AP-Anatomy Exam (English)

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Q4:The ilium belongs to:

Q5:When the proximal end is fixed, contraction of the upper trapezius can cause the scapula to:

Q6:Which of the following descriptions is incorrect:

Q7:The hip bone is formed by which of the following bones:

Q8:What movements occur at the hip and knee joints during the descent phase of a squat:

Q9:During the descent phase of a pull-up, the biceps brachii muscle undergoes:

Q10:The most commonly used type of muscle contraction during rehabilitation training is:

Q11:Which of the following joints is a hinge joint:

Q12:Which of the following muscle groups belongs to the torso box muscles:

Q13:During a standing dumbbell lateral raise, the arms undergo abduction. This movement occurs in which plane:

Q14:The major muscle responsible for stabilizing the pelvis and preventing hip twisting during hip joint movement is:

Q15:Pelvic rotation occurs in which anatomical plane:

Q16:The most important respiratory muscle in the human body is:

Q17:The vertebrae of the thoracic spine belong to:

Q18:The carpal bones belong to:

Q19:Winged scapula is mainly caused by imbalance in the muscles stabilizing the scapula. To address this issue, one should strengthen:

Q20:Tightness and hypertrophy of the upper trapezius muscle is caused by overuse. To improve this condition, we should:

Q21:How many ribs does the human body have:

Q22:If the distal end is fixed and only one side of the trapezius contracts, it can cause the head to:

Q23:The main function of the gluteus maximus is:

Q24:In a static posture assessment, we use front, side, and back views to observe the subject. The side view is mainly used to observe:

Q25:Which of the following dysfunctions can cause winged scapula:

Q26:Which excessively tight muscle can cause a rounded shoulder posture:

Q27:The muscle that abducts the shoulder is:

Q28:The muscle that rotates the head to the contralateral side is:

Q29:How to find the neutral position of the pelvis in standing position:

Q30:The muscle that extends the spine is:

Q31:The muscle that depresses and rotates the scapula downward is:

Q32:In gait assessment, if you hear a “foot slap” sound like dragging slippers, it indicates that which muscle group is inactive:

Q33:In static assessment, if the shoulders appear uneven in height from the front and positioned differently from the side, which additional test should be performed:

Q34:Bilateral contraction of the iliopsoas muscles can cause:

Q35:Bilateral contraction of the anterior fibers of the gluteus medius can cause:

Q36:Which of the following exercises activates the deep abdominals most effectively:

Q37:Kegel exercises for postpartum recovery mainly train the strength of which muscle group:

Q38:Bilateral contraction of the piriformis can cause:

Q39:Which of the following movements should be avoided in case of a herniated disc:

Q40:One of the most important components for professional athletes and dancers to strengthen is:

Q41:The safest period for pregnant women to exercise is:

Q42:The three major muscles responsible for hip flexion are:

Q43:The supine dumbbell bench press utilizes which function of the pectoralis major muscle:

Q44:How to find the neutral spine in standing position?

Q45:Name the bony landmarks.