musculoskeletal anatomy Lower Flashcards by William Kerns

Q

weight

axis

region

A

T1

coronal

bilateral hips

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A

A

acetabulum

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B

A

labrum

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C

A

femoral neck

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D

A

obturator externus

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E

A

adductor muscles

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F

A

vastus lateralis

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G

A

femur

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H

A

greater trochanter

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J

A

femoral head

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K

A

body of ilium

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L

A

iliac crest

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weight

axis

region

A

T2

axial

bilateral hips

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A

A

bladder

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B

A

labrum

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C

A

left femoral head

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D

A

acetabulum

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E

A

ischium

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F

A

right femoral head

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G

A

superior pubic ramus

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Q

weight

axis

region

A

PD w/fatsat

coronal

right knee

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Q

A

A

medial femoral condyle

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B

A

medial colateral ligament

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C

A

medial meniscus

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D

A

tibial plateau

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E

A

lateral meniscus

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F

A

lateral colateral ligament

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Q

weight

axis

region

A

PD w/fatsat

sagittal

right knee

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A

A

patella

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B

A

femur

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C

A

anterior horn of lateral meniscus

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D

A

tibea

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E

A

head of fibula

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F

A

posterior horn of lateral meniscus

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weight

axis

region

A

PD w/fatsat

sagittal

right knee

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Q

A

A

quadriceps tendon

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B

A

patella

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C

A

patella tendon

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D

A

tibea

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E

A

posterior cruciate ligament

Q

F

A

distal femur

Q

weight

axis

region

A

T1

sagittal

ankle

Q

A

A

achilles tendon

Q

B

A

calcaneus

Q

C

A

talus

Q

D

A

tibea

Q

weight

axis

region

A

PD w/fatsat

axial

left ankle

Q

A

A

intermediate cuniform

Q

B

A

lateral cuneiform

Q

C

A

cuboid

Q

D

A

peroneus longus tendon

Q

E

A

calcaneus

Q

F

A

achilles tendon

Q

G

A

medial cuneiform

Q

weight

axis

region

A

T2

axial

foot

Q

A

A

head of 3rd metatarsal

Q

B

A

proximal phalanx

Q

C

A

head of 5th metatarsal

Q

D

A

shaft of metatarsal

Q

E

A

base of 5th metatarsal

Q

F

A

cuboid bone

Q

G

A

head of 1st metatarsal

Q

H

A

metatarsal phalangeal joint

Q

weight

axis

region

A

T1

sagittal

foot

Q

A

A

base of metatarsal

Q

B

A

navicular

Q

C

A

cuneiform

Q

D

A

head of metatarsal

Q

E

A

proximal interphalangeal joint

Q

F

A

distal interphalangeal joint

Q

G

A

distal phalanx

Q

H

A

middle phalanx

Q

J

A

proximal phalanx

Q

weight

axis

region

A

PD w/fat sat

axial

right knee

Q

A

A

right femur

Q

B

A

patella

Q

C

A

vastus medialis muscle

Q

D

A

sartorius muscle

Q

E

A

medial condyle

Q

F

A

medial head gastrocnemius muscle

Q

G

A

lateral head gastrocnemius muscle

Q

H

A

posterior cruciate ligament

Q

J

A

medial epicondyle

Q

K

A

medial retinaculum

Q

L

A

lateral epicondyle

Q

M

A

anterior cruciate ligament

Q

N

A

lateral patellar retinaculum

Q

O

A

intercondylar fossa

Q

P

A

articular cartilage

Q

weight

axis

region

A

T2 w/fatsat

coronal

left ankle

Q

A

A

fibula

Q

B

A

calcaneus

Q

C

A

lateral malleolus

Q

D

A

tibio talar (mortise) joint

Q

E

A

talus

Q

F

A

talo fibular joint

Q

G

A

subtalor joint

Q

H

A

medial malleolus

Q

J

A

tibea