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1
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The erector spinae muscles are positioned _______ to the transversospinalis muscles

A

superficial

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2
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The ______ _____ muscles are positioned superficial to the transversospinalis muscles

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erector spinae

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The erector spinae muscles are positioned superficial to the _________ muscles

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transversospinalis

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4
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At the level of the femoral triangle, the pectineus muscle is positioned directly _______ to the femoral nerve, artery, and vein

A

posterior (deep)

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5
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At the level of the femoral triangle, the _______ muscle is positioned directly posterior (deep) to the femoral nerve, artery, and vein

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pectieus

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At the level of the femoral triangle, the pectieus muscle is positioned directly posterior (deep) to the ________ nerve, artery, and vein

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femoral

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7
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In the femoral triangle, the iliopsoas muscle is positioned directly _________ to the femoral nerve, artery, and vein

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posterior (deep)

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8
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In the femoral triangle, the _______ muscle is positioned directly posterior (deep) to the femoral nerve, artery, and vein

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Iliopsoas

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9
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In the femoral triangle, the iliopsoas muscle is positioned directly posterior (deep) to the _________ nerve, artery, and vein

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femoral

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10
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The adductor brevis is positioned ______ and _______ to the adductor longus and _______ to the adductor magnus

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Posterior and superior / anterior

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The __________ __________ is positioned posterior and superior to the adductor longus and anterior to the adductor magnus

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adductor brevis

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12
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The adductor brevis is positioned posterior and superior to the _______ _______ and anterior to the ________ ________

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Adductor Longus / Adductor Magnus

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13
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The external iliac artery passes _______ to the inguinal ligament and the sartorius muscle

A

posterior (deep)

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14
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The external illiac artery passes posterior (deep) to the _______ and the _________

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inguinal ligament and sartorius muscle

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15
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The ______ _______ artery passes posterior (deep) to the inguinal ligament and the sartorius muscle

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external iliac

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16
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At the level of the inguinal ligament, the femoral artery is positioned _______ to the femoral vein and ______ to the femoral nerve

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lateral / medial

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17
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At the level of the inguinal ligament, the _________ artery is positioned lateral to the femoral vein and medial to the femoral nerve

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femoral

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18
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At the level of the inguinal ligament, the femoral artery is positioned lateral to the femoral ___________ and medial to the femoral __________

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vein/ nerve

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19
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The profunda femoral artery is positioned _________ to the adductor magunus

A

anterior

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20
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The ______ _______ artery is positioned anterior to the adductor magnus

A

profunda femoral

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21
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The profunda femoral artery is positioned anterior to the _______ _________

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Adductor magnus

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22
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Branches of the profunda femoral artery pass _____ and _____ to the femur sharft

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medial and posterior

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23
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Branches of the ________ _________ artery pass medial and posterior to the femur shaft

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profunda femoral

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24
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Branches of the profunda femoral artery pass medial and posterior to the ______ _______

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femur shaft

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25
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The medial circumflex artery passes directly ________ to the pectinus muscle and directly _____ to the iliosoas muscle

A

lateral/medial

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26
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The ______ _______ artery passes directly lateral to the pectinus muscle and directly medial to the iliosoas muscle

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medial circumflex

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27
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THe medial circumflex artery passes directly lateral to the ______ muscle and directly lateral to the _________ muscle

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pectinus/ iliopsoas

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28
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The lateral circumflex artery passes _______ and ______ to the femur

A

anterior and lateral

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29
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The lateral circumflex artery passes anterior and lateral to the ________

A

femur

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30
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The _________ __________ artery passes anterior and lateral to the femur

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lateral circumflex

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31
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The femoral nerve passes _______ to the hip joint and _____ to the inguinal ligament

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anterior/ posterior (deep)

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32
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The _______ nerve passes anterior to the hip joint and posterior (deep) to the inguinal ligament

A

femoral

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33
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The femoral nerve passes anterior to the _______ _____ and posterior (deep) to the _______ ________

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hip joint/ inguinal ligament

34
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The obturator nerve passes directly _______ to the superior pubic ramus

35
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The _______ nerve passes directly inferior to the superior pubic ramus

36
Q

The obturator nerve passes directly inferior to the ______ _______ ________

A

superior pubic ramus

37
Q

The gluteus maximus muscle is positioned _______ to the glueteus medius muscle

A

superficial

38
Q

The _____ _______ muscle is positioned superficial to the gluteus medius muscle

A

gluteus maximus

39
Q

The gluteus maximus is positioned superficial to the ______ _______ muscle

A

gluteus medius

40
Q

The gluteus medius muscle is positioned ________ to the priformis muscle and ____ to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

superior/ superficial

41
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The ____ _____ muscle is postioned superior to the pririformis muscle and superficial to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

gluteus medius

42
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The gluteus medius is postioned superior to the _______ muscle and superficial to the _____ _____ muscle

A

piriformis/ gluteus minimus

43
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The piriformis is positioned ______ to the tendon of the obturator internus and gemelli muscles

44
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The _______ is positioned superior to the tendon of the obturator internus and gemelli muscle

A

piriformus

45
Q

The piriformis is postioned superior to the tendon of the _________ _______ and the ________ muscless

A

obturator internus/ gemelli

46
Q

The obturator internus muscle passes _____ to the sacrospinous ligament and _______ to the sacrotuberous ligament

A

interior/ anterior(deep)

47
Q

The _____ _______ muscle passes interior to the sacrospinous ligament and anterior (deep) to the sacrotuberious ligament

A

obturator internus

48
Q

The obturator internus mouscle passes interior to the ______ ligament and anterior (deep) to the __________ ligament

A

sacrospinous/ sacrotuberous

49
Q

The obturator internus tendon is positioned ________ to the quadratus femoris muscel and passes ________ to the femur neck

A

inferior/ anterior (deep)

50
Q

The ____ _______ tendon is positioned inferior to the quadratus femoris muscle and passes anterior (deep) to the femur neck

A

obturator internus

51
Q

The obturator internus tendon is postioned inferior to the ________ ______ muscle and passes anterior (deep) to the ____ _______

A

quadratus femoris/ femur neck

52
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The obturator externus tendon is positioned directly ______ to the tendon of the obturator internus

53
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The ____ _______ tendon is positioned directly inferior to the tendon of the oburator internus

A

obturator externus

54
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The obturator externus tendon is positioned directly inferior to the tendon of the _____ _______

A

obturator internus

55
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The sacrotuberous ligament passes _______ to the sacrospinous ligament

A

posterior (superficial)

56
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The ________ ligament passes posterior (superficial) to the sacrospinous ligament

A

sacrotuberous

57
Q

The sacrotuberous ligament passes posterior (superficial) to the _____ ligament

A

sacrospinous

58
Q

The inferior gluteal artery passes directly ______ to the prirformis muscle

59
Q

The _______ ________ artery passes inferior to the piriformis muscle

A

inferior gluteal

60
Q

The inferior gluteal artery passes inferior to the _____ muscle

A

prirformis

61
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The superior gluteal artery passes directly ____ to the piriformis muscle and ______ to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

superior/ superficial

62
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The _____ ______ artery passes directly superior to the pririformis muscle and superficial to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

superior gluteal

63
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The superior gluteal artery passes directly superior to the _____ muscle and superficial to the ______ ______ muscle

A

piriformis/ gluteus minimus

64
Q

The sciatic nerve is _______ to the gluteus maximus muscle and passes _____ to the piriformis muscle

A

deep (anterior) / inferior

65
Q

The _______ nerve is deep (anterior) to the gluteus maximus muscle and passes inferior to the piriformis muscle

66
Q

the sciatic nerve is deep (anterior) to the ______ ______ muscle and passes inferior to the ________ muscle

A

gluteus maximus/ prirformis

67
Q

The sciatic nerve passes ________ to the obturator internus tendon, gemelli, and quadratus femoris muscles

68
Q

The ______ nerve passes posterior to the obturator internus tendon, gemelli, and quadratus femoris muscles

69
Q

The sciatic nerve passes posterior to the _______ ______ tendon, ______ and _______ ______ muscles

A

obturator internus/ gemelli and quadratus femoris

70
Q

At the mid-thigh, the sciatic nerve is positioned ________ to the femur and ______ to the hamstring muscles

A

posterior/ deep

71
Q

At the mid-thigh, the _______ nerve is positioned posterior to the femur and deep to the hamstring muscles

72
Q

At the mid-thigh, the sciatic nerve is positioned posterior to the _______ and deep to the ______ muscles

A

femur/ hamstring

73
Q

The inferior gluteal nerve passes directly ______ to the piriformis muscle

74
Q

The _______ ________ nerve passes directly inferior to the piriformis muscle

A

inferior gluteal

75
Q

The inferior gluteal nerve passes directly inferior to the ______ muscle

A

piriformis

76
Q

The superior gluteal nerve passes _____ to the piriformis muscle and _____ to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

superior/ superficial

77
Q

The ________ _______ nerve passes superior to the piriformis muscle and superficial to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

superior gluteal

78
Q

The superior gluteal nerve passes superior to the________ muscle and ________ to the gluteus minimus muscle

A

piriformis/ gluteus minimus

79
Q

The common peroneal nerve is postioned ______ to the tibial nerve

80
Q

the __________ ________ nerve is positioned lateral to the tibial nerve

A

common pernoeal

81
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The common peroneal nerve is positioned lateral to the _____ nerve

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