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anatomy review Flashcards

1
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pia matter

A

highly vascular

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2
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thickest intervertebral disc?

A

L5

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3
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median nerve - partial claw - ulner?

A

full claw

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4
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foot drop?

A

deep fib

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5
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scalene muscles?

A

attached to first rib

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6
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throacic 5,6,7

A

to serratus anterio

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7
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phrenic

A

to diaphragm 345

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8
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scalene m

A

supplied by roots

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9
Q

only upper trunk have ?

A

branches

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10
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cords - lateral, posterio and ?

A

medial

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11
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5 terminal branches

A

MARMA

my aunt recog my uncle

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12
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posterior?

A

axial and radial

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13
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T1 - which direction?

A

rises UP, all others go down

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14
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serrous anterior?

A

many heads - how many?

boxer’s muscle, rotates arm above head -

and trapezium

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15
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scapulo humeral rhythm?

A

The scapulohumeral rhythm is therefore defined as the ratio of the glenohumeral movement to the scapulothoracic movement during arm elevation. This is most often calculated by dividing the total amount of shoulder elevation (humerothoracic) by the scapular upward rotation (scapulothoracic).

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16
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arm beyond 90?

A

serratus anterior

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17
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Q re if mastectomy, what nerve damages?

A

intercostobrachial nerve,

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18
Q

Lateral winging?

Trapezius,

Rhomboids

A

Lateral winging, from trapezius paralysis with injury to the spinal accessory nerve, is most likely iatrogenic from procedures involving the posterior cervical triangle.

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19
Q

humerus?

A

where does ulnar nerve run? behind medial condyle w superior ulnar collateral

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20
Q

elbow anastamoses

A

?

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21
Q

radial art?

A

HAND

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22
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ulnar art?

23
Q

radial nerve -

A

deep branch, superficial -

deep (new name)

superficila - goes with radial artery - sensory nerve

radial - goes to snuff box

24
Q

triangular spaces?

A

3 Ts - triceps longhead, tiris major, minor

in space? posterior circumflex scapular artert

25
Q

Quad space

A

same 3 ts, and surgical neck of humerus

what’s in it?

26
Q

inferior triangle space?

A

radial n - thickest nerve - supplies triceps and all m back of arm and foremart

27
Q

only muscle inserted into

A

latisimus dorsi? NOT THE ANSWER

where is it inserted into?

28
Q

Anterior Interosseous Syndrome? ???

A

?

Can’t do OK sign, can’t flex thumb or index - ??

median nerve lesions near elbo

29
Q

1 and a half muscle in foremar supplied by??

30
Q

small saphenous vein runs with what n?

31
Q

Great saphenous vein (from big toe) drains into? comes up medially

A

femoral mid thight

32
Q

dermatomes? L 4, L5

A

on front

on back of leg? S1, S2, and S3

33
Q

tribial n?

A

back of leg

34
Q

back of thigh n?

35
Q

S3, dorsal rami supplies what part of butt?

A

direct- gluteaus max?

36
Q

footballer’s m and N?

A

rectus femoris - femoral N

37
Q

femoral triangle

A

vein artery nerve

medially to all is ring

medially to all all - lacunar lig - w possible problem of werid artery

38
Q

nerve supply of piriformis?

A

Nerve to piriformis - directly


S1 and s2

Psoas - supplied by roots directly - which ones?

39
Q

n supply of biceps femoris

A

sciatic - posterior comparment

40
Q

root value of sciatic nerve

A

L4 to S3

and tibial nerve

41
Q

common fibular ends where?

A

at lateral knee - divides deep and superficial to foot

42
Q

deep peroneal and othe rone?

43
Q

tibial nerve

44
Q

tibial vs. fibular, anterior, posterior part of leg???

A

so confused ???

45
Q

ligaments in thigh?

A

infeofemoral lib - hardly ever torn

46
Q

obturator art branch of?

A

internal iliac

47
Q

superficial vs deep m in posterior leg?

A

superior:

achilles tendon
soleu
gastrocnemius

48
Q

deep posterior leg m?

49
Q

is fibular artery in what compartment?

A

posterior compartment - sends branches into anterior compartment

50
Q

anterior tibial

A

in anterior compartment

51
Q

posterior tibial

A

posterior compartment

52
Q

arcuate artery?

A

in foot - how work??

53
Q

arches of foot

A

transverse

medial longitudinal

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