6) Which of the muscles listed below is NOT an internal rotator at the shoulder?

13) Your patient dislocated their glenohumeral joint. They now have total paralysis of the deltoidmuscle but weak abduction movement of the arm is still possible. External rotation of thearm is slightly weakened. Elbow flexion and extension strength are normal. Numbness existsat skin over lateral aspect of upper arm. Sensation elsewhere is normal. Where is the lesion?

12. Which of the following muscles act to produce side bending of the trunk?

98. Damage to the mitral valve can lead to the regurgitation of blood:

18) Which muscle is NOT a flexor of the MP joint at the little finger?

48. Identify the muscle that is innervated by the medial plantar nerve.

3) A penetrating wound has totally cut the anterior divisions from the upper and middle trunksof the brachial plexus. Which of the following motions would be weakened?

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?