1-B,C,D Skin and Superficial Fascia, Mammary Gland and Lymphatic System Flashcards

1
Q

List other names that describe the superficial fascia

A

subcutanious tissue or tela subcutanea

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2
Q

The superficial fascia contains differing amounts of fat and _____ fibers that attach to the _______ and blend at a deeper level to the ________ fascia

A

collagen, dermis, investing

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3
Q

The term investing fascia describes what?

A

the outermost layer of fascia surrounding the skeletal muscle

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4
Q

Name the tissue that separates the lobules in the mammary gland.

A

coopers ligaments

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5
Q

Name an area where the superficial fascia is tighly bound to the deep fascia.

A

the palms

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6
Q

The breast is a ______ organ. (Describing the type of tissue it is made of)

A

fibroglandular

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7
Q

T/F the base of the breast is circular

A

F- it has a lateral extension called the axillary tail

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8
Q

Name the two structures found at the apex of the breast

A

areola and nipple

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9
Q

Each lobe of the breast is connected to the nipple by a _____.

A

lactiferous duct

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10
Q

State the general fucntion fo the lymphatic system

A

recover plasma proteis that have escaped blood capillaries and return them to the blood- maintain osmotic equilibrium

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11
Q

Lymphatic capillaries are particularly abundant in the ____ (layer of skin) and the ___ and ____ of the digestive respiratory and genitourinary tracts. (layer below the epithelium)

A

dermis, mucosa and submucosa

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12
Q

Describe the consequences of lymph blockage

A

edema- fluid accumulates in the extracellular space

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13
Q

Valve, movement of adjacent structures and negative intrathroacic pressure are the three must important mechanisms in propelling_________ within its channels

A

lymph

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14
Q

Ducts deliver lymph to one or more _____ _______ before returning it to a vein

A

lymph node

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15
Q

Collecting ducts enventually form two major lymphatic ducts called:

A

right lymphatic duct and the thoracic duct

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16
Q

All lymph from the skin and subcutaneous tissue below the head and neck drain into the _______ or ________ nodes before entering the deep lymphatic vessels.

A

axillary, inguinal

17
Q

Trace drainage pathways from the mammary gland

A

most lymphatic channels pass laterally to a series of axillary lymph nodes, while secondary routes pass medially to the parasternal nodes, superiorly to the supraclavicular nodes and inferiorly to the abdominal walls

18
Q

Define regions drained by the inguinal node

A

any lymph below the umbilicus

19
Q

As lymph drains, the last opportunity to remove antigens from the lymph before it enters the blood is at the ________ nodes AKA _______ nodes.

A

supraclavicular nodes/ sentinel nodes

20
Q

What doe spinal nerves innervate? PNS or CNS?

A

the body wall of the trunk and the limbs (PNS)

21
Q

What do the cranial nerves innervate?

A

head in the adult and the structures that developed in the embryonic head (PNS)

22
Q

What do splanchinic nerves innervate?

A

smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and internal glands (PNS)

23
Q

Define ganglia

A

collections of sensory or motor nerve cell bodies (PNS)

24
Q

All deep fascia is found deep to the _______ , tissue which covers underlying bones and muscles

A

subcutaneous

25
Q

Investing fascia covers what internal structures (generally)?

A

mucle and bone

26
Q

As a general rule, any nerve that is superficial to the investing fascia will contain only sensory and ______ nerve fibers

A

autonomic

27
Q

In many locations, extensions of the investing fascia pass inward to the bones form _____ ____ which divide muscles into groups.

A

intermuscular septa

28
Q

Deep fascia also encloses individual muscles in a layer called the _____

A

epimysium