomy
regional, systemic, clinical
Regional Anatomy
based upon organization of the body according to the head, neck, trunk, paired upper
limbs, and paired lower limbs
systemic anatomy
based upon organization of the tissues and organs of the body according to mutual
functions
clinical anatomy
based upon application of anatomical knowledge in the context of healthcare provider
practice
the human movement system comprises the ______ structures and ______
functions that interact to move the body or its component parts.
anatomic, physiologic
describe the role of physical therapists as movement system practitioners
I. identify the root cause of movement dysfunction
II. systematically evaluate movement behavior
III. Provide a customized and integrated plan of care
[Support/effector] cardiovascular system
, support
[Support/effector] endocrine system
support
[Support/effector] integumentary system
support
[Support/effector] muscular system
effector
[Support/effector] nervous system
effector
[Support/effector] pulmonary system
support
[Support/effector] skeletal system
effector
describe anatomical position
upper limbs by sides with palms facing anteriorly
lower limbs close together with feet parallel
head, eyes, and toes directed anteriorly
bending backwards is what movement
extension
moving the arm away from the side of the body is what movement
abduction
turning the neck and stomach is what movement
rotation
AND ANSWERS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED
What are the three approaches to studying anatomy
regional, systemic, clinical
Regional Anatomy
based upon organization of the body according to the head, neck, trunk, paired upper
limbs, and paired lower limbs
systemic anatomy
based upon organization of the tissues and organs of the body according to mutual
functions
clinical anatomy
based upon application of anatomical knowledge in the context of healthcare provider
practice
the human movement system comprises the ______ structures and ______
functions that interact to move the body or its component parts.
anatomic, physiologic
describe the role of physical therapists as movement system practitioners
I. identify the root cause of movement dysfunction
II. systematically evaluate movement behavior
III. Provide a customized and integrated plan of care
[Support/effector] cardiovascular system
, support
[Support/effector] endocrine system
support
[Support/effector] integumentary system
support
[Support/effector] muscular system
effector
[Support/effector] nervous system
effector
[Support/effector] pulmonary system
support
[Support/effector] skeletal system
effector
describe anatomical position
upper limbs by sides with palms facing anteriorly
lower limbs close together with feet parallel
head, eyes, and toes directed anteriorly
bending backwards is what movement
extension
moving the arm away from the side of the body is what movement
abduction
turning the neck and stomach is what movement
rotation
