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Exam 4: Posterior Ab Wall Flashcards

1
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Right crus of diaphragm originates from

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Upper 3 lumbar vertebrae

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2
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Right crus splits to enclose

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Esophagus

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3
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Weakness in Right crus causes

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Hiatal hernia

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4
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Left crus of diaphragm originates from

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Upper 2 lumbar vertebrae

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5
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Median arcuate lig connects

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Right crus to left crus

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6
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Median arcuate lig forms border of

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Aortic hiatus (T12)

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7
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Medial arcuate lig connects

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Body of 1st lumbar to TP of 1st lumbar

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8
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Medial arcuate lig passes over

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Psoas major and sympathetic trunk

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9
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Lateral arcuate lig connects

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TP of 1st lumbar to 12th rib

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10
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Lateral arcuate lig passes over

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Quadratus lumborum

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11
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Psoas major originates from TP and bodies of

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T12-L5

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12
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Psoas major innervation

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L1-3 nerves

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13
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Psoas minor muscle present in

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60% of individuals

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14
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Psoas minor muscle originates from bodies of

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T12 and L1

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15
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Innervation of psoas minor

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L1 nerve

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16
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Psoas sign

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Pain produced when thigh is extended passively or when patient flexes hip

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17
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Positive R psoas sign siggests

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Acute appendicitis

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18
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Quadratus lumborum is active in

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Forced expiration

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19
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Quadratus lumborum muscle innervation

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Subcostal N

L1-4

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20
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Quadratus lumborum muscle function

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Depresses 12th rib

Flexes trunk laterally

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21
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Lumbar plexus formed by

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Anterior primary rami L1-3 and part of L4

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22
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Branches of lumbar plexus

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Iliohypogastric N
Ilioinguinal N
Genitofemoral N
Lateral cutaneous N of thigh
Femoral N
Obturator N
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23
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Iliohypogastric N (L1) supply

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Sensory to skin covering pubis and gluteal

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24
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Ilioinguinal N (L1) supply

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Sensory to skin of scrotum (labia majora) and thigh

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25
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Genitofemoral nerve (L1,L2) branches

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Genital branch

Femoral branch

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26
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Genital branch of genitofemoral branch supply

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Cremaster muscle (medial)

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27
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Femoral branch of genitofemoral nerve supply

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Skin over femoral triangle (lateral)

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28
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Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh (L2,L3) supply

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Skin of anterior and lateral thigh

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29
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Femoral nerve (L2-4) supply

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Muscles and skin of thigh

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30
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Obturator nerve (L2-4) supply

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Muscles and skin of medial surface of thigh

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31
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Abdominal aorta passes through _____ and descends anterior to _____

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Aortic hiatus

Vertebral bodies

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32
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Abdominal aorta bifurcates at what location

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Anterior to L4

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33
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Abdominal aorta bifurcates into

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L and R common iliac arteries

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34
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Common iliac artery bifurcates into

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Internal iliac and external iliac arteries

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35
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Functions of pelvis

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Locomotion
Parturition
Support of abdominal viscera
Protection of pelvic viscera

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36
Q

ASIS and upper margin of pubic symphysis lie in

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Same VERTICAL plane

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37
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Tip of coccyx and upper margin of pubic symphysis lie in

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Same HORIZONTAL plane

38
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Pelvic inlet AKA

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Superior aperture of pelvis

39
Q

Greater/false pelvis function

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Supports abdominal viscera

Attachment for muscles of locomotion

40
Q

Boundaries of pelvic inlet

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Sacral promontory and alae, arcuate line, pecten pubis, pubic crest

41
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Boundaries of the pelvic inlet form a continuous border known as

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Pelvic brim

42
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Pelvic brim divides pelvis into

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Greater pelvis

Lesser pelvis

43
Q

Greater pelvis

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Expanded upper portion of pelvis

44
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Lesser pelvis AKA

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Pelvic cavity proper

45
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Lesser pelvis contains

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Lower part GI tract
Urinary bladder
Lower part of ureter
Internal reproductive organs

46
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Pelvic outlet AKA

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Inferior aperture of pelvis

47
Q

Pelvic outlet is _____ shaped

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Diamond

48
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Boundaries of pelvic outlet

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Pubic symphysis
Ischiopubic rami
Ischial tuberosities
Sacrotuberous lig
Tip of coccyx
49
Q

Pubic arch formed by

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Pubic symphysis
Ischiopubic rami
Ischial tuberosities

50
Q

Anthropoid pelvis

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Long A-P diameter

Some males, 20% females

51
Q

Platypelloid pelvis

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Short A-P diameter
Wide transverse diameter

Rare in males, 2% females

52
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Pelvis type most associated w/ birthing difficulties

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Platypelloid

53
Q

Android pelvis

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Heart-shaped

Most males, 30% females

54
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Gynecoid pelvis

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Ovoid or round inlet

50% females, no males

55
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Ideal pelvis for childbirth

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Gynecoid pelvis

56
Q

Lumbosacral joint

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Between L5 and sacrum

Has IVD

57
Q

Sacroiliac joint

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Sacrum and ilium

Least mobile synovial joint

58
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Pubic symphysis

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Between 2 pubic bodies

Contains interpubic disc

59
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Sacrococcygeal joint

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Between sacrum and coccyx

Contains IVD, often fused

60
Q

During pregnancy joints of pelvis become _____ due to ____

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Loose; relaxin

61
Q

Greater sciatic foramen boundaries

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Greater sciatic notch
Sacrotuberous
Sacrospinous lig

62
Q

Greater sciatic foramen lies _____ pelvic floor

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Above

63
Q

Most posterior structure in greater sciatic foramen

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Piriformis muscle

64
Q

Structures in both greater and lesser sciatic foramen

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Internal pudendal vessels
Pudendal N
N to obturator internus muscle

65
Q

Lesser sciatic foramen bounded by

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Lesser sciatic notch
Sacrotuberous
Sacrospinous

66
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Lesser sciatic foramen lies ____ pelvic floor

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Below

67
Q

Only structure that is only in lesser sciatic foramen

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Tendon of obturator internus muscle

68
Q

Lateral wall of pelvis covered by

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Obturator internus muscle and obturator fascia

69
Q

Bony framework of posterior wall

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Sacrum and coccyx

70
Q

Posterior wall is _____ anteriorly

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Concave

71
Q

Lateral portion of posterior wall covered by

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Piriformis

Coccygeus

72
Q

Floor of pelvis composed of what structures

A

Peritoneum

Pelvic diaphragm

73
Q

Peritoneum reflects downward to form

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Rectovesical pouch
Rectouterine pouch
Vesicouterine pouch

74
Q

Rectovesical pouch between

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Rectum and bladder

75
Q

Lowest point in peritoneum in male

A

Rectovesical pouch

Blood and ascites accumulate here

76
Q

Rectouterine pouch between

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Rectum and uterus

77
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Lowest point in peritoneum of female

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Rectouterine pouch

Accumulation of blood, ascites and ectopic pregnancy

78
Q

Vesicouterine pouch is between

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Bladder and uterus

79
Q

Two muscles pelvic diaphragm

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Coccygeus

Levator ani

80
Q

Openings within pelvic diaphragm

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Urogenital hiatus

Anal aperture

81
Q

Urogenital hiatus transmits

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Urethra — males

Urethra and vagina — females

82
Q

Parts of levator ani

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Iliococcygeus
Pubococcygeus
Puborectalis

83
Q

Most posterior part of levator ani

A

Iliococcygeus

84
Q

Main part of levator ani

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Pubococcygeus

85
Q

Most medial fibers of pubococcygeus form

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Puboprostaticus
Pubovaginalis
Puboanalis

86
Q

Puboprostaticus forms a sling around

A

Urethra beneath prostate in male

87
Q

Pubovaginalis forms a sling around

A

Urethra and vagina in female

88
Q

Puboanalis attaches to

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Anorectal junction

89
Q

Puboprostaticus and pubovaginalis both function in

A

Micturition

90
Q

Puborectalis unite behind anorectal junction to form

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Puborectal sling

91
Q

Puborectalis function

A

Maintain angle at anorectal junction

Relaxes during defecation

Directs fetal head during birth

92
Q

Tendinous arch of levator ani

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Curved thickening of obturator fascia

Gross II (29 decks)

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