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appendices epiploicae

function

function

corpus callosum


communication between 2 cerebral hemispheres



femoral nerve

level of laryngeal prominence

C4/5

anterior clinoid process

what passes

what passes

foramen ovale


mandibular divison of trigeminal nerve

innervation

innervation

masseter


trigeminal nerve

antecubital vein

dorsalis pedis artery

dorsalis pedis artery arise?

anterior tibial artery

extensor digitorum longus

what does it separate

what does it separate

oblique fissure


upper vs lower lobe

scalene tubercle of 1st rib

artery posterior lateral to scalene tubercle of 1st rib?

subclavian artery

type of joint

type of joint

costotransverse joint


plane synovial

ventricle of left ventricle apex

mitral valve

oesophagus

pierce diaphragm T10


provides motor innervation

intercostal nerves

what drains intercostal nerve area

azygous vein

cerebral aqueduct

what ventricle does cerebral aqueduct connect to

3rd to 4th ventricle

wheres arch of aorta

T4 near angle of louis

what lies in sphenoid bone

pit gland

palatine tonsil

lingual tonsil

what provides sensory info to palatine/lingual tonsil area

glossopharyngealand hypoglossal

MRI/CT scan what plane

saggital

where does it branch off

where does it branch off

radial artery


brachial

Sensory innervation of nose
(trigmeninal V1)
motor innervation lateral to the nose
(facial nerve)

sciatic nerve

tibial nerve

common fibular nerve

popliteal vein

popliteal artery

branches of sciatic nerve

tibial + common fibular nerve

what does sciatic do

dorsiflexion + plantarflexion

what passes

what passes

stylomastoid foramen


facial nerve

role of facial nerve

motor/sensory supply of face

medial pytergoid

innervation of medial pytergoid

trigeminal nerve V3

where is it

where is it

inferior mesenteric artery


distal colon + proximal rectum

level

level

thyroid cartilage


C4

transverse arytenoid

intrinsic muscles of larynx

functions of intrinsic muscles of larynx

elevates vocal cords

Supracholicilis or whatever –
Something to do with vision

renal pelvis

where ureters commonly damaged

adjacent to the uterosacral ligaments

uterine artery

ureter

vaginal artery

ovarian veins

where does ovarian vein terminate

left renal vein


IVC

cell type which produces testosterone
Leydig cells aka interstitial cells of Leydig in men

and ovaries in female

superior orbital fissure

what passes through superior orbital fissure

lacrimal, frontal, trochlear (CN IV)


oculomotor(CN III)


nasociliary + abducens (CN VI) nerves


superior ophthalmic vein

ovary

ovary

uterine tube (fallopian)

ovary

function of fallopian tube

transport sperm toward the egg

cell types of fallopian tube

columnar ciliated epithelial cells (25%), secretory cells (60%)

narrow peg cells(< 10%)

consequences of piuitary tumour
effect on vision).
muscles of eye

muscles of eye

vertebral artery

posterior inferior cerebellar artery

anterior spinal artery

posterior spinal artery

where does popliteal artery arise

femoral artery

role of tibular nerve

posterior leg - flex

role

role

Coliculus (of pons)

(sensory and auditory)

relation to pelvis

relation to pelvis

hamate


lateral inferior

(X-ray of skull in saggital section)
(X-ray of skull in saggital section)
Sphenoid sinus -> What type of scan? (plain radiograph)
(Scan of gallbladder)
-> Cystic duct -> What type of scan? (Contrast radiograph)

cardiac notch

What does cardiac notch do on inspiration
expand into mediastinal recess

coronary sinus

where does coronary sinus drain

RA

Angiogram of heart, what is this artery?

What vessel runs with it?

Circumflex -> (great cardiac vein? I think)
Where is the tip of the gallbladder?->
Tip of left 9 th rib
blood supply

blood supply

caecum


ileocolic

what innervates oesophagus

vagus

pubic tubercle

what does pubic tubercle attach

inguinal ligament

what type of bone is metatarsal

long bone

motor innervation of orbicularis oculi

facial nerve

sensory innervation of orbicularis oculi)

V1

whats ureter posterior to

(transversus abdominus

roots of greater splanchinic, lesser, least

T5-T9

T10-T11


T12

obturator nerve

obturator nerve

role of obturator nerve

medial thigh


addutor

taenia coli

internal rotation of the shoulder + innervaion?
Subscapularis

Subscapular nerve

action of Brachioradialis

Flexion and supination of the elbow

innervation of fibularis longus

Superficial fibular nerve

movement of supraspinatus

abduction

movement of Deltoid

abduction

where does sciatic nerve travel

below piriforms

movement of piriforms

lateral rotation of hip

innervation of (serratus anterior)

Long thoracic
About the unhappy triad
– MCL, medial meniscus, ACL

Popliteus

knee locking : unlock/externally rotate femur

NORMALLY internally rotates the leg

Anterior talofibular –
lateral ankle ligament, most commonly injured, inversion/supination injury
Inferior mesenteric artery on prosection
– will go obliquely downwards, lowest of coeliac trunk, SMA and IMA trio

innervation of pec major

medial and lateral pectoral

innervation of pec minor

medial pectoral

fornix

Shoulder joint dislocation position –
anteroinferior
The spine curvatures
Thoracic + sacral kyphotic curves are primary – due to being present in foetus

Lumbar + cervical lordosis secondary – develop later

medial temporal lobe

contains hippocampus and that it handles episodic memory