vessels of the lower limb Flashcards

1
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describe the flow chart from dorsal and ventral horn to nerves

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ventral and lateral horn to ventral and lateral rootlets, to ventral and lateral roots, to spinal nerve, to dorsal and ventral rami. ventral rami then divides anteriorly and posteriorly

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2
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where do the dorsal rami supply

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the deeper back muscles, joiunts and skin of the back

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3
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why are the dorsal rami smaller than the ventral rami

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because the rami do more, like they are supplying larger area and go further

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4
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what plexsus do the cervical nerves form

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the cervical plexsus from C1-C4 and the brachial plexsus from C5-T1

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what plexuses do the thoracic spinal nerves form

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the intercostal nerves from T1-T11

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6
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what plexus do the lumbar nerves form

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lumbar plexus L1-L4

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7
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what plexus do the sacral nerves form

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sacral plexus L4-S4

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what plexus do the coccygeal spinal nerves form

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the coccygeal plexus S4-Co1

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9
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what connects the two plexus of the lumbosacral plexus

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the lumbosacral trunk, from L4-5

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10
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what are the 5 key nerves of the lumbosacral plexus and their origins

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femoral nerve anterior L2-L4
obturator nerve posterior L2-L4
greater gluteal nerve L4-S1
lesser gluteal nerve L5-S2
sciatic nerve L4-S3

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what are the two nerves within the sciatic nerve and their originate

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the tibial nerve L4-S3
common fibular nerve L4-S2

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12
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what are the divisions of the common fibular nerve and where do they innervate

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deep fibular nerve is the anterior compartment of the leg
superficial fibular nerve is the lateral compartment of the leg

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13
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what do each of the primary nerves innervate

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femoral nerve is anterior thigh
obturator nerve is medial thigh
superior gluteal nerve is the gluteus medias and minimus and the TFL
inferior gluteal nerve is the gluteal Maximus
the tibial nerve is posterior thigh and posterior leg
anterior and lateral leg is the common fibular nerve

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14
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what is the supply to the iliopsoas muscles

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the ventral rami of the L1, L2 and L3 is the psoas major
iliacus is the femoral nerve

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despite being on the medial thigh what miscle does the femoral nerve supply

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the pectineus

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16
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what innervates the hamstrings part of the adductor magnus

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the tibial nerve

17
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why do we give intramuscular bum injections in the upper lateral quadrant of the hip

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so we can avoid damaging the sciatic nerve

18
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on the sole of the foot what does the tibial nerve divide into

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the medial and lateral plantar nerves

19
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where does the common fibular nerve divide and what into

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at the anterior aspect of tje neck od=f the fibular
dividing into deep and superficial fibular nerves

20
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what supplies the short head of the biceps femoris

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the common fibular nerve

21
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descrobe the artery flow chart of the lower limb

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aorta - thoracic aorta - abdominal aorta - common iliac artery - external iliac artery - femoral artery - popliteal artery - anterior and posteror tibial artery - dorsalis pedis and the lateral and medial plantar artery.

22
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where does tthe aorta bifricate and what into

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bifrucates into the left and righ common iliac arteries at L4

23
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where does the common iliac arterties divide

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into the internal and external iliacs at the sacrum

24
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what are the three branches of the internal iliac artery in the true pelvis

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the superior gluteal artery, unferior gluteal and the obturator artery

25
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where does the femoral artery become the polital artery

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at the popliteal fossa

26
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where does the popliteal artery divide and into what

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divides at the neck of the fibula to become anterior and posterior tibial artery

27
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what divides intto the fibular arteyr

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the posterior tibial artery

28
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what passes through the adductor hitaus,

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the femoral artery

29
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the anteiror tibial artery crosses what to become what

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extenor retinaculum to become the dorsialis pedis

30
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what does the posterior tibial artery to become what

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beneth the flexor retinaculum to become the medial and lateral plantar arteries

31
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whats the blood supplies to the thigh compartments

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anteriorly ts the deep femoral artery, posteriorly its the deep femoral artery
medially its the deep femoral artery and the obturator

32
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whats the blood supplies to the leg compartments

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anterior is the anterior tibial
posterior is the posterior tibial artery
laterally is the fibular peroneal artery.