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Anatomy unit 4 lecture - combined Flashcards

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cardiopulmonary developmental milestones

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22nd day pericardial cavity forms; the elongates to form truncus arteriosus (aorta); bulbous cordis (pulmonary trunks); ventricle; atrium; sinus venosis; bends on 23rd day; interatrial and interventricular walls form weeks 4-8;

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atrial septal defect

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lead to congestive heart failure; atrial arrythmias; stroke; usually right side heart failure; excess blood flow to R atrium

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ventricular septal defect

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increased blood flow to R ventricle; similar symptomsm as atrial septal defect

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defects in Tetralogy of Fallot

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ventricular septal defect; overriding aorta which straddles the VSD; pulmonary stenosis; R ventricular hypertrophy

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superior mediastinum

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area above heart; above sternal angle and T4-5 intervertebral space (transverse thoracic plane)

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anterior mediastinum

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in front of heart

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posterior mediastinum

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behind heart

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middle mediastinum

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heart and pericardial sac

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positional landmarks of heart

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apex of left ventricle at 5th intercostal space 3.5 inches from midline; base points superior posterior towards right shoulder

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layers of pericardium

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fibrous outer sac; serous pericardium includes parietal and visceral

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transverse pericardial sinus

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posterior wall of pericardial sac; passage between aorta/pulmonary trunk and superior vena cava

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oblique pericardial sinus

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between (pulmonary veins; inferior vena cava) and left atrium; lies posterior to heart

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obtuse margin of heart

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lies next to lung

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acute margin of heart

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lower part of heart; lies on diaphragm

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left coronary artery

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supplies left atrium; ventricle; portions of septum; branches into circumflex and left anterior descending

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right coronary artery

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supplies right atrium; ventricle; SA node; posterior portion of left ventricle

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small cardiac vein

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sits in AV groove

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middle cardiac vein

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parallels right coronary artery

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limbus of heart

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surrounds fossa ovalis

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pectinate muscles

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found in right atrium

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tricuspid valve

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between right atrium and ventricle

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prenatal blood flow

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oxygenated blood through umbillical VEIN; hepatic portal vein first; ductus venosus joins inferior vena cava to right side of heart; free flow through foramen ovale mostly R->L; ductus arteriosus branch off pulmonary arteries for a lot of blook to bypass lungs; aorta to body; branches from internal iliac go back through umbilical arteries to mother

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transition from prenatal to postnatal

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BP falls in inferior vena cava and R atrium; pressure differential b/w atria causes foramen ovale to close; aeration of lungs accompanied by fall in pulmonary vascular resistance

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conducting system of heart

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SA node; AV node; pause; interventricular bundle branches of purkinje cells to bottom of ventricles; papillary muscles contract beginning at apex of heart to empty ventricles

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intrinsic rates of conducting system

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SA node 60-80; AV node 40-50; purkinje fibers 30

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sympathetic control of heart

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directly from T1-4 spinal nerves; indrectly from cervical ganglia to cardiac plexus

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parasympathetic controlk of heart

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vagus nerve

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costodiaphragmatic recesses

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where ribs meet diaphragm

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costomedial recesses

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area behind sternum anterior to heart

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order of things running in intercostal space

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VAN from superior to inferior; in subcostal groove (below rib)

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thoracic duct

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cysterna chyli at L1-2; runs just anterior to vertebral bodies between aorta and azygos vein; terminates left venous angle (union of left jugular and subclavian veins)

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right lympatic duct

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drains only right arm and right thorax; empties into right venous angle

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segmental levels of sympathetic chain innervating viscera in mediastinum

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T5-12

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diaphragmatic hiatuses

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aortic hiatus (aorta; thoracic duct; greater splanchnic nerves; azygos and hemiazygos veins; median arcuate ligament); esphogeal hiatus; lateral arcuate ligaments (quadratus lumborum); medial arcuate ligaments (psoas); Caval opening (inferior vena cava)

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costal facets on thoracic vertebrae

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T1-full facet and a half facet; T2-8 half facets; T9 superior demi facet; T10-12 full facets

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tubercle of rib articulates with ____ vertebrae

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same; transverse process

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quiet inspiration and expiration

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mostly diaphragm and external intercostals

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forced inspiration

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first two ribs elevated by contraction of scalenes and SCM; all intercostals; serratus posterior superior; levators costorum; sacrospinalis; diaphragm

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forced expiration

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quadratus lumborum; intercostals; serratus posterior inferior; abdominals

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parent arteries of intercostal arteries

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aorta and internal thoracic arteries

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radiate ligament of ribs

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surrounds head of rib and articulation with vertebral body

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lateral costotransverse ligaments

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transverse process to rib

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superior costotransverse ligaament

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runs from superior aspect of one rib to transverse process above it

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intertransverse ligaments

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transverse process to transverse process

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rib angle

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sternal to articular facets

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xyphoid process articulates with rib ___

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kidney location

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retroperitoneal; T12-L3; anterior to quadratus lumborum; lateral to psoas major

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spleen location

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intraperitoneal; left side of superior lateral abdominal quadrant; posterior to ribs 9-11; between stomach and diaphragm

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renal artery/vein orientation

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vein anterior to artery; left renal vein goes under superior mesenteric artery; renal arteries direct branches from aorta; renal veins drain into inferior vena cava

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urine path

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glomerulus; proximal convoluted tubule; loop of henle; distal convoluted tubule; collecting duct; minor calyx; major calyx; renal pelvis; ureter (in hilum)

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PNS innervation to kidney and spleen

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SNS to kidney and spleen

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thoracic splanchnics (kidney primarily least splanchnic)

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spleen white pulp

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largest lymphoid organ (secondary); location of lymphocyte maturation and proliferation

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spleen red pulp

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prenatally: hematopoietic; postnatally: destroy old RBC; recycle iron; store RBC and platelets

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scrotal layers; superficial to deep

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scrotal skin; dartos fascia; external spermatic fascia; cremaster muscle; internal spermatic fascia

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developmental equivilants

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clitoris=glans penis (both have curua); scrotum=labia majora; midline raphe=labia minora

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two ducts that merge to form ejaculatory duct

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ductus deferens; seminal vesicles

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sections of broad ligament

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mesometrium (uterus); mesosalpinx (fallopian tubes); mesovarian (ovaries)

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round ligament of uterus

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bilateral; anterior/lateral; connect uterus to inguinal canal

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uterosacral ligament

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connects uterus to sacrum; posterior/lateral

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proper ovarian ligament

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ovary -> uterus

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suspensory ligament of ovary

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contains ovarian artery and vein

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sections of fallopian tube

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(ovary); fimbria; infundibulum; ampulla; isthmus; (uterus)

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PNS nerve supply to genitals

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pelvic splanchnic; S2-4; synapse on organ walls

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SNS nerve supply to genitals

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sacral splanchnic; S1-4 to inferior hypogastric plexus

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contents of pudendal canal

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pudental nerve; internal pudendal artery and vein

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three rectal artery parent branches

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internal pudendal->inferior rectal; anterior div of internal iliac->middle rectal; inferior mesentaric->superior rectal

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contents of urogenital triangle

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SUPERFICIAL: bulbospongiosus; ischiospongiosis. superficial transverse perineal; DEEP: sphincter urethra; deep transverse perineal

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contents of anal triangle

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levator ani (puborectalis; pubococcygeus; iliococcygeus); coccygeus; piriformis

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three branches of pudendal nerve (S2-4)

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inferior rectal; perineal branches; dorsal nerve to penis/clitoris

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external intercostal OIAN

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O: inferior border of rib above; I: Superior surface of rib below; A: Elevate ribs by pulling them closer together; N: intercostal n

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internal intercostal OIAN

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O: inferior border of rib above; I: Superior surface of rib below; A: Elevate ribs by pulling them closer together; N: intercostal n

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innermost intercostal OIAN

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O: close to the articulation of the rib with transverse process; I: anterior to membranous portion of internal intercostals; A: draw ribs together and if supported from above elevate ribs; N: intercostal n

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subcostal OIAN

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O: rib near angle in lower thoracic area; I: 2-3 ribs below on superior border of rib; A: draw ribs together; N: intercostal nn

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transversus thoracis OIAN

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O: lower 1/3 body of sternum; I: lower border of ribs 2-6 (direction up and out); A: draw ribs down; N: intercostal T1-8

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levators costarum OIAN

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O: TP of C7-T12; I: outer surface of rib below between tubercle and angle (down and out); A: raise ribs; N: posterior rami of thoracic spinal nerve

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Serratus posterior superior OIAN

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O: ligamentum nuche and SP C7-T3; I: upper borders and external surfaces of ribs 2-5; A: elevate ribs for inspiration: N: intercostal T1-4

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serratus posterior inferior OIAN

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O: SP T11-L3; I: inferolateral ribs T9-12; A: uncertain; N: anterior rami spinal nerve T9-12

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diaphragm OIAN

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O: dorsum of xyphoid process; lower ribs; lumbocostal arches above bodies of L1-2; I: central tendon; A: draw central tendon down increasing thoracic volume; N: phrenic C3-5

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anterior scalene OIAN

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O: TP of C3-6; I: 1st rib; A: elevate 1st rib; flex and lateral bend lower cervical spine; N: C4-6

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middle scalene OIAN

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O: TP of C2-7; I: 1st rib; A: laterally bend c-spine and elevate rib; N: C3-8

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posterior scalene OIAN

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O: TP 5-7; I: 2nd rib; A: laterally flex lower cervical spine and elevate 2nd rib; N: C6-8

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sternocleidomastoid innervation

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C1-2 and CN 12 (spinally accessory)

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quadratus lumborum OIAN

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O: iliac creast; iliolumbar ligament; I: Inferior border rib 12 and TP L1-4; A: extend and laterally flex lumbar spine; depress last rib; fix last two ribs during respiration; N: anterior rami T12-L4

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puborectalis OIAN

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most medial levator ani muscle; pudendal nerve S2-3

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pubococcygeus OIAN

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O: dorsal surface of pubis; I: forms sling around anus; inserts into sacrococcygeal ligament A: maintain normal function of external anal sphincter; N: pudendal S-2

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iliococcygeus OIAN

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outer levator ani O: tendinous arch of true pelvic rim (ATLA); I: coccyx and anococcygeal raphe

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coccygeus OIAN

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tail wagging muscle O: apex of ischial spine and sacrospinous ligament; I: margin of coccyx and lowest part of sacrum; A: draws coccyx forward; N: sacral spinal nerves S3-4

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piriformis OIAN

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O: surface of sacrum; pelvic sacral foramina: I: superior border of greater trochanter; I: L5-S2 nerve to piriformis

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obturator internus OIAN

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innervation nerve to obturator internus L5-S1

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cremaster OIAN

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O: inguinal ligament; pubic tubercle and pubic crest; I: loop: A: pulls testes up; N: genital branch of genitofemoral L1-2

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