MESS Anatomy II Flashcards

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what do cervical vertebra contain that others do not??

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transverse foramen

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which structures go through the transverse foramen?

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vertebral artery and vein

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whats special about atlas / C1?

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The atlas has no body, spinous process or articular discs!

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how do you tell the difference between L & R humerus?

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•to tell left from right the medial epicondyle is bigger than lateral

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which is closer to the radius (1) and ulna (1) out of scaphoid and lunate?

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scaphoid - closer to radius

lunate - closer to ulna

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D- head of the femur

K- greater trochanter

E- lesser trochanter

G- shaft/body

J- medial epicondyle

M- lateral epicondyle

I- medial condyle

L- lateral condyle

H- Intercondylar fossa

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how do you tell if tibia and fibula belong to L or R leg?

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medial malleolus: smaller -
lateral malleolus: longer - part of fibula

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tibia and fibula articulate with WHAT?

how many tarsals, metatarsals and phalanges?

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  • The tibia and fibula articulate with the talus
  • 7 tarsals, 5 metatarsals, 14 phalanges (same as hand apart from one less tarsal)
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what is:

a) fascia
b) investing fascia
c) intermuscular septa?

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a) fascia: CT
b) investing fascia: – separates individual muscles
c) intermuscular septa – fascia connecting with the bone that creates muscular compartments

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16
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what does sympathetic chain extend to / from? (vert. column)

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•Sympathetic trunk:

T1-L2

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3 strucutres pass through the diaphragm. what are they and at which levl?

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  • 3 structures pass through the diaphragm
  • Vena Cava – T8
  • Aortic Hiatus – T12
  • Oesophagus – T10
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•Diaphragm attaches to the spine at ?

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•Diaphragm attaches to the spine at T12

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the abdomen wall is made up of which 3 layers of muscles?

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  1. External oblique (superficial)
  2. Internal oblique
  3. Transversus abdominus (deep)
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which muscle makes the six pack muscle?

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rectus abdominus

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A.IVC

B.Aorta

C.Pancreas

D.Left kidney

E.Spleen

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What are each of these body cavities?

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A. Abdomen

B. Mediastinum

C. Pleural

D. Cranial

E. Pelvic

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rectum, bladder & uterus. order them in anterior to posterior

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Anterior to Posterior:
BladderUterus - Rectum

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what is this?

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uterus!

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what level does Superior mesenteric artery and inferior mesenteric artery pass occur?

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Superior mesenteric artery = L1
Inferior mesenteric artery = L3

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gut divisions:

Foregut: supplied by which BV?

  • Mouth –> WHAT?

Midgut: supplied by which BV?

  • from where to where?

Hindgut: supplied by which BV?

  • from where to where?
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Foregut: Coeliac trunk

Mouth to D2

Midgut: Superior Mesenteric Artery

D3 –> Proximal 2/3 transverse colon

Hindgut: Inferior Mesenteric Artery

Distal –> transverse colon à Anus

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