Lab Flashcards

1
Q

Pes Ansurinus

A

gracilis, sartorias, semitendinosus

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2
Q

what inserts into iliotibial tract?

A

tensor facsia lata

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3
Q

what are the 4 quadriceps muscles?

A

1) Rectus femoris (central top)
2) vastus lateralis
3) vastus medialis
4) vastus intermedias (behind rectus femoris)

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4
Q

what muscles is found behind sartorius and lateral to femoral nerve?

A

iliopsoas

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5
Q

what muscles “emerges by pecker”?

A

pectineus, most medial muslce

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6
Q

femoral triangle houses? what is medial?

A

artery, nerve, vein

*femoral canal medial to triangle with all of the lymphatics

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7
Q

most lateral muscle of posterior thigh?

A

biceps femoralis (with two heads)

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8
Q

sciatic nerve splits into common fibular and tibia nerve where?

A

at popliteal fossa

*tibial will dive deep in leg and fibular wraps around

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9
Q

contents of popliteal fossa?

A

popliteal artery and vein

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10
Q

where is the soleus muscle?

A

a large flat muscle under the gastronemeus in posterior leg compartment

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11
Q

gastroenemius and soleus come together where?

A

achilles tendon

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12
Q

what is the common insertion for all quadricep muscles?

A

patellar ligament

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13
Q

where are anterior leg muscles found?

A

lateral to tibia (anterior tibialis right on tibia)

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14
Q

how do you tell fibularis longus and fibularis brevis apart in lateral compartment of leg?

A

longus is on top with a long tendon, brevis has short tendon

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15
Q

what is found right on top of testes?

A

epididymus

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16
Q

what is the pampiniform plexus?

A

Vessels in spermatic cord that cool blood before it gets to sperm

17
Q

spermaticord or vas deferens smaller?

A

vas deferens

18
Q

most anterior part of pelvis?

A

pubic symphasis

19
Q

external iliac artery becomes?

A

femoral

20
Q

internal iliac artery supplies blood to? what are its branches?

A
  • pelvis and perineum

* anterior and posterior

21
Q

what is the biggest branch off of posterior internal iliac? what are the other 2 branches?

A

superior gluteal

*iliolumbar (curves medially) and lateral saccral (dive deep)

22
Q

two main branches typically off anterior internal iliac?

A

obturator and umbilical artery (to umbilical fold)

23
Q

two terminal branches on anterior internal iliac?

A

internal pudandel and inferior gluteal

24
Q

what nerve is right on top of psoas muscles?

A

genitalfemoral nerve (split into genital and femoral branch)

25
Q

What is the superior, medial, lateral, floor and roof boundary of the femoral triangle?

A
Superior= inguinal ligament
Medial= adductor longus
Lateral= sartorius
Floor= iliopsoas and pectineus
Roof= fascia lata
26
Q

Nutcracker syndrome

A

Left testes vein drains into left renal vein before courses under SMA. When SMA compressed left renal vein, there is a backup of drainage and pain in left kidnay & testes

27
Q

iliohypogastric or ilioinguinal nerve from L1 more superior?

A

iliohypogastric