Anatomy Flashcards

1
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At the spinal cord, does the sensory neurone arrive in the ventral horn or dorsal horn?

A

Sensory neurone - ventral horn

Motor neurone - dorsal horn

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Describe foot eversion and inversion

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Foot eversion - ankles pointing in, very (very) rare to cause ankle sprain
Foot inversion - ankles pointing out

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3
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What are the three compartments of the thigh region and which nerves innervate each one

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Anterior - Femoral nerve
Medial - Obturator nerve
Posterior - Sciatic nerve

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Which is the more lateral, the Biceps Femoris, Semi Tendinous or the Semi Membranous

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From medial to lateral
Semi Membranous
Semi Tendinous
Biceps Femoris

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What are the 4 compartment in the Leg and which nerves innervate them

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Anterior - Deep Peroneal Nerve
Lateral - Superficial Peroneal Nerve
Posterior Superficial - Tibial Nerve
Posterior Deep - Tibial Nerve

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6
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What is compartment syndrome?

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Building up pressure within a fascia - extremely painful
Can be cause by a tibial fracture
Treatment is caused by cutting a huge incision in the leg

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What is sciatica and what are the common causes for it ?

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Radiopathy of the sciatic nerve - compression of the never at the root

Can get Sciatica like symptoms if you damage the sciatic nerve by

  • piriformes syndrome (compressing on it)
  • over exercising if gluteus
  • badly placed injection
  • hip dislocation
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8
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What are the two primary lymph organs ?

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Thymus and Bone Marrow

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What are the two lineages of cells after the common progenitor cell?

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  • Lymphoid (cells of adaptive + NK cells)

- Myeloid (cells of innate + RBC + platelets)

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What is commonly used to treat myosthenia gravis and how does it work ?

A

Neostigmine - Binds and inhibits AcH esterase

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Where does the radius come into contact with the humerus and what happens if it’s damaged

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Travels down the radial grove - post epiphysis - wrist drop

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12
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What nerve innervates the deltoid muscle

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Axillary

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13
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What is Saturday Night Palsy ?

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Patient falls asleep with hand over chair - damage to radial nerve - brachioradialis damaged ,

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14
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What are the borders of the cubital fossa?

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Sup - epicondylar line
Medial - pronator teres
Lateral - brachioradialis

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15
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What are the 3 borders of the Axilla region ?

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Clavicule
Deltoid
Pectoralis major

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16
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What are the characteristic of a Smiths Fracture ?

A

Extra articular fracture of the radial head, ventral angulation

17
Q

What palpable artery goes through anatomical snuff box ?

A

Radial artery and start of cephalic vein

18
Q

Which arteries supply the 3 compartments of the leg ?

A

Anterior - Femoral

Posterior and medial - deep Femoral

19
Q

Which arteries supply each 4 compartments of the leg

A

Anterior and lateral - anterior tibial

Posterior superficial and deep - post tibial artery

20
Q

Describe a Tredenlemberg gait

A

Weakness in abductors - hip pops out to one side when they walk

21
Q

What happens during a foot drop gait ?

A

Damage to the deep Peroneal - damage to the anterior compartment of the leg

22
Q

Describe a Parkinson’s gait

A

Pill rolling and little steps

23
Q

Describe a hemiplegic gait

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1 leg is fully extended and internally rotated, so they swing leg around

24
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Describe an Equinus gait

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The «high heel» gait, due to muscle shortness or tightness