Surface Relief – Topographic Back Anatomy
About the Lecture
The lecture Surface Relief – Topographic Back Anatomy by Craig Canby, PhD is from the course Abdominal Wall with Dr. Canby.
Included Quiz Questions
Consider the posterior view of a man standing with both arms side-by-side in extension. Where is the deltoid region?
- Lateral to the scapula
- Inferior to the scapula
- Lateral to the neck
- Inferior to the iliac crest
- Inferior to the knee joint
What structure causes the vertebral prominence on the back of the neck?
- Spinous process of C7
- Spinous process of C6
- Spinous process of C5
- Spinous process of C3
- Spinous process of C4
What is the acromion?
- It is a projection of the scapula.
- It is a projection of the clavicle.
- It is a projection of a rib.
- It is an elbow joint.
- It is another name for the knee joint.
Where is the inferior-most attachment of the trapezius?
- T12
- T11
- T9
- T8
- T7
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Author of lecture Surface Relief – Topographic Back Anatomy
Craig Canby, PhD
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