lower limb Flashcards
what is a) 1?
abdominal aorta
what is a) 2?
common iliac artery
what is a) 3?
internal iliac artery
what is a) 4?
external iliac artery
what is a) 5?
inguinal artery
what is a) 6?
deep artery of thigh
what is a) 7?
femoral artery
what is a) 8?
adductor canal
what is a) 9?
adductor hiatus
what is a) 10?
popliteal artery
what is a) 11?
anterior tibial artery
what is a) 12?
interosseous membrane
what is a) 13?
dorsal pedal artery
what is a) 14?
posterior tibial artery
what is a) 15?
fibular artery
what is a) 16?
medial plantar artery
what is b) 1?
dorsal venous plexus
what is b) 2?
less saphenous vein
what is b) 3?
popliteal vein
what is b) 4?
posterior tibial vein/venules
what is b) 5?
great saphenous vein
what is b) 6?
femoral vein
what is b) 7?
great saphenous vein
what is b) 8?
external iliac vein
what is c) 1?
head
what is c) 2?
neck
what is c) 3?
greater trochanter
what is c) 4?
intertrochanteric line
what is c) 5?
lesser trochanter
what is d) 1?
ilium
what is d) 2?
acetabulum
what is d) 3?
pubis
what is d) 4?
obturator foramen
what is d) 5?
ischium
what is e) 1?
(PSIS) posterior superior iliac spine
what is e) 2?
iliac crest (“hands on hips”)
what is e) 3?
(PIIS) posterior inferior iliac spine
what is e) 4?
greater sciatic notch
what is e) 5?
lesser sciatic notch
what is e) 6?
ischial tuberosity – what you sit on
what is e) 7?
obturator foramen
what is e) 8?
(ASIS) anterior superior iliac spine – the bone ridge at the front of the hip
what is e) 9?
(AIIS) anterior inferior iliac spine
what is e) 10?
ischial spine
what is e) 11?
acetabulum
what is e) 12?
auricular surface (sacrum articulates with oscoxae here)
what is e) 13?
pubic tubercle
what is f) 1?
sacroiliac ligament
what is f) 2?
sacrospinous
what is f) 3?
sacrotuberous
what is f) 4?
greater sciatic foramen
what is f) 5?
lesser sciatic foramen
what is g) 1?
joint capsule
what is g) 2?
acetabular labrum
what is g) 3?
acetabular fossa
what is g) 4?
obturator membrane
what is g) 5?
ligament of femoral head
what is g) 6?
fovea
what is g) 7?
greater trochanter
what is g) 8?
lesser trochanter
what is h) 1?
obturator externus
what is h) 2?
piriformis
what is h) 3?
gemelli
what is h) 4?
obturator internus
what is h) 5?
quadratus femoris
what does the purple represent in diagram i)?
articular cartilage
what is i) 1?
lateral epicondyle
what is i) 2?
lateral condyle
what is i) 3?
patellar surface
what is i) 4?
medial condyle
what is i) 5?
medial epicondyle
what is i) 6?
medial condyle
what is i) 7?
intercondylar notch
what is i) 8?
lateral condyle
what is i) 9?
lateral epicondyl
what is j) 1?
anterior cruciate ligament
what is j) 2?
medial meniscus
what is j) 3?
medial collateral ligament
what is j) 4?
posterior cruciate ligament
what is j) 5?
lateral meniscus
what is j) 6?
lateral collateral ligament
what is j) 7?
patellar ligament
what is k) 1?
semitendinous
what is k) 2?
semimembranous
what is k) 3?
medial tibial condyle
what is k) 4?
popliteus
what is k) 5?
bicep femoris short head
what is k) 6?
bicep femoris long head
what is k) 7?
interosseous membrane
what is l) 1?
tibialis posterior
what is l) 2?
flexor digitorum longus
what is l) 3?
flexor hallucis longus
what is l) 4?
achille tendon
what is l) 5?
tibialis anterior
what is l) 6?
extensor hallucis longus
what is l) 7?
extensor digitorum longus
what is l) 8?
fibularis longus?
what is l) 9?
fibularis brevis
what is m) 1?
patella
what is m) 2?
patellar ligament
what is m) 3?
tibia
what is m) 4?
fibularis longus
what is m) 5?
tibialis anterior
what is m) 6?
extensor digitorum longus
what is m) 7?
fibularis brevis
what is m) 8?
tendon of extensor hallucis longus
what is m) 9?
fibularis tertius
what is m) 10?
femur
what is m) 11?
plantaris
what is m) 12?
popliteus
what is m) 13?
soleus (cut)
what is m) 14?
fibula
what is m) 15?
gastrocnemius
what is m) 16?
tibialis posterior
what is m) 17?
soleus
what is m) 18?
fibularis longus
what is m) 19?
flexor hallucis longus
what is m) 20?
fibularis brevis
what is m) 21?
calcaneal cut (achille tendon)
what is n) 1?
phalanges
what is n) 2?
metatarsals
what is n) 3?
cuneiforms (medial, intermediate, lateral)
what is n) 4?
navicular
what is n) 5?
talus
what is n) 6?
calcaneus
what is n) 7?
cuboid
what is o) 1?
subtalar joint
what is o) 2?
talocrural joint