Quiz: Principles Quiz 2


Principles Quiz 2Online version principles two by kenneth thomas 1 Pupil Dilation is an action signaled by the _____________ branch of the Autonomic Nervous System. a Sympathetic b Parasympathetic 2 vertebrobasilar arterial insufficiency is considered a ______ effect of subluxation. a primary b secondary c tertiary 3 spinal cord compression might be considered a ______ effect of subluxation. a primary b secondary c tertiary 4 axoplasmic aberration is considered at ________ effect of subluxation. a primary b secondary c tertiary 5 altered somatic reflexes are considered ________ effects of subluxation. a primary b secondary c tertiary 6 Neurodystrophic phenomena are generally classified as a ______effect of subluxation. a primary b secondary c tertiary 7 Which of these is not a tertiary effect of subluxation? a aberrant somato-somatic reflexes b neurodystrophic changes c axoplasmic aberration d somatic afferent bombardment 8 Which of these is not a secondary effect of subluxation? a somatic afferent bombardment b nerve root compression c spinal cord compression d axoplasmic aberration 9 depresses respiration a sympathetic b parasympathetic 10 slows the heart rate a sympathetic b parasympathetic 11 pilomotor stimulation a sympathetic b parasympathetic 12 sudomotor response a sympathetic b parasympathetic 13 bronchiodialation a sympathetic b parasympathetic 14 Concept that states that deformation can occur due to a sustained load a creep b heuter-volkmann c wolff's d hilton's 15 Bell-Magendie suggested that the ________ relays sensory information, and the ______ relays motor. a posterior horn, anterior horn b anterior horn, posterior horn c posterior horn, central cord d anterior horn, central cord 16 The inverse square law states that the intensity of an xray beam is ___________ proportional to the square of __________. a inversely, distance it travels b evenly, distance it travels c inversely, intensity upon creation d evenly, intensity upon creation 17 According to Meric, T1-T4 roots provide innervation to the a heart and lungs b tonsils c gallbladder d kidneys 18 According to Meric, T10-T12 roots provide innervation to the a Kidneys b Colon c Stomach d Gallbladder and Liver 19 According to Meric, T6-T10 roots provide innervation to the a Gallbladder and Liver b Stomach c Kidneys d Colon 20 When seated, the inferior angle of the scapula is at what vertebral level? a T7 b T5 c T6 d T9 21 The cricoid cartilage is located at which vertebral level? a C4 b C5 c C6 d C7 22 The sternal angle is located at which vertebral level? a T4 b T5 c T3 d T6 23 Which is located at the level of S4? a PIIS b PSIS c AIIS d ASIS 24 Which is commonly located at the level of C6, select all that apply. Choose one or more answers a cricoid b last moveable spinous in extension c carotid tubercle d thyroid 25 Which is located at the level of C3? a hyoid b thryroid c cricoid d carotid tubercle 26 The iliac crest is palpable at the level of this spinous? a L5 b L4 c L3 d S1

1

Pupil Dilation is an action signaled by the _____________ branch of the Autonomic Nervous System.

a

Sympathetic

b

Parasympathetic

2

vertebrobasilar arterial insufficiency is considered a ______ effect of subluxation.

a

primary

b

secondary

c

tertiary

3

spinal cord compression might be considered a ______ effect of subluxation.

a

primary

b

secondary

c

tertiary

4

axoplasmic aberration is considered at ________ effect of subluxation.

a

primary

b

secondary

c

tertiary

5

altered somatic reflexes are considered ________ effects of subluxation.

a

primary

b

secondary

c

tertiary

6

Neurodystrophic phenomena are generally classified as a ______effect of subluxation.

a

primary

b

secondary

c

tertiary

7

Which of these is not a tertiary effect of subluxation?

a

aberrant somato-somatic reflexes

b

neurodystrophic changes

c

axoplasmic aberration

d

somatic afferent bombardment

8

Which of these is not a secondary effect of subluxation?

a

somatic afferent bombardment

b

nerve root compression

c

spinal cord compression

d

axoplasmic aberration

9

depresses respiration

a

sympathetic

b

parasympathetic

10

slows the heart rate

a

sympathetic

b

parasympathetic

11

pilomotor stimulation

a

sympathetic

b

parasympathetic

12

sudomotor response

a

sympathetic

b

parasympathetic

13

bronchiodialation

a

sympathetic

b

parasympathetic

14

Concept that states that deformation can occur due to a sustained load

a

creep

b

heuter-volkmann

c

wolff's

d

hilton's

15

Bell-Magendie suggested that the __ relays sensory information, and the relays motor.

a

posterior horn, anterior horn

b

anterior horn, posterior horn

c

posterior horn, central cord

d

anterior horn, central cord

16

The inverse square law states that the intensity of an xray beam is _ proportional to the square of .

a

inversely, distance it travels

b

evenly, distance it travels

c

inversely, intensity upon creation

d

evenly, intensity upon creation

17

According to Meric, T1-T4 roots provide innervation to the

a

heart and lungs

b

tonsils

c

gallbladder

d

kidneys

18

According to Meric, T10-T12 roots provide innervation to the

a

Kidneys

b

Colon

c

Stomach

d

Gallbladder and Liver

19

According to Meric, T6-T10 roots provide innervation to the

a

Gallbladder and Liver

b

Stomach

c

Kidneys

d

Colon

20

When seated, the inferior angle of the scapula is at what vertebral level?

a

T7

b

T5

c

T6

d

T9

21

The cricoid cartilage is located at which vertebral level?

a

C4

b

C5

c

C6

d

C7

22

The sternal angle is located at which vertebral level?

a

T4

b

T5

c

T3

d

T6

23

Which is located at the level of S4?

a

PIIS

b

PSIS

c

AIIS

d

ASIS

24

Which is commonly located at the level of C6, select all that apply.

Choose one or more answers

a

cricoid

b

last moveable spinous in extension

c

carotid tubercle

d

thyroid

25

Which is located at the level of C3?

a

hyoid

b

thryroid

c

cricoid

d

carotid tubercle

26

The iliac crest is palpable at the level of this spinous?

a

L5

b

L4

c

L3

d

S1

		%
	Anonymous	%
		%
		%

Principles Quiz 2

Quiz

About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

Top Games

Quiz

Tissues - Practice Quiz

Quiz

Practice Quiz - Punnett Square, Variation, and Mutations

Quiz

Spanish Alphabet Listening

Quiz

Photosynthesis vs Cellular Respiration - Practice Quiz

Quiz

UPS 5 Seeing Habits Quiz

Principles Quiz 2Online version

by kenneth thomas

Pupil Dilation is an action signaled by the _____________ branch of the Autonomic Nervous System.

vertebrobasilar arterial insufficiency is considered a ______ effect of subluxation.

spinal cord compression might be considered a ______ effect of subluxation.

axoplasmic aberration is considered at ________ effect of subluxation.

altered somatic reflexes are considered ________ effects of subluxation.

Neurodystrophic phenomena are generally classified as a ______effect of subluxation.

Which of these is not a tertiary effect of subluxation?

Which of these is not a secondary effect of subluxation?

depresses respiration

slows the heart rate

pilomotor stimulation

sudomotor response

bronchiodialation

Concept that states that deformation can occur due to a sustained load

Bell-Magendie suggested that the ________ relays sensory information, and the ______ relays motor.

The inverse square law states that the intensity of an xray beam is ___________ proportional to the square of __________.

According to Meric, T1-T4 roots provide innervation to the

According to Meric, T10-T12 roots provide innervation to the

According to Meric, T6-T10 roots provide innervation to the

When seated, the inferior angle of the scapula is at what vertebral level?

The cricoid cartilage is located at which vertebral level?

The sternal angle is located at which vertebral level?

Which is located at the level of S4?

Which is commonly located at the level of C6, select all that apply.

Which is located at the level of C3?

The iliac crest is palpable at the level of this spinous?

Bell-Magendie suggested that the __ relays sensory information, and the relays motor.

The inverse square law states that the intensity of an xray beam is _ proportional to the square of .