Module 7 Vocab Flashcards
small vessels that can be seen over the artery surface.
Vasa vasorum
a line drawn or visualized on the surface of the
skin to represent the approximate location of a deeper-lying structure
Linear guide
method of locating a structure by reference
to an adjacent known or prominent structure
Anatomical guide
the point of origin and the point of termination
of a structure in relation to adjacent structures
Anatomical limit
•The inguinal ligament serves as a base
•Adductor longus is the medial border
•Sartorius is the lateral border
•In addition to the femoral vein, it also includes the great
saphenous vein
•The great saphenous vein is very superficial to the femoralartery/vein
•The femoral artery will be anterior and superficial to the vein toward the base of the triangle
Femoral triangle
•Triangular channel through the adductor longus
and the vastus medialis
•Posterior border is the adductor magnus
•Anterior border is the sartorious muscle
Adductor (Hunter’s) Canal