| 1. | pectoralis major assists in _____ rotation of the arm |
| 2. | brachial plexus cord of the axillary nerve |
| 5. | where the dural sac ends |
| 6. | the deep branch of this artery supplies the levator scapulae, while the superficial branch supplies the trapezius |
| 7. | location of conus medullaris |
| 9. | nerve at greatest risk with a midshaft humerus fracture |
| 10. | initials of the nerve innervating the trapezius |
| 11. | great ______ nerve of Erb's point |
| 13. | vertebra prominens |
| 16. | characteristic deformity of shoulder separation |
| 17. | all vertebral extensor muscles are innervated by... |
| 19. | material of intervertebral discs |
| 20. | GSE and GVE fibers pass through these |
| 22. | prominent superiorly protuding structure of the axis |
| 23. | axillary vein is continuous with the ______ vein |
| 24. | most lateral muscle of the erector spinae group |
| 25. | nerve on brachial plexus posterior cord with roots C6-8 |
| 28. | pinching of the suprascapular nerve may cause difficulty in this arm motion |
| 29. | elbow's bony landmark which articulates with the head of the radius |
| 30. | abducts arm first 15 degrees |
| 32. | ____ vein that lies in the deltopectoral groove |
| 33. | _____ vertebrae have a heart-shaped vertebral foramen and long, sloped spinous process |
| 35. | the transverse fibers of the trapezoid _____ the scapula |
| 36. | ______ deformity resulting from tear of tendon of biceps brachii long head |
| 37. | only the ____ head of triceps brachii extends at the shoulder joint |