81. How would you produce maximal tension/stretch in the tibial component of the sciatic nerve?

90. Lateral sidebending of the occiput on atlas (OA joint) is restricted by the

25. What structure(s) bring oxygenated blood into the left atrium?

51. Your patient with chronic back pain has atrophy (loss of muscle mass) in their right calf. Strength is normal except they demonstrate difficulty in plantar flexing the right ankle against resistance. You suspect:

76. The ligament damaged by a deceleration injury in which the foot is planted firmly to stop the running athlete but momentum continues to translate the femur forward/anteriorly on a fixed tibia?

52. Your patient reports pain vaguely on the medial side of the knee just distal to the joint line. The pain is not affected by a clinical test in which you force valgus at the knee (i.e. valgus stress test is negative). Which of the following conditions is most consistent with this problem?

31. Which of the following muscles inserts into the gluteal tuberosity of the femur?

50. Based on myotomal testing, weakness in this muscle would be most consistent with an L5 nerve root injury.

59. This nerve innervates the extensor carpi ulnaris muscle of the forearm:

100. Identify the artery that provides blood supply to the anterior portion of the heart.