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Orthopedic Fitter Exam Questions and Answers, Exams of Prosthetics & Orthotics

A comprehensive set of questions and answers related to the anatomy and physiology of the human musculoskeletal system, specifically focusing on bones, joints, muscles, and landmarks. It is a valuable resource for students studying orthopedics, physical therapy, or related fields, offering a structured approach to understanding the key concepts and terminology.

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ORTHOTIC FITTER EXAM QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.
what are the 2 major divisions of bones - ANSWER- axial and appendicular
how many bones does the axial skeleton have - ANSWER- 80
what regions of the body make up the axial skeleton - ANSWER- skull, ribs, sternum
and vertebral column
how many bones does the appendicular skeleton have - ANSWER- 126
what regions of the body make up the appendicular skeleton - ANSWER- upper limbs,
lower limbs, pelvic girdle and pectoral girdle
what is the only movable joint in the skull - ANSWER- mandible
what makes up the cranium and what is its function - ANSWER- superior bones of the
skull, protects the brain from damage
what makes up the facial bones and what is their function - ANSWER- the anterior and
inferior bones of the skull, support the eyes, nose and mouth
how many vertebrae make up vertebral column, what are the regions - ANSWER- 26,
thoracic, cervical, lumbar, sacrum and coccyx
what is the sternum - ANSWER- breastbone, think, knife shaped bone located along the
midline of the anterior side of the thoracic region
what does the sternum connect to and by what - ANSWER- the ribs by thin bands of
costal cartilage
how many pairs of ribs are in the human body - ANSWER- 12
what makes up the ribcage - ANSWER- sternum and ribs
what are the first 7 ribs known as and why - ANSWER- true ribs because they connect
the thoracic vertebrae directly to the sternum by a band of costal cartilage
what are the 8, 9 and 10th ribs known as and why - ANSWER- false ribs because they
connect to the sternum by cartilage that connects to band of cartilage of the 7th rib
what are 11 and 12th ribs known as and why - ANSWER- floating ribs because they do
not have any cartilage attachment to the sternum at all
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ORTHOTIC FITTER EXAM QUESTIONS

WITH CORRECT ANSWERS.

what are the 2 major divisions of bones - ANSWER- axial and appendicular how many bones does the axial skeleton have - ANSWER- 80 what regions of the body make up the axial skeleton - ANSWER- skull, ribs, sternum and vertebral column how many bones does the appendicular skeleton have - ANSWER- 126 what regions of the body make up the appendicular skeleton - ANSWER- upper limbs, lower limbs, pelvic girdle and pectoral girdle what is the only movable joint in the skull - ANSWER- mandible what makes up the cranium and what is its function - ANSWER- superior bones of the skull, protects the brain from damage what makes up the facial bones and what is their function - ANSWER- the anterior and inferior bones of the skull, support the eyes, nose and mouth how many vertebrae make up vertebral column, what are the regions - ANSWER- 26, thoracic, cervical, lumbar, sacrum and coccyx what is the sternum - ANSWER- breastbone, think, knife shaped bone located along the midline of the anterior side of the thoracic region what does the sternum connect to and by what - ANSWER- the ribs by thin bands of costal cartilage how many pairs of ribs are in the human body - ANSWER- 12 what makes up the ribcage - ANSWER- sternum and ribs what are the first 7 ribs known as and why - ANSWER- true ribs because they connect the thoracic vertebrae directly to the sternum by a band of costal cartilage what are the 8, 9 and 10th ribs known as and why - ANSWER- false ribs because they connect to the sternum by cartilage that connects to band of cartilage of the 7th rib what are 11 and 12th ribs known as and why - ANSWER- floating ribs because they do not have any cartilage attachment to the sternum at all

what is the pectoral girdle - ANSWER- connects the upper limb bones to the axial skeleton, consists of left and right clavicle and left and right scapulae what is the humerous - ANSWER- bone of the upper arm what joints does the humerus form - ANSWER- ball and socket joint with the scapulae to form shoulder joint and forms elbow joint with the lower arm bones what bones form the forearm - ANSWER- radius and ulna what side of the forearm is the ulna and what kind of joint does it form - ANSWER- medial side and forms a hinge joint with the humerus at the elbow what does the radius allow - ANSWER- the forearm and hand to turn over at the wrist joint what are carpals - ANSWER- group of 8 small bones that give added flexibility to the wrist what do carpals connect to - ANSWER- 5 metacarpals that connect to each of the fingers how many bones are in each finger - ANSWER- 3 bones except for the thumb that only has 2 phalanges what makes up the pelvic girdle - ANSWER- left and right hip bones and connects the lower limbs to axial skeleton what is the femur - ANSWER- largest bones in the body and only bone in the thigh what joints does the femur form - ANSWER- ball and socket hip joint with the hip and knee joint with the tibia and patella what is another name for patella - ANSWER- kneecap, bc it is one of the few bones not present at birth what makes up the lower leg - ANSWER- tibia and fibia what is the tibia - ANSWER- larger than the fibula and bears most of the body's weight what is the fibula - ANSWER- mainly a muscle attachment point and used to help maintain balance what forms the ankle joint - ANSWER- tibia and fibula with the talus what is the talus - ANSWER- 1 of the 7 tarsal bones of the foot, sits between the calcaneus and tibia/fibula

Diaphragm - ANSWER- dome shaped muscle/tendon that plays a vital role in breathing and separates the chest from the abdomin Infrapinatus muscle - ANSWER- one of the rotator cuff muscles that provides joint stability Intercostal muscle - ANSWER- located between the ribs, make up the chest wall and help with inhalation Latissimus dorsi muscle - ANSWER- largest muscle in the human body and its functions involve movements of the arm Levator scapulae muscle - ANSWER- located at the back side of the neck, lifts scapula and shrugs shoulders Pectoral minor muscle - ANSWER- 1 of 2 sets of muscles that connect bones of the chest to shoulder/upper arms, moves shoulder down and forward Serratus anterior muscle - ANSWER- located on the side of the chest, pulls scapula down and to the front, thrusting shoulders forwards, like pushing something Subscapularis - ANSWER- one of the rotator cuff muscles Supraspinatus - ANSWER- located in the depression above the spine of the scapula, acts to abduct the upper arm Teres major muscle - ANSWER- brings the arm toward the body and assists in extending it when the arm is in a fixed position Teres minor muscle - ANSWER- rotates the arm laterally and assists in bringing the arm towards the body, draws the humerus up and straightens shoulder joint Trapezius muscle - ANSWER- one of the major back muscles, moves, rotates and stabilizes the scapula and extends the head of the neck External abdominal obliques muscle - ANSWER- pair of muscles that lie on the lateral sides of the abdominal region of body, lateral flexion and rotation of the trunk, side bend Iliopsoas muscle - ANSWER- most powerful flexors of the thighat the hip joint, provides flexion at the hip in walking and running Inguinal ligament - ANSWER- connective tissue in the groin region of body, supports soft tissues in the groin Internal abdominal obliques - ANSWER- flex the vertebral column

Rectus abdominis - ANSWER- abs, extend along the length of the abdomen thoracolumbar fascia - ANSWER- large portion of back muscles abductor digiti minimi - ANSWER- muscle in the foot attached to small toe that pulls that toe away from others adductor hallucis - ANSWER- located on the sole of the foot, adducts the big toe moving it closer to smaller toes adductor brevis - ANSWER- arises from the pubic body and inserts into the posterior femur, adducts and helps with lateral rotation of the hip Adductor longus - ANSWER- runs from pubic bone to femur, moves thigh inward Adductor Magnus - ANSWER- rotates leg medially Bicep Femoris - ANSWER- hamstring muscle, flex and rotate the leg laterally and extends the thigh Achilles Tendon - ANSWER- thickest/strongest tendon in body, connects calf muscle to the calcaneous, platarflexes the foot Dorsal Interossei - ANSWER- foot muscles that run along the back of the foot and between the toe bones Extensor Digitorum longus - ANSWER- on the outside of the lower leg, dorsiflex the foot, eversion of foot and extension of toes