Topographical Anatomy 8% Flashcards
plane of body; separates body left to right equally
mid saggital
plane of body; separating body left to right inequally
para-saggital
plane of body; separating body superior to inferior
transverse
plane of body; separating body anterior to posterior
coronal/frontal
carotid triangle boundaries
ant: sup belly omohyoid post: SCM sup: post belly digastric
what structure branches at the carotid triangle location
carotid artery
submandibular triangle boundaries
ant: ant belly digastric post: post belly digastric sup: lower border mandible
area of lung auscultation, located near inferior angle of scapula
triangle of auscultation
boundaries of triangle of auscultation
sup: trap inf: lat dorsi lat: scap floor: rhomboid major
contents of quadrangular space
posterior circumflex humeral artery and axillary nerve
boundaries of quadrangular space
sup: teres minor inf: teres major med: long head triceps lat: humerus
contents of triangular space
circumflex scapular artery
triangular space boundaries
sup: teres minor inf: teres major lat: long head triceps
used clinically as point of tenderness in appendicitis
mcBurneys point
McBurneys point boundaries
ant abdominal wall on right side, between right ASIS and umbilicus
Four abdominal quadrants
lower left, lower right, left upper, right upper
nine regions of abdomen
right hypochondriac, epigastric, left hypochondriac, right lumbar, umbilical, left lumbar, right iliac, hypogastric, left iliac
axilla contains what structures
axillary artery and vein
axilla borders
sup: clav, scap, 1st rib inf: axillary fascia post: subscapularis muscle lat: humerus med: serratus anterior and thoracic wall
carpal tunnel contains
median nerve and tendons of flexors of digits
carpal tunnel is bordered by
flexor retinaculum and carpal bones
femoral triangle contents include:
femoral nerve and artery, lateral femoral cutaneous nerve and femoral canal
femoral triangle boundaries
sup: inguinal ligament med: adductor longus lat: sartorius
Hesselbach’s triangle is the location of
direct inguinal hernia
hesselbachs triangle boundaries
lat: inf epigastric artery med: rectus abdominis inf: inguinal ligament
hernias through Hesselbachs triangle are due to weakness or defect in
lower abdominal wall