Revision Session Flashcards

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sternoclavicular joint - type of joint?

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saddle synovial

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acromioclavicular joint - type of joint?

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plane synovial

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glenohumeral - type of joint?

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ball and socket

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name 3 muscles which occupy the bony scapula?

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subscapularis (posterior), supraspinatus, infraspinatus

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between which 2 muscles does the brachial plexus emerge?

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anterior and medial scalene muscles

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what is the subclavian artery called after it has passed the first rib?

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axillary artery

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roots of brachial plexus?

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C5-T1

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what muscle is it if it is above the spine of the scapula?

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levator scapulae

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9
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action of rhomboids?

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retraction of scapula

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action - latissimus dorsi?

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adduction of shoulder

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innervation of trapezius?

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Motor = accessory nerve - also receives proprioceptor fibres from C3 and C4 spinal nerves

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upper fibres trapezius - action?

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elevate scapula

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middle fibres trapezius - action?

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retract scapula

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lower fibres trapezius - action?

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depress scapula

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15
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deltoid - middle fibres action?

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abducts arm

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deltoid - anterior fibres action?

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flexion, medial rotation of arm

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deltoid - posterior fibres action?

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extension, lateral rotation

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18
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name 4 rotator cuff muscles?

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supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, teres minor

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supraspinatus - action?

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abduction of arm

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infraspinatus and teres minor - action?

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lateral rotation of arm

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21
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subscapularis - action?

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medial rotation of arm

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teres major - action?

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adductor of shoulder, medial rotation of arm

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latissimus dorsi - action?

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extension of shoulder

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teres minor and deltoid - innervation?

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axillary nerve

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which structure runs between the deltoid and the pectoralis major?
cephalic vein
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which vein connects the cephalic and the basilic just above the elbow?
median cubital vein
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where does the cephalic vein drain into?
subclavian vein
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action of pectoralis major?
adduction and medial rotation of arm
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innervation - pectoralis major?
lateral and medial pectoral nerves
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action - serratus anterior?
protractor of scapula
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serratus anterior - innervation?
long thoracic nerve
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pectoralis minor - action?
protraction of scapula
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action of biceps muscle on the shoulder and elbow?
flexion (both)
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biceps - action on radioulnar joint?
supinator
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brachialis - action?
flexor of elbow
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innervation of brachialis, coracobrachialis etc. i.e. muscles of the lateral arm?
musculocutaneous nerve
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what is musculocutaneous nerve a branch of?
brachial plexus
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triceps - action?
main extensor of elbow joint
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name of aponeurosis of the wrist?
palmar aponeurosis
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flexor carpi ulnaris + radialis - action?
flexes wrist
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action - pronator quadratus/ teres?
pronates arm
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2 supinators of arm?
supinator and biceps
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brachialis - innervation?
radial nerve
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function of extensor/ flexor retinaculum?
hold tendons in place
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which nerve runs below suppinator muscle?
the radial n
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innervation of flexor digitorum?
radial nerve
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flexor digitorum - action?
flexion of 2nd - 5th digit
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which muscle runs beneath the brachioradialis?
extensor carpi radialis longus/ brevis
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flexor carpi ulnaris - action?
flexion and adduction
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flexor carpi radialis - action?
flexion and abduction
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how is the superficial palmar arch joined in the hand?
ulnar and radial arteries joining
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what does ulnar nerve innervate in hand?
1.5 fingers (pinky and ring)
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what does median nerve innervate in hand?
3.5 (thumb, index, middle and ring)
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bloody supply of digits?
digital arteries
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muscle of the tumb?
abductor pollicis brevis
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muscle of the pinky?
abductor digiti minimi
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abductor pollicis brevis - action?
abduction of thumb
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abductor digiti minimi - action?
abduction of little finger
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lumbricals of hand - action?
flex metacarpal-phalangeal joints
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innervation - hand interossei?
ulnar nerve
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palmar interossei hand - action?
adductor
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dorsal interossei hand - action?
abductor
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histology - colour, cells present and example of hyaline cartilage?
purple, chondrocytes, tracheal cartilage
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histology - colour, cells present and example of elastic cartilage?
light purple pink, elastic fibres, external ear pinna
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histology - colour, cells present and example of fibro cartilage?
bright pink, collagen fibres, chondroblasts, IV disc
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carpometacarpal joint - type of joint?
plane synovial
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metacarpophalangeal joint type?
condyloid synovial
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iliofemoral ligament - function?
prevents hyperextension of hip
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pubofemoral ligament - function?
prevents hyperabduction
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ischiofemoral ligament - function?
prevents hyperabduction
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hip - type of joint, and why is it more stable?
ball and socket - deeper than shoulder so is more stable
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action of iliopsoas?
main flexor of hip
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iliopsoas muscle - where inserted?
lesser trochanter of femur
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main extensor of hip?
gluteus maximus
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fascia which sits above the gluteus maximus?
thoraco-lumbar fascia
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iliotibial tract - function?
stabilise hip and knee joints
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attachment of iliotibial tract?
fascia lata
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sartorius - action?
flex hip and knee
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where does femoral nerve run between?
iliacus and psoas major
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rectus femoris - action?
flexion of hip
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quadratus femoris - action?
extends knee
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sartorius - innervation?
femoral nerve
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adductor brevis, longus, magnus - innervation and action?
adduction of hip and obturator nerve
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action of short muscles under the gluteus maximus?
lateral rotation of hip
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gluteus minimus, medius and tensor fascia lata - action and innervation?
medial rotation of hip - superior gluteal nerve
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gluteus maximus - innervation?
inferior gluteal nerve
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hamstrings - action on hip and knee?
hip - extension, knee - flexion
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innervation of posterior thigh compartment?
tibial branch of sciatic nerve
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3 muscles of hamstrings?
biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus
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extensor retinaculum of feet - function?
holds tendon of extensor compartment
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anterior compartment of leg - action?
dorsiflexion
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posterior compartment of leg - action?
plantarflexion
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tibialis anterior - action?
inversion of subtalar joint
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innervation of anterior leg?
deep fibular nerve
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lateral compartment of leg - innervation?
superficial fibular nerve
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2 muscles of the lateral compartment of leg?
fibularis longus and brevis
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gastronemius - action?
flexion of knee and plantarflexes ankle
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define triceps surae?
gastronemius and soleus muscle
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plantaris - action?
plantarflexion of ankle
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popliteus - action?
knee flexion
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function of knee menisci?
shock absorption
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which meniscus is bigger?
medial
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which ligament is attached to the medial meniscus?
medial collateral ligament
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what does anterior cruciate ligament prevent?
hyperextension
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what does posterior cruciate ligament prevent?
hyperflexion
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superior tibiofibular joint?
plane synovial
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inferior tibiofibular joint?
fibrous joint
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aponeurosis of foot?
plantar aponeurosis
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lumbricals of foot - action?
flex 2nd - 5th toes
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2 options of nerves for innervation of foot?
lateral/ medial plantar nerve (usually lateral!)
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name all 7 talar bones?
navicular, lateral/intermediate/medial cuneiform, talus, cuboid, talus
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interphalangeal joint of foot - type of joint?
hinge synovial
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metatarsophalangeal joint - type of joint?
condylar synovial
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compact bone - structure?
haversian canal, osteocytes
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cancellous bone - what is contained within bone marrow?
haemopoetic tissue
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describe parts of fallopian tube from ovary to uterus?
fimbriae, infundibulum, ampulla, isthmus
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epididymis - function?
storage of sperm
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cremaster muscle - innervation?
genital branch of genitofemoral nerve
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histology - seminiferous tubules (blue picture) - type of cells present and their function?
interstitial cells of leydig - secretes testosterone
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histology - prostate - what is present in stroma?
smooth muscle, collagen fibres
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histology - how to differentiate between proliferative phase and secretory phase (uterus)?
proliferative - more tubular glands
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name 3 different types of vertebrae?
cervical, thoracic, lumbar
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what structure passes through vertebral foramen?
spinal cord
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what sets apart thoracic vertebrae?
always has facet for ribs
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what sets apart lumbar vertebrae?
massive body compared to thoracic and cervical - also no foramen in transverse processes
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where do sacral spinal nerves pass through?
sacral foramen
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function of IV discs of spine?
shock absorption
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name the 2 components of the IV disc - which is in the middle?
in the middle = nucelus pulposus, annulus fibrosus
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IV disc - type of joint?
2y cartilaginous
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facet joints - type of joint?
synovial plane
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joints with ribs - type of joint?
synovial plane
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skull and atlas - type of joint?
synovial ellipsoid
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atlas and axis - type of joint?
pivot synovial
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name 2 ligaments of the vertebral column?
ligamentum flavum, anterior longitudinal ligament
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what are the muscles of the back which come from different parts of the body called?
extrinsic back muscles
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name an intrinsic muscle of the back?
erector spinae
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action of erector spinae on the spine?
extension (bilateral) and lateral flexion (unilateral)
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main 2 branches of sacral plexus?
pudendal and sciatic
139
lymph drainage - body and cervix of uterus?
sacral and internal iliac nodes
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lymph drainage - fundus of uterus, ovaries, testes?
pre-aortic
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lymph drainage - vagina, penis, scrotum?
superficial inguinal