Lab ID 1 Flashcards by she ign | Brainscape

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Relationships: trapezius

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most superficial “back” muscle

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Relationships: latissimus dorsi

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inferior to trapezius

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Relationships: rhomboids

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deep to trapezius, inferior to lev. scapulae

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Relationships: lev. scapulae

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deep to trapezius, superior to rhomboids

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Relationships: erector spinae

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deep to rhomboids and thoracolumbar fascia

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Relationships: iliocostalis

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most lateral fibers of erector spinae

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Relationships: longissimus

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between iliocostalis and spinalis

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Relationships: spinalis

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most medial fibers of erector spinae

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Relationships: spinal accessory nerve

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runs on the deep surface of trapezius

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Relationships: thoracodorsal nerve

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runs on the deep, proximal surface of lat. dorsi

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Relationships: transverse cervical artery

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runs with the spinal accessory n. deep to traps.

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Relationships: thoracodorsal artery

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runs with thoracodorsal n.

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Relationships: dura mater

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outer most covering of spinal cord

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Relationships: arachnoid mater

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web-like covering between dura and pia mater

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Relationships: pia mater

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follows surface of spinal cord intimately

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Relationships: conus medullaris

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tapered “cone-like” ending of spinal cord

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Relationships: cauda equina

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rootlets extending from conus medullaris

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Relationships: filum terminale

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extension of pia running through center of cauda equina

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Relationships: denticulate ligament

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serrated (tooth-like) extension of pia

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Relationships: epidural space

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superficial to dura

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Relationships: subdural space

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between dura and arachnoid

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ant. longitudinal ligament

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ant. surface of vertebral bodies

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supraspinous ligament

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runs on the tips of spinous processes

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interspinous ligament

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runs between spinous processes

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ligamentum flavum

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unties laminane of adjacent vertebrae (elasticity preserves curvature of vertebral column)

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ant. long. ligament prevents

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hyperextension

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post. long. ligament prevents

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hyperflexion