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Final LOs Flashcards

1
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Nerve susceptible to injury when Medial border of scapula is fractured

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Dorsal scapular nerve

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2
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Nerve susceptible to injury when spiral groove of humerus is fractured

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Radial nerve

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3
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Nerve susceptible to injury when proximal shaft of humerus is fractured

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Axillary nerve

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4
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Nerve susceptible to injury when clavicle is fractured

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Trunks and Divisions of brachial plexus

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5
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Nerve susceptible to injury when ulna is broken

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Ulnar nerve

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6
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Nerve susceptible to injury when 3rd-5th metacarpals are broken

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Ulnar nerve

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7
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Nerve susceptible to injury when 2nd metacarpal is broken

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Median nerve

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8
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Nerve susceptible to inujry when radius is broken

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Radial nerve

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9
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Nerve susceptible to injury when 1st metacarpal is broken

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Radial nerve

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10
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Nerve susceptible to injury when pelvis is broken posteriorly

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Sciatic nerve

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11
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Nerve susceptible to injury when pelvis is broken medially

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Obturator nerve

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12
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Nerve susceptible to injury when neck of fibula is broken

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Common fibular nerve

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13
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Boundaries of anatomical snuff box

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Superior: Extensor retinaculum
Medial: Extensor pollicis longus tendon
Lateral: Extensor pollicis brevis tendon

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14
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Contents of anatomical snuff box

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Radial artery
Scaphoid bone

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15
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Draw cerebral arterial circle

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16
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Draw UE master arterial drawing

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17
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Draw UE master venous drawing

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18
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Draw LE master arterial drawing

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19
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Draw LE master venous drawing

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20
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Blood Flow through the heart

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Superior & inferior vena cava -> right atrium -> tricuspid valve -> right ventricle -> pulmonary semilunar valve -> pulmonary trunk to lungs -> from lungs through pulmonary veins -> left atrium -> bicuspid valve -> left ventricle -> aortic semilunar valve -> aorta to body

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21
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Name coronary arteries & corresponding surface feature

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Posterior interventricular artery - Posterior interventricular sulcus
Right marginal artery - right margin of heart
Anterior interventricular artery - Anterior interventricular sulcus
Left marginal artery - left margin of heart

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22
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Draw dural venous sinus

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23
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Identify dermatome A (deltoid tuberosity)

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C5

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24
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Identify dermatome B (medial aspect of forearm)

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T1

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25
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Identify dermatome C (thumb)

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C6

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26
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Identify dermatome D (index finger)

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C7

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27
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Identify dermatome E (fifth digit)

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C8

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28
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Identify dermatome red star (great toe)

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L4

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29
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Identify dermatome pink star (5th toe)

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S1

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30
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Identify cutaneous nerve field A

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Genitofemoral nerve

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31
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Identify cutaneous nerve field B

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Ilioinguinal nerve

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32
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Identify cutaneous nerve field C

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Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh

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33
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Identify cutaneous nerve field D

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Cutaneous branch of obturator nerve

34
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Identify cutaneous nerve field E

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Anterior cutaneous branches of femoral nerve

35
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Identify cutaneous nerve field F

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Lateral sural cutaneous nerve (from common fibular nerve)

36
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Identify cutaneous nerve field G

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Saphenous nerve

37
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field H

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Superficial fibular nerve

38
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field I

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Lateral dorsal cutaneous nerve of foot

39
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Identify cutaneous nerve field J

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Medial plantar nerve

40
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field K

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Lateral plantar nerve

41
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field L

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Deep fibular nerve

42
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field M

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Medial calcaneal branches of tibial nerve

43
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Identify cutaneous nerve field N

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Medial sural cutaneous nerve

44
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field O

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Superior cluneal nerves

45
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field P

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Medial cluneal nerves

46
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field Q

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Inferior cluneal nerves

47
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field R

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Lateral cutaneous branch of ilio-hypogastric nerve

48
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field A

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CN V1

49
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field B

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CN V2

50
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field C

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CN V3

51
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field D

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Great auricular

52
Q

Identify cutaneous nerve field E

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Lesser occipital

53
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Identify cutaneous nerve field F

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Greater occipital

54
Q

Shape of articular surfaces in glenohumeral joint (concave/convex)

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Glenoid cavity of scapula - cocave
Head of humerus - convex

55
Q

Shape of articular surfaces in ulnohumeral joint (concave/convex)

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Trochlea of humerus - convex
Trochlear notch of ulna - concave

56
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Shape of articular surfaces in radiohumeral joint (concave/convex)

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Capitulum of humerus - convex
Head of radius - concave

57
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Shape of articular surfaces in wrist joint (concave/convex)

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Ulna + radius - concave
Carpal bones - convex

58
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Shape of articular surfaces in carpometacarpal joint (concave/convex)

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Carpal bones - convex
Base of metacarpals - concave

59
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Shape of articular surfaces in metacarpophalangeal joint (concave/convex)

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Head of metacarpals - convex
Base of proximal phalanx - concave

60
Q

Draw meningeal coverings of CNS

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61
Q

Coxa valga - Genu varum (bowed legs)

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Distal femoral shaft is pointed laterally compared to head & neck
Angle greater than 125

62
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Coxa vara - Genu valgum (knocked knees)

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Distal femoral shaft is pointed medially compared to head & neck
Angle less than 125

63
Q

Anteversion (increased angle) of hip leads to what mild deformity?

A

Pigeon toe

64
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Retroversion (decreased angle) of hip leads to what mild deformity?

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Duck feet

65
Q

Draw sympathetic innervation of head and neck

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66
Q

Describe organization of thoracolumbar fascia

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Posterior layer
- Erector spinae
Middle layer
- Quadratus lumborum
Anterior layer
- Psoas major

67
Q

Name most common direction of glenohumeral joint dislocation

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Anterior

68
Q

Name most common direction of radial head dislocation (3-7yo)

A

subluxation and dislocation

69
Q

Name most common direction of temporomandibular joint dislocation

A

Anterior (locked open)

70
Q

Name most common direction of hip joint dislocation

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Posterior

71
Q

Herniation of the intervertebral disc

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Nucleus pulposus extrusion posterolaterally into intervertebral foramen due to anulus fibrosis breakdown. Impacts spinal nerve at the lower level of herniation

72
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Right lung medial surface related structures

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Superior vena cava
Esophagus
Azygous vein
Heart

73
Q

Left lung medial surface related structures

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Aortic arch
Thoracic aorta
Esophagus
Heart
Lingula

74
Q

Surface features of heart Anterior

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A: Ligamentum arteriosum
B: Left auricle
C: Pericardium
D: Anterior interventricular sulcus
E: Left ventricle
F: Cardiac apex
G: Right ventricle
H: Coronary sulcus
I: Right atrium
J: Right auricle

75
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Surface features of heart Posterior

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A: Left auricle
B: Left atrium
C: Left ventricle
D: Coronary sinus
E: Pericardium
F: Right atrium

76
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Right atrium internal features

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A: Crista terminalis
B: Pectinate muscles
C: Coronary sinus
D: Inferior vena cava
E: Fossa ovalis

77
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Right ventricle internal features

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A: Pulmonary semilunar valve
B: Septal papillary muscle
C: Trabeculae carneae
D: Septomarginal trabecula
E: Posterior papillary muscle
F: Anterior papillary muscle
G: Chordae tendineae
H: Tricuspid valve (right atrioventricular valve)
I: Supraventricular crest
J: Conus arteriosus

78
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Left atrium & ventricle internal features

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A: Left superior pulmonary vein
B: valve of foramen ovale
C: Left atrium
D: Interatrial septum
E: Bicuspid valve ( left atrioventricular valve)
F: Posterior papillary muscle
G: Chordae tendineae
H: Trabeculae carneae
I: Anterior papillary muscle
J: Pectinate muscles

79
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Location and use of remnants of fetal circulation

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Fossa ovalis - was the foramen ovale between the right and left atria
Ligamentum arteriosum - was the ductus arteriosus between the pulmonary trunk and arch of aorta

80
Q

Draw brachial plexus

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81
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Draw lumbar plexus

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Clinical Anatomy I (44 decks)

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