5:34 O 63% N Oa drive.google.com•..Choose the correct answer:1- The cubital fossa contains all of the following EXCEPT:A. Brachial artery.B. Radial artery.C. Radial nerve.D. Ulnar nerve.E. Median nerve.2- A 41-year-old executive sees her physician because of chronic spasm of the scastress and depression. The physician determines that she has thoracic outlet sscalene muscle spasms most likely affect which region of the brachial plexus?A. BranchesВ. CordsC. DivisionsD. RootsE. Trunks3- Which of the following muscles flexes the glenohumeral and elbow joints andradioulnar joints?A. Coracobrachialis muscleB. Biceps brachii muscleC. Brachialis muscleD. Triceps brachii muscle4- A 17-year-old patient sees his healthcare provider with a complaint of weakneflexion and numbness on the lateral side of the forearm. Which of the flowinglikely damaged?A. Axillary nerveB. Median nerveC. Musculocutaneous nerveD. Radial nerveE. Ulnar nerve5- A patient is diagnosed with a peripheral nerve injury that weakens his abilitywrist, and fingers. Which area of this patient's upper limb will most likely expdeficit as a result of this injury?A. Anterior forearmB. Lateral forearmC. Medial forearmD. Posterior forearm2

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5:34 O 63% N O
a drive.google.com
•..
Choose the correct answer:
1- The cubital fossa contains all of the following EXCEPT:
A. Brachial artery.
B. Radial artery.
C. Radial nerve.
D. Ulnar nerve.
E. Median nerve.
2- A 41-year-old executive sees her physician because of chronic spasm of the sca
stress and depression. The physician determines that she has thoracic outlet s
scalene muscle spasms most likely affect which region of the brachial plexus?
A. Branches
В. Cords
C. Divisions
D. Roots
E. Trunks
3- Which of the following muscles flexes the glenohumeral and elbow joints and
radioulnar joints?
A. Coracobrachialis muscle
B. Biceps brachii muscle
C. Brachialis muscle
D. Triceps brachii muscle
4- A 17-year-old patient sees his healthcare provider with a complaint of weakne
flexion and numbness on the lateral side of the forearm. Which of the flowing
likely damaged?
A. Axillary nerve
B. Median nerve
C. Musculocutaneous nerve
D. Radial nerve
E. Ulnar nerve
5- A patient is diagnosed with a peripheral nerve injury that weakens his ability
wrist, and fingers. Which area of this patient's upper limb will most likely exp
deficit as a result of this injury?
A. Anterior forearm
B. Lateral forearm
C. Medial forearm
D. Posterior forearm
2

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