Anatomy & Neuro Quiz

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A quick anatomy and neuro quiz.

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Froggy Jumps Anatomy & Neuro QuizVersion en ligne A quick anatomy and neuro quiz. par Kennedy Edmond 1 Which ROM movement decreases the angle between two bones? a Flexion b Extension c Abduction 2 Which directional term means toward the head (upper part)? a Lateral b Inferior c Superior 3 Which term refers to the sole of the foot? a Dorsal b Palmar c Plantar 4 Which bone is on the thumb side of the forearm? a Femur b Radius c Ulna 5 What part of the brain controls balance and coordination? a Cerebellum b Cerebrum c Medulla 6 Which part of a neuron conducts impulses away from the cell body? a Soma b Axon c Dendrite 7 Movement around a pivot point, like turning the head is what? a Rotation b Extension c Flexion 8 Which directional term means toward the back of the body? a Posterior b Medial c Anterior 9 Which regional term refers to the back of the knee? a Popliteal region b Cervical region c Inguinal region 10 Which brain region processes sensory information and language? a Thalamus b Brainstem c Cerebral cortex 11 Which part receives signals from other neurons? a Dendrites b Axon c Soma 12 Which part conducts impulses away from the cell body? a Dendrite b Soma c Axon 13 What insulating layer speeds up nerve conduction? a Nucleus b Myelin sheath c Synapse 14 Where are neurotransmitters released? a Nucleus b Synaptic terminal c Dendrite 15 The junction between two neurons is called a? a Axon b Synapse c Dendrite 16 Which part contains the nucleus and most organelles? a Soma b Axon c Dendrite 17 Which part transmits signals to the next neuron or muscle? a Dendrite b Soma c Axon terminal 18 What does anterior (ventral) mean in anatomy? a Above the body b Toward the back of the body c Toward the front of the body 19 Which term means toward the midline of the body? a Anterior b Medial c Lateral 20 What is the opposite of distal? a Proximal b Superficial c Distal is opposite of proximal 21 Which direction is caudal? a Toward the front b Toward the tail or feet c Toward the head 22 If a structure is proximal, where is it located? a Above the surface b Closer to the point of attachment c Farther from the point of attachment 23 Which term means toward the back of the body? a Anterior b Ventral c Posterior 24 What does superior mean? a Above another structure b Beside it c Below another structure 25 Which term describes moving toward the midline? a Medial b Lateral c Anterior 26 What is the term for the surface closer to the back? a Anteroposterior b Dorsal c Ventral

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Anatomy & Neuro QuizVersion en ligne

par Kennedy Edmond

Which ROM movement decreases the angle between two bones?

Which directional term means toward the head (upper part)?

Which term refers to the sole of the foot?

Which bone is on the thumb side of the forearm?

What part of the brain controls balance and coordination?

Which part of a neuron conducts impulses away from the cell body?

Movement around a pivot point, like turning the head is what?

Which directional term means toward the back of the body?

Which regional term refers to the back of the knee?

Which brain region processes sensory information and language?

Which part receives signals from other neurons?

Which part conducts impulses away from the cell body?

What insulating layer speeds up nerve conduction?

Where are neurotransmitters released?

The junction between two neurons is called a?

Which part contains the nucleus and most organelles?

Which part transmits signals to the next neuron or muscle?

What does anterior (ventral) mean in anatomy?

Which term means toward the midline of the body?

What is the opposite of distal?

Which direction is caudal?

If a structure is proximal, where is it located?

Which term means toward the back of the body?

What does superior mean?

Which term describes moving toward the midline?

What is the term for the surface closer to the back?