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Front 1

2 structures that exit the greater sciatic foramen and re-enter the lesser sciatic foramen:

Back 1

pudendal n., internal pudendal n., n. to obt. internus and sup. gemellus m.

Front 2

lymph nodes that collect lymph from from gluteal region

Back 2

internal iliac lymph nodes

Front 3

n. that supplies gluteus maximus

Back 3

inferior gluteal n.

Front 4

trendelenburg gait muscles supplied by:

Back 4

sup gluteal a.

Front 5

fxn of inferior gemellus m.

Back 5

lateral rotation of the thigh

Front 6

insertion of obturator externus

Back 6

trochanteric fossa

Front 7

N. that gives rise to inf. cluneal n.

Back 7

posterior femoral cutaneous n.

Front 8

branches of posterior trunk of internal iliac a. that don't exit the pelvis

Back 8

iliolumbar, lateral sacral a.

Front 9

saddle sore

Back 9

ischial bursa

Front 10

N. to quad. femoris and inf. gemellus arise from:

Back 10

ventral div. of ventral rami L4,5 and S1

Front 11

Dorsal div of Ventral rami of L4, L5 and S1, S2

Back 11

Common Fibular N.

Front 12

Lateral branch of Ext. Iliac A. that arises near inguinal ligament

Back 12

deep circumflex iliac a.

Front 13

branch of internal iliac a. that supplies iliac ala

Back 13

lateral sacral a.

Front 14

forms the inf. vena cava

Back 14

L and R common iliac veins

Front 15

lymph nodes along inferior Vena Cava

Back 15

Lumbar lymph nodes

Front 16

soft tissue insertion of gluteus maximus

Back 16

posterior superior portion of iliotibial tract

Front 17

action of gluteus minimus muscle

Back 17

abduction and medial rotation of thigh

Front 18

origin of iliacus muscle

Back 18

superior 2/3 of iliac fossa and internal lip of iliac crest

Front 19

N. that arises from dorsal divisions of L2 and L3

Back 19

Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve

Front 20

N. that supplies Iliacus M.

Back 20

Femoral N., L2,3,4

Front 21

N. to quadratus femoris and inferior gemellus m. arises from

Back 21

Ventral rami L4,5 and S1

Front 22

One nerve that arises from dorsal divisions of L4, L5 and S1

Back 22

Superior Gluteal N.

Front 23

Branch of internal iliac a. that re-enters pelvis through lesser sciatic forament

Back 23

internal pudendal a.

Front 24

branch of post. trunk of internal iliac a. that exits the pelvis

Back 24

superior gluteal a.

Front 25

lymph nodes that collect lymph from gluteal region

Back 25

internal iliac lymph nodes

Front 26

Insertion of Psoas Major M.

Back 26

lesser trochanter of femur

Front 27

the artery that supplies the gluteus medius m. arises from

Back 27

internal iliac artery, posterior trunk

Front 28

lymph fluid passes from ____ to the cysterna chyli

Back 28

lumbar trunks

Front 29

originates from sacral pelvic surface

Back 29

piriformis muscle

Front 30

ligament within acetabular fossa

Back 30

ligamentum capitis femoris

Front 31

arterial communication located at femoral neck

Back 31

trochanteric anastamoses

Front 32

action of gluteus medius

Back 32

adduct and lat. rotate thigh

Front 33

Obturator N. exits pelvis via

Back 33

obturator canal

Front 34

Lumbar Plexus lies within

Back 34

psoas major m.

Front 35

N. that arises from ventral div. of the 2,3,4 lumbar ventral rami exits the pelvis via

Back 35

obturator canal

Front 36

Inf. Gluteal N. arises specifically from

Back 36

Dorsal Div. of L5, S1, S2

Front 37

branch of external iliac a. that provides an anastamoses with the subclavian a.

Back 37

inferior epigastric a.

Front 38

lymph fluid from the cysterna chyli goes to the

Back 38

thoracic duct

Front 39

lateral hip pain at hip joint affects what bursa

Back 39

trochanteric bursa

Front 40

a. that supplies the gluteus minimus m. arises from

Back 40

posterior trunk of internal iliac a.

Front 41

originiates from ext. iliac ala intermediate to the ant. and inf. gluteal lines

Back 41

gluteus minimus

Front 42

inserts on the ant. fossa on the medial greater trochanter (unnamed fossa)

Back 42

superior gemellus, inferior gemellus, obturator internus

Front 43

provides inn. to obturator externus muscle

Back 43

obturator n.

Front 44

ligament which the pudendal n. passes to re-enter the pelvis

Back 44

sacrospinous ligament

Front 45

Sensorimotor n. form dorsal div. of L2,3,4

Back 45

Femoral N., L2,3,4

Front 46

only m. of gluteal region to receive innervation from lumbar plexus

Back 46

obturator externus

Front 47

insertion of gluteus maximus

Back 47

gluteal tuberosity of femur, posterior superior portion of ilitibial tract

Front 48

pudenda n. supplies motor inn. to

Back 48

urogenital triangle: ext. anal sphincter

Front 49

origin of priformis

Back 49

pelvic surface of sacrum S2,3,4

Front 50

gluteal region muscle that originates within the pelvis

Back 50

obturator internus muscle

Front 51

action of iliopsoas m.

Back 51

flex the thigh

Front 52

lateral femoral cutaneous n. arises specifically from the

Back 52

dorsal div. of ventral rami of L2, L3

Front 53

supplies motor inn. to gluteus minimus m.

Back 53

sup. gluteal n.

Front 54

ligamentum capitus femoris

Back 54

attaches proximally to acetabular notch and transverse acetabular ligaments, attaches distally to fovea capitis femoris

Front 55

obturator artery exits pelvis via

Back 55

obturator canal

Front 56

passes post. to sacrospinous ligament prior to re-entering pelvis through lesser sciatic foramen

Back 56

internal pudendal a.

Front 57

Ventral rami of L1-L3 with contributions from T12 and L4

Back 57

Lumbar plexus

Front 58

quadratus femoris muscle action

Back 58

lateral roation of the thigh

Front 59

the hip region anastamosis whose branches pass within the retinacula of the hip joint capsule

Back 59

trochanteric anastamosis

Front 60

What is contained within the Superficial fascia?

Back 60

Sup veins, lymph nodes and vessels and cutaneous nerves

Front 61

What is superficial fascia?

Back 61

Subcutaneous layer immediately deep to the skin/cutaneous layer. Made of loose CT and fat

Front 62

What are the characteristics of superficial veins?

Back 62

Carry blood inferior to superior, can be seen beneath skin, normally pass superficial to the nerves.

Front 63

Where does blood from the common dorsal digital veins drain into?

Back 63

Dorsal metatarsal veins. There are a total of 8 common dorsal digitals, labeled 1-8 from medial to lateral. Not in hallux

Front 64

What does the proper dorsal digital vein of the hallux drain?

Back 64

The Dorsomedial aspect of the hallux and 1st metatarsophalangeal joint, becomes the MEDIAL MARGINAL VEIN

Front 65

What do the medial marginal veins drain?

Back 65

Medial border of forefoot and proper dorsal digital vein of hallux, drains into great saphenous

Front 66

What does the lateral marginal vein drain?

Back 66

Lateral border of forefoot and proper digital vein of the 5th toe, drains into small saphenous v.

Front 67

Where are the dorsal metatarsal veins?

Back 67

There is one for each of 4 intermetatarsal spaces. each gets blood from 2 common dorsal digitals; drains to dorsal venous arch

Front 68

What does the dorsal venous arch drain into?

Back 68

Great saphenous medially and small saphenous laterally

Front 69

What is the path of the small saphenous vein, and what does it become?

Back 69

dorsal venous arch and lateral marginal vein make it. It passes POSTERIOR to the lateral malleolus of the ankle to later become the popliteal vein.

Front 70

What are the components, path, and destination of the great Saphenous vein?

Back 70

Medial dorsal venous arch and medial marginal make it; it passes ANTERIOR to medial malleolus of ankle. Travels up medial aspect of leg, joins femoral vein

Front 71

What is unique about the superficial palntar venous network, and what does it drain into?

Back 71

It has NO valves, and drains into the medial and lateral marginal veins or dorsal digital veins

Front 72

What are the 2 groups of superficial lymph nodes in the inguinal region.

Back 72

Horizontalm lie along the inguinal ligament, and vertical which are near the fossa ovalis

Front 73

Where is the deep inguinal lymph nodes?

Back 73

deep to fascia lata, along the femoral vein near its termination. Not in subcutaneous layer

Front 74

What does the deep inguinal lymph node drain?

Back 74

Deep tissues of the lower limb

Front 75

What do the popliteal lymph nodes drain?

Back 75

posterolateral aspect of the leg and lateral aspect of the foot. then drain into the deep inguinal nodes.

Front 76

How will an infection of the 5th toe bo observed in lymph nodes?

Back 76

First in the popliteal's then the deep inguinals

Front 77

How will an infection of the hallux be observed in in lypmh nodes?

Back 77

First in vertical superficial's then maybe deep inguinals, but definitely the external iliac's

Front 78

If an infection on the dorsum of the foot, will inflame which lymph nodes first?

Back 78

Anterior tibial first.

Front 79

An infection on the planta of the foot, will cause which lymph node to inflame first?

Back 79

Popliteals

Front 80

What are cutaneous nerves?

Back 80

Nerves that exit deep fascia and enter superficial fascia and supply skin w/ sensory and autonomic symp. fibers

Front 81

Component of Subcostal n?

Back 81

t-12

Front 82

Component of Femoral branch of Genitofemoral n?

Back 82

L1 and L2 (anterior thigh just inferior to groin

Front 83

Components of Ilioinguinal nerve?

Back 83

L1 only, Supplies medial thigh just inferior to groin

Front 84

Components and dermatome of Lateral femoral cutaneous?

Back 84

L2 and L3; anterolateral aspect of thigh

Front 85

Components of the Intermediate femoral cuatneous?

Back 85

L2 L3, Anterior aspect of thigh

Front 86

Medial femoral cutaneous components?

Back 86

L2 L3, anteromedial aspect of the thigh