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FINAL EXAMINATION
St Lucia Campus Second Semester, 2008

ANAT1005 – Anatomical Basis of Human Movement

PERUSAL TIME 10mins. During perusal, writing is not permitted at all

WRITING TIME 1 Hour
EXAMINER Assoc Prof Mark Forwood
NO. OF PAGES (include title page and attachments) 20 Pages - Double-Sided

Exam Type: Closed Book - Specified materials permitted

Permitted Materials: Calculator - Yes - Non-programmable calculators only
Dictionary - No
Other – No electronic aids are permitted (e.g. laptops, phone)
Answer: As instructed below
Section A to be answered on the True/False & Multiple Choice
Answer Sheet provided
Section B - C to be answered in the space provided
Number of Questions: 30 Multiple Choice Questions (30 Marks)
6 Short Answer Questions (30 Marks)
Weighting/Marks: 40 % / 60 marks
Special Instructions: Students must comply with the General Award Rules 1A.7 and
1A.8 which outline the responsibilities of students during an
examination.
Relative weights for marking multiple choice questions
Correct = 1 Incorrect = 0 “?” box = 0.2
 ANAT1005 - Final Semester Examination, Semester Two 2008

1 List, in sequence, the various parts of the gastro-intestinal tract that a bolus of food passes
through from the mouth to the anal canal. [5 marks]
[31185-YO]

2 Draw and label a diagram of a typical rib. Which structure/s does a typical rib articulate
with? [5 marks]
[30941-YO]

3 Regarding the sciatic nerve:

From which segments of the spinal cord does it originate?
What are its terminal branches?
What is the main distribution of these nerves i.e. what do these nerves supply? [5 marks]
[30942-YO]

4 List the parts of the respiratory tree (in the correct sequence) that air passes through from
the atmosphere until it reaches the alveoli in the lungs. [5 marks]
[30943-YO]

5 The shoulder joint has sacrificed stability for mobility.

List the factors that enable the joint to be as mobile as it is AND the factors that provide it
with some degree of stability. [5 marks]
[30945-MF]

6 Urea is relatively harmless water-soluble compound that is excreted in the urine. Follow the
path that the urea takes from the time it reaches the kidney (via the renal artery) until it is
voided in the urine. List the structures in sequence in a male. [5 marks]
[27811-YO]

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