Refer to Figure 6.   What is the name of the muscle attached to the pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone and the mandible that is involved in chewing by grinding the teeth and moving the jaw side to side? Give the number for this muscle from the figure:

In addition to the findings already discussed, what other physical findings might Mrs. Johnson have due to hepatic cirrhosis? (Select all that apply)

Refer to Figure 6.  Each of the people labeled with a letter in this figure are using their facial muscles in order to emote.  What NUMBER on the figure is the LEVATOR LABII? Which of these people is using their LEVATOR LABII the most? Which of these people is using their LEVATOR LABII the least? EXPLAIN your choices by relating the appearance of these faces to the actions of this muscle:

Please match the terminology with the correct definition.

Refer to Figure 5.  Very few of the joints on the skull are classified as diarthrotic synovial joints. One of these diarthrotic joints is formed at Position #16 in the figure. What is the SPECIFIC TYPE of joint? What bones form this joint?

The professor teaching this course is Dr. Ram.

When preparing to exam a patient’s skin, the nurse understands: (Select all that apply)  

Patient information continued….. After inspecting and palpating the exposed surfaces of the skin, the nurse repositions the drape to expose the skin of the back. He notices four moles on the upper back. One of the moles stands out from the others. It is large, the coloring is a reddish-brown, and the borders appear rough and irregular.    The appropriate terminology to describe a hyperpigmented, flat skin lesion commonly known as a “mole” is: 

The nurse informs his patient that he will palpating for skin turgor. Skin turgor evaluates a patient’s:

Which healthcare setting provides supportive treatment for terminally ill patients?