You are treating a patient who has a spasm in the muscle innervated by this nerve (#41).  That muscle spasm is causing pain, numbness and ______weakness. 

Which of these is not one of the 3 muscles that insert at the anterior medial proximal aspect of the tibia (pes anserine area)? 

A patient falls on an outstretched hand, causing ligament damage at the wrist. Which of these is most likely involved?

Which of these muscles is a prime mover for knee flexion?

The joint surface of bone #1 could best be described as. . .

As bone #2 moves new parts of the articular surface of bone 2 constantly come into contact with new parts of the socket. This is referred to as?

Which of these muscles is a prime mover for hip external rotation?

Following a blow to the head that severed a cranial nerve, a patient was unable to move her eyes in certain directions. Which of these was likely injured?

You observe a patient’s breathing as part of a respiratory assessment. Which muscle of respiration is a prime mover that is activated during forced expiration?

The primary function of this structure is to prevent impingement of the annular ligament and it aids in elbow extension.