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111 Cards in this Set
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appendices epiploicae |
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function |
corpus callosum communication between 2 cerebral hemispheres |
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femoral nerve |
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level of laryngeal prominence |
C4/5 |
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anterior clinoid process |
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what passes |
foramen ovale mandibular divison of trigeminal nerve |
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innervation |
masseter trigeminal nerve |
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antecubital vein |
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dorsalis pedis artery |
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dorsalis pedis artery arise? |
anterior tibial artery |
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extensor digitorum longus |
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what does it separate |
oblique fissure upper vs lower lobe |
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scalene tubercle of 1st rib |
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artery posterior lateral to scalene tubercle of 1st rib? |
subclavian artery |
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type of joint |
costotransverse joint plane synovial |
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ventricle of left ventricle apex |
mitral valve |
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oesophagus |
pierce diaphragm T10 provides motor innervation |
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intercostal nerves |
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what drains intercostal nerve area |
azygous vein |
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cerebral aqueduct |
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what ventricle does cerebral aqueduct connect to |
3rd to 4th ventricle |
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wheres arch of aorta |
T4 near angle of louis |
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what lies in sphenoid bone |
pit gland |
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palatine tonsil |
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lingual tonsil |
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what provides sensory info to palatine/lingual tonsil area |
glossopharyngealand hypoglossal
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MRI/CT scan what plane |
saggital |
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where does it branch off |
radial artery brachial |
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Sensory innervation of nose
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(trigmeninal V1)
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motor innervation lateral to the nose
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(facial nerve)
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sciatic nerve |
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tibial nerve |
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common fibular nerve |
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popliteal vein |
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popliteal artery |
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branches of sciatic nerve |
tibial + common fibular nerve |
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what does sciatic do |
dorsiflexion + plantarflexion |
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what passes |
stylomastoid foramen facial nerve |
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role of facial nerve |
motor/sensory supply of face |
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medial pytergoid |
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innervation of medial pytergoid |
trigeminal nerve V3 |
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where is it |
inferior mesenteric artery distal colon + proximal rectum |
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level |
thyroid cartilage C4 |
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transverse arytenoid |
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intrinsic muscles of larynx |
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functions of intrinsic muscles of larynx |
elevates vocal cords |
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Supracholicilis or whatever –
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Something to do with vision
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renal pelvis |
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where ureters commonly damaged |
adjacent to the uterosacral ligaments
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uterine artery |
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ureter |
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vaginal artery |
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ovarian veins |
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where does ovarian vein terminate |
left renal vein IVC |
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cell type which produces testosterone
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Leydig cells aka interstitial cells of Leydig in men
and ovaries in female |
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superior orbital fissure |
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what passes through superior orbital fissure |
lacrimal, frontal, trochlear (CN IV) oculomotor(CN III) nasociliary + abducens (CN VI) nerves superior ophthalmic vein |
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ovary |
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uterine tube (fallopian) |
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ovary |
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function of fallopian tube |
transport sperm toward the egg
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cell types of fallopian tube |
columnar ciliated epithelial cells (25%), secretory cells (60%)
narrow peg cells(< 10%) |
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consequences of piuitary tumour
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effect on vision).
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muscles of eye |
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vertebral artery |
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posterior inferior cerebellar artery |
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anterior spinal artery |
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posterior spinal artery |
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where does popliteal artery arise |
femoral artery |
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role of tibular nerve |
posterior leg - flex |
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role |
Coliculus (of pons)
(sensory and auditory) |
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relation to pelvis |
hamate lateral inferior |
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(X-ray of skull in saggital section)
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Sphenoid sinus -> What type of scan? (plain radiograph)
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(Scan of gallbladder)
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-> Cystic duct -> What type of scan? (Contrast radiograph)
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cardiac notch |
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What does cardiac notch do on inspiration
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expand into mediastinal recess
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coronary sinus |
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where does coronary sinus drain |
RA |
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Angiogram of heart, what is this artery?
What vessel runs with it? |
Circumflex -> (great cardiac vein? I think)
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Where is the tip of the gallbladder?->
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Tip of left 9 th rib
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blood supply |
caecum ileocolic |
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what innervates oesophagus |
vagus |
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pubic tubercle |
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what does pubic tubercle attach |
inguinal ligament |
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what type of bone is metatarsal |
long bone |
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motor innervation of orbicularis oculi |
facial nerve |
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sensory innervation of orbicularis oculi) |
V1 |
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whats ureter posterior to |
(transversus abdominus
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roots of greater splanchinic, lesser, least |
T5-T9
T10-T11 T12 |
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obturator nerve |
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obturator nerve |
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role of obturator nerve |
medial thigh addutor |
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taenia coli |
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internal rotation of the shoulder + innervaion?
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Subscapularis
Subscapular nerve |
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action of Brachioradialis |
Flexion and supination of the elbow
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innervation of fibularis longus |
Superficial fibular nerve
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movement of supraspinatus |
abduction |
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movement of Deltoid |
abduction |
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where does sciatic nerve travel |
below piriforms |
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movement of piriforms |
lateral rotation of hip |
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innervation of (serratus anterior) |
Long thoracic
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About the unhappy triad
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– MCL, medial meniscus, ACL
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Popliteus |
knee locking : unlock/externally rotate femur
NORMALLY internally rotates the leg |
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Anterior talofibular –
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lateral ankle ligament, most commonly injured, inversion/supination injury
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Inferior mesenteric artery on prosection
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– will go obliquely downwards, lowest of coeliac trunk, SMA and IMA trio
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innervation of pec major |
medial and lateral pectoral
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innervation of pec minor |
medial pectoral
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fornix |
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Shoulder joint dislocation position –
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anteroinferior
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The spine curvatures
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Thoracic + sacral kyphotic curves are primary – due to being present in foetus
Lumbar + cervical lordosis secondary – develop later |
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medial temporal lobe |
contains hippocampus and that it handles episodic memory
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