Anatomy Diagrams Flashcards by Kerry Hendrie

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Name structures A to D

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A - Pectoralis major

B - Serratus anterior

C - Latissimus dorsi

D - Long thoracic nerve

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Name the three anatomical lines indicated by A, B and C

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A - Posterior axillary line

B - Mid axillary line

C - Anterior axillary line

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Axillary tail

B - Areola

C - Nipple

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Name anatomical lines and landmarks A to E

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A - Costal margin

B - Axilla (armpit)

C - Mid axillary line

D - Posterior axillary line

E - Anterior axillary line

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Name the anatomical lines A, B and C

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A - Costal margin

B - Mid sternal (median) line

C - Mid clavicuar line

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Name structures A to E

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A - Superficial fascia

B - Deep fascia

C - Pectoralis major

D - Cephalic vein (in delta/pectoral groove)

E - Deltoid muscle

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Name the different areas of the parietal pleural A to E

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A - Cervical parietal pleura

B - Costal parietal pleura

C - Visceral pleura

D - Diaphagmatic parietal pleura

E - Mediastinal parietal pleural

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Name the structures A, B and C associated with the right lung

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A - Superior vena cava

B - Azygous vein

C - Phrenic nerve

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What are the causes of the labelled indentations A, B and C in the right lung?

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A - Azygous vein

B - Superior vena cava

C - Inferior vena cava

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Name the structures A to D of the right lung hilum

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A - Main bronchus

B - Pulmonary arteries

C - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes

D - Pulmonary veins

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Name structures A, B and C associated with the left lung

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A - Aorta

B - Common carotid artery

C - Phrenic nerve (left)

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What are the causes of the labelled indentation, A, in the left lung?

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A - Aorta

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Name structures A, B, C and D associated with the left lung hilum

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A - Pulmonary artery

B - Pulmonary veins

C - Main bronchi

D - Pulmonary (hilar) lymph nodes

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Name the muscle labelled A

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A - Pectorlalis minor

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Name the muscles A and B

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A - Sternocleidomastoid

B - Scalenus anterior, medius and posterior

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Name structures A to D

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A - Right transversus abdominus

B - Right rectus abdominus

C - Left rectus abdominus

D - Left transversus abdominus

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Name structures A to D

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A - Right internal oblique

B - Right external oblique

C - Left external oblique

D - Left internal oblique

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Aponeurosis (of external oblique)

B - Linea alba

C - Linea semilunaris

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Name muscle A and the attachment locations of the external oblique at B, C and D

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A - Serratus anterior (right)

B - Superficial aspects of lower ribs

C - Iliac crest

D - Pubic tubercle

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Name the three areas of attachment that the internal oblique makes at A, B and C

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A - Inferior border of lower ribs

B - Iliac crest

C - Thoracolumbar fascia of lower back

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Name structures A and B

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A - Linea alba

B - Aponeurosis of (right) internal oblique

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What are the 3 attachments made by the transversus abdominus at A, B and C?

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A - Deep aspects of lower ribs

B - Iliac crest

C - Thoracolumbar fascia of the lower back

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Linea alba

B - Rectus sheath

C - Left transversus abdominus aponeurosis

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Name structures A, B and C

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A - Left rectus abdominus

B - Left external oblique aponeurosis

C - Left internal oblique aponeurosis

Name the muscle labelled A

A - Serratus anterior

Name structures A to D

A - Spermatic cord B - Vas deferens C - Testicular artery D - Pampiniform venous plexus

Which type of hernia is associated with the diagram below?

Paraoesophageal hiatus hernia

Which type of hernia is associated with the diagram below?

Sliding hiatus hernia

Name structures A, B and C

A - Epiglottis B - Hyoid bone C - Cricoid cartilage

Name structures A, B and C

A - Cricothyroid ligament B - Cricotracheal ligament C - Thyrohyoid membrane

Name structures A to H

A - Arytenoid muscle B - Corniculate cartilage C - Thyrohyoid membrane D - Epiglottis E - Thyrohyoid membrane F - Vestibular fold (false vocal cords) G - Vocal cord H - Cricotracheal ligament

Name structures A to E

A - Cricoid cartilage B - Arytenoid cartilage C - Cuneiform cartilage D - Thyroid cartilage E - Cricothyroid ligament

Name structures A to F

A - Subclavian artery and vein B - Internal thoracic artery and vein C - Anterior intercostal vein D - Anterior intercostal artery E - Intercostal nerve F - Intercostal muscles

Name structures A to G

A & G - Inferior lobes B - Middle lobe C - Horizontal fissure D & E - Superior lobes F & H - Oblique fissues

Name area A

A - Costodiaphragmatic recess

Name structure A

A - Trachea