(4) Back Angiology and Neurology Flashcards
What is this?
Subclavian A.
What is this?
Subclavian A.
Label the following structures on the
Subclavian A.
Label the following structures on the
Subclavian A.
What is this?
Where does this travel?
Vertebral A.
*Travels through the transverse foramena of the cervical vertebrae
***Goes along the posterior arch of tha atlas to enter the foramen magnum
What is this?
Suboccipital Triangle
What artery can be identified with this view?
What nerve can be identified with this view?
- Vertebral A. (*travels over posterior arch of atlas)
- Suboccipital N.
Why do we care about the vertebral A. when we are studying the muscles of the back?
The vertebral A. are what produce the…
Spinal Arteries
(Posterior and Anterior)
*they are tiny, not going to look for them in lab
Identify this:
Transverse Cervial A.
Identify this:
Transverse Cervical A.
Identify this:
Dorsal Scapular A.
Identify this:
Dorsal Scapular A.
When does the subclavian a. change name?
When it passes the 1st rib, becomes the…
axillary a.
Identify the following:
Identify the following:
Thoracodorsal A.
Identify the following:
Thoracodorsal A.
In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a
VEIN
Darker
(b/c looking through thin wall of vein to preserved blood that’s stuck inside)
In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a
ARTERY
ROUNDER
MORE SQUIGGILY
In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a
NERVE
Flatter
Shiny
Straight path
Paraspinal Arteries
Label the diagram