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Anatomy is a branch of biology and medicine which can be divided into three broad areas: human anatomy, zootomy (animal anatomy), and phytotomy (plant anatomy). The word anatomy comes from the Greek ana- meaning "up", and tome- meaning "a cutting". Anatomy, especially in the past, has depended heavily on dissection. Anatomy is the branch of biology concerned with the study of the structure of organisms and their parts. Anatomy is inherently tied to embryology, comparative anatomy, evolutionary biology, and phylogeny, as these are the processes by which anatomy is generated over immediate (embryology) and long (evolution) timescales. Human anatomy is one of the basic essential sciences of medicine.

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Rollerblading to class one morning without her wrist guards on Elizabeth hit a curb and fell onto her outstretched left hand) When she got to school, she noted tenderness in her wrist in the area of her anatomical snuffbox and was concerned she may have fractured one of the bones in her wrist. The carpal bone forming part of the floor of the anatomical snuffbox, which is most often fractured, is the: ► a) Triquetral Bone ► b) Pisiform Bone ► c) Scaphoid Bone ► d) Lunate Bone		View Answer
The heart is ____ to the lungs: ► a) Superior ► b) Dorsal ► c) Medial ► d) Lateral		View Answer
If Elizabeth did fracture one of her carpal bones in the snuffbox of the wrist, there might be a danger of bone necrosis. The artery traveling through the snuffbox and supplying the bones in this area is the: ► a) Radial Artery ► b) Ulnar Artery ► c) Median Artery ► d) Thenar Artery ► e) None of the above		View Answer
Which of the following is an example of applied physiology? ► a) Measuring the length of the femur on a fetus using ultrasound ► b) Locating an injury to a tendon in the shoulder using CT imaging ► c) Describing the process of how a toxin interferes with nerve impulse conduction ► d) Identifying the types of cells found in a biopsy sample of lung tissue		View Answer
Damage to this nerve normally occurs when injury is located at the: ► a) Lateral Epicondyle of the Humerus ► b) Anatomical Neck of the Humerus ► c) Surgical Neck of the Humerus ► d) Deltoid Tuberosity of the Humerus		View Answer
A fourth year medical student fell off a ladder while installing a flood light above his garage and put his arm through a garage door window. When he got up from his fall, he realized the glass had deeply cut the anterior aspect of his wrist and so he decided to go to the nearest emergency room. During his trip to the ER, he studied his wrist and began to make an initial diagnosis. Remembering his training, he initially assumed that the cut had affected all of the muscles in his wrist and he proceeded to examine all of them. Since he was able to flex the distal phalangeal joints of his four medial digits and his thumb, he concluded the following muscles were uninjured? ► a) Flexor Carpi Radialis ► b) Palmaris Longus ► c) Flexor Digitorum Profundus ► d) Flexor Pollicus Longus ► e) Two of the above, Both Flexor Digigitorum Profundus and Flexor Pollicus Longus		View Answer
The elbow is ______ the wrist: ► a) Distal ► b) Lateral ► c) Ventral ► d) Proximal		View Answer
Which of the following is not a characteristic of life? ► a) Growth ► b) Responsiveness ► c) Reproduction ► d) Organ systems		View Answer
The five groups of lymph nodes in the axilla consist of all of the following except: ► a) Central Group ► b) Lateral Group and Central Group ► c) Pectoral Group ► d) Subscapular Group ► e) Cervicle Group		View Answer
The medial wall of the anatomical snuffbox consists of the tendon from: ► a) Extensor Pollicus Brevis ► b) Flexor Pollicus Longus ► c) Flexor Carpi Radialis ► d) Extensor Pollicus Longus ► e) Abductor Pollicus Longus		View Answer
The thickened skin in one area of the patients right breast is most likely due: ► a) Necrotic Breast Tissue ► b) Swollen Glandular Tissue ► c) Blocked Lactiferous Duct ► d) Calcified Fat Lobule ► e) Interference with Lymphatic Drainage		View Answer
The "basic unit of life" is: ► a) The atom ► b) Water ► c) The cell ► d) The chemical level of organization		View Answer
On further inspection, he notes an inability to flex the proximal interphalengeal joints of his four medial fingers. He concludes from the information that he has injured his: ► a) Palmaris Longus Muscle ► b) Flexor Carpi Radialis Muscle ► c) Flexor Digitorum Superficialis Muscle ► d) Flexor Carpi Ulnaris Muscle ► e) Two of the above		View Answer
While rollerblading to school a third year medical student slipped on some wet pavement and crashed into a building. When he got up from his fall, he noticed he could not support his right arm and he had lost feeling on his shoulder. As he slowly made his way to the hospital, he reviewed his knowledge of the shoulder joint. He remembered that the rotator cuff muscles associated with supporting the shoulder joint consist of all of the following except? ► a) Supraspinatus Muscle ► b) Deltoid Muscle ► c) Infrapinatus Muscle ► d) Teres Minor ► e) Subscapularis		View Answer
He then concludes that the following nerve(s) to the muscle(s) must also be intact: ► a) Musculocutaneous ► b) Radial ► c) Ulnar ► d) Median ► e) Two of the above, both the Ulnar and Median Nerves must be intact		View Answer
After studying Gross Anatomy for the National Board Exams, a second year student left Sackler at 1:00am and he was mugged on Harrison Avenue. During the attack, the student held his arm up to protect his head and he was knifed on his forearm. Subsequently, while waiting to be seen in the emergency room at Nemch, the student realized that he could no longer move his thumb) He immediately concluded that the knife must have directly injured his: ► a) Median Nerve ► b) Musculocutaneous Nerve ► c) Radial Nerve ► d) Ulnar Nerve ► e) Axillary Nerve		View Answer
The anatomical position is characterized by all of the following except: ► a) Palms facing posterior ► b) Thumbs pointing laterally ► c) Face pointing anteriorly ► d) Body standing upright		View Answer
Which of the following involves the injection of radioisotopes into the body? ► a) Radiography ► b) PET ► c) CT imaging ► d) MRI		View Answer
The dimpling of the skin observed in the breast is probably due to: ► a) Necrotic Breast Tissue ► b) Shortened Cooper's Ligaments ► c) Interference with Lymphatic Drainage ► d) Blocked Lactiferous Duct ► e) Swollen Glandular Tissue		View Answer
Which of the following lies fully ipsilateral to the left iliac region? ► a) Epigastric region ► b) Left hypochondiac region ► c) Right inguinal region ► d) Hypogastric region		View Answer