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Create a quiz on musculoskeletal anatomy based on the following anatomical landmarks and their descriptions. Generate a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, and ll-inthe-blank questions. Ensure that each question is clear, concise, and test the knowledge of the landmarks...

Create a quiz on musculoskeletal anatomy based on the following anatomical landmarks and their descriptions. Generate a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, and ll-inthe-blank questions. Ensure that each question is clear, concise, and test the knowledge of the landmarks, their positions, trails, and associated muscle attachments. Anatomical Landmarks: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CORACOID PROCESS Position: Seated Neutral Landmark: Lateral end of clavicle Trail: From the lateral end of the clavicle, move inferiorly onto the coracoid process. Function: Biceps brachii attachment MEDIAL BORDER OF THE SCAPULA Position: Prone Neutral Landmark: SP C7 Trail: From SP C7, move inferiorly 2-3 vertebrae. Move laterally to the medial border of the scapula. Explore the medial border inferiorly (to the inferior angle) and superiorly (to the superior angle). Function: Rhomboid Major & Minor attachment SPINE OF SCAPULA Position: Seated or prone Neutral Landmark: Acromion Trail: From the acromion, travel posteriorly, then move medially to locate the prominent ridge of bone traveling in an oblique-medial direction. Function: Upper traps attachment fi • • LATERAL BORDER OF THE SCAPULA Position: Prone Neutral Landmark: Interior border of scapula Trail: From the inferior angle, move laterally and superiorly along the border. Follow the border towards the axilla. Function: Teres Minor attachment • • • • • • INFERIOR ANGLE OF THE SCAPULA Position: Prone Neutral Landmark: Medial border of the scapula Trail: From the medial border of the scapula, move inferiorly along the border. Function: Latissimus Dorsi attachment • • • • • • SUPERIOR ANGLE OF THE SCAPULA Position: Prone Neutral Landmark: Medial border of the scapula Trail: From the medial border of the scapula, move superiorly along the border to its most superior part, curl ngers around the angle. Push the scapula superiorly from the inferior angle/lateral border to feel the angle pop up into your hand. Function: Levator Scapulae attachment • • • • • • SUPRASPINOUS FOSSA Position: Prone or seated Neutral Landmark: Spine of the Scapula Trail: From the spine of the scapula, move superiorly and curl ngers deep in the concave area of bone. Function: Supraspinatus attachment • • • fi fi • fi • • • • • • • • • • • • • INFRASPINOUS FOSSA Position: Prone or seated Neutral Landmark: Spine of the Scapula Trail: From the spine of the scapula, move medial and outline the medial border following it inferiorly to the angle, then superiorly again along the lateral border. Function: Infraspinatus attachment SUBSCAPULAR FOSSA Patient Position: Sidelying Neutral Landmark: SP C7 Trail: Cradle the patient's arm in a "chicken wing" position, moving inferolaterally to the medial border, curl ngers onto the anterior surface of the scapula. Function: Subscapularis attachment INFRAGLENOID TUBERCLE Patient Position: Prone • Neutral Landmark: Lateral border of the Scapula • Trail: Follow the lateral border superiorly and • laterally towards the axilla. Function: Triceps Brachii attachment • Please ensure that the generated questions cover a wide range of topics related to these anatomical landmarks, including their positions, trails, and muscle attachments.