Neurovasculature of LL Flashcards

1
Q

branches off internal iliac arteries

A

sup + inf. gluteal arteries

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2
Q

anastamoses occurs between internal iliac and what

A

profunda femoris

bypass blockage of external iliac or proximal femoral

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3
Q

ant. compartment of thigh supplied by what

A

femoral artery

continuation of external iliac boundary = inguinal ligament

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4
Q

post. compartment of thigh supplied by what

A

perforating arteries (4) off profunda femoris

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5
Q

medial compartment of thigh supplied by what

A

obturator artery - branch off the internal iliac

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6
Q

why is genicular anastomosis so important?

A

allows blood supply to leg during knee flexion

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7
Q

5 genicular branches

A

sup. lat
sup. medial
middle
inf. lat
inf. medial

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8
Q

ant. compartment of leg supplied by

A

ant. tibial artery

=

terminal branch of popliteal artery

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9
Q

post. compartment of leg supplied by

A

post. tibial artery

= terminal branch of popliteal artery

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10
Q

lateral compartment of leg supplied by

A

fibular artery

= branch of posterior tibial

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11
Q

supply to dorsal aspect of foot

A

dorsalis pedis artery

= continuation of ant. tibial

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12
Q

supply to plantar aspect of foot

A

medial and lateral plantar arteries

= bifurcation of post. tibial arteries

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13
Q

what is the deep plantar arch?

A

anastomosis of deep plantar branch of dorsalis pedis artery with lateral plantar artery

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14
Q

6 P’s of acute ischaemic leg

A
Pain
Pallor
Perishingly cold
Pulseless
Paraesthesia
Paralysis
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15
Q

Veins of LL - superficial

A

Great and short saphenous veins

In subcut tissue superficial to deep fascia

Drains to femoral and popliteal

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16
Q

Veins of LL - deep

A

accompany major arteries

ant. + post. tibial veins and fibular veins are venae comitantes

these join popliteal vein which drains to femoral

17
Q

what are perforating veins?

A

drain blood from superficial to deep veins

have valves to prevent backflow

18
Q

what aids perforating veins?

A

muscular contraction

deep fascia - compression

19
Q

the great saphenous vein can be used for emergency IV access - where?

A

immediately in front of medial malleolus