You are taking goniometric measurements of the wrist and note that on passive motions the patient has full range of motion.  However, when the patient moves the wrist into radial deviation, the patient is quiet limited.  You suspect weakness due to involvement of which spinal segments?

With the shoulder girdle stabilized, the upper trapezius can assist in extending the head and neck, laterally bending to the same side, and perform rotation to the opposite side.  This action is known as:

Which is NOT a component of the force couple responsible for upward rotation? 

The trunk muscle whose primary function is compression of the abdomial contents is the: 

This muscle is an effective prime mover for trunk lateral bending, but because of its line of pull has no effect on trunk flexion, extension, or rotation.

The chondrosternal articulations are what type of joints?

This is a common type of fracture seen in those with osteoporosis.

You are performing a posture assessment on your patient and observe an increased lumbar lordosis.  Your patient is able to partially correct the posture with verbal and tactile cues.  Anatomincally, what could be the cause of this abnormal posture?

There are two periods of single support in a gait cycle.

The opening in the skull for the spinal cord is called the: