2-A,B,C Collateral Circulation, Organization of the Nervous System and Deep Fascia Flashcards
Define anastomose
to meet with simlarly sized vessel as part of collateral circulation
The internal thoracic artery and vein lie deep to the ______ along the lateral edge of the sternum
rib
the internal artery continues inferiorly as the ______ artery
epigastric
Where does the epigastric vessels travel (between what layers of tissue)?
on the deep surface of the rectus abdominus
The throracic and epigastric vessels serve as collateral circulation for what major vessel?
aorta
The internal thoracic artery arises from which arter at the base of the neck?
subclavian
The inferior epigastric artery arises from the ____ ____ artery in the groin
iliac artery
What doe spinal nerves innervate? PNS or CNS?
the body wall of the trunk and the limbs (PNS)
What do the cranial nerves innervate?
head in the adult and the structures that developed in the embryonic head (PNS)
What do splanchinic nerves innervate?
smooth muscle, cardiac muscle and internal glands (PNS)
Define ganglia
collections of sensory or motor nerve cell bodies (PNS)
All deep fascia is found deep to the _______ , tissue which covers underlying bones and muscles
subcutaneous
Investing fascia covers what internal structures (generally)?
mucle and bone
As a general rule, any nerve that is superficial to the investing fascia will contain only sensory and ______ nerve fibers
autonomic
In many locations, extensions of the investing fascia pass inward to the bones form _____ ____ which divide muscles into groups.
intermuscular septa