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62 Cards in this Set
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Origin, Insertion and action of Iliacus m?
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O- Superior Iliac fossa (superior2/3 and inner lip of iliac crest) I-Lesser Trochanter of femur A-Flexes the thigh
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What path does the iliacus m take to get to its insertion?
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Travels inferiorally ant passes anteriorally over the hip joint and thru the muscular lacuna to its insertion
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Nerve supply and arterial supply to the Iliacus?
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NS- Femoral nerve; Dorsal divisions of vent rami L2, L3, and L4. AS-Muscular branches of common, internal and external iliacs
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Origin, Insertion and action of Psoas Major m?
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O-T-12 thru L-5 Vertebrae (bodies, Intervertebral discs and t-processes) I- Lesser trochanter of femur A-Flexes the thigh
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What path does the Psoas Major muscle take to its insertion?
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Travels inferolaterally, joins the tendon of iliacus muscle and passes anterior to the hip joint thru the muscular lacuna to the lesser trochanter
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What is the Nerve and arterial supply to the Psoas Major?
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NS-Dorsal division of vent rami L-2, L-3, and L-4 as branches exit spinal canal. AS-Muscular branches of common, internal and external iliacs
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What is within the lumbar plexus?
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T-12 thru L-4 Ventral rami, with both dorsal and ventral divisions
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Where is the Lumbar plexus located?
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Within the psoas major muscle just anterior to the transverse processes the vertebral bodies
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Fxn of the Subcostal Nerve?
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Sensimotor; cutaneous supply only in lower limb. Not usually part of lumbar plexus
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Components and area supplied of subcostal n?
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T-12; supplies the anterolateral aspect of thigh
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Char's of iliohypogastric?
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Ventral division of L-1, pierces the psoas major m near kidney and passes w/in the abdominal wall. supply to posterior region of iliac crest.
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Char's of ilioinguinal n?
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Ventral L-1. follows course close to iliohypogastric, supplies the superior medial thigh
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Char's of Genitofemoral n?
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Ventral Division of L-1 and L-2. Also pierces psoas major anteriorally and enters the thigh dorsal to the inguinal ligament, near its center.
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Genital branch or Genitofemoral supply?
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Passes medially along the inguinal ligament to supply part of the ext. genitalia
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Femoral Branch of genitofemoral, path and supply?
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Passes deep to inguinal ligament w/ femoral a. thru vascular lacuna to supply skin of anterior superior thigh. May aid to replace the intermediate femoral cutaneous
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Components of Intermediate femoral cutaneous n?
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Vr, Dd L2 and L3
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Components of Medial Femoral cutaneous n?
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Vr Dd L2 L3
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Components of saphenous N?
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Vr Dd L3 L4
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Branches of Femoral N?
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Int med cutaneous, Lat femoral cutaneous, and saphenous n.
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Which nerves peirce the psoas major muscle?
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Obturator, Lateral femoral cutaneous, N. to psoas, Iliohypgastric, Genitofemoral
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What percent of the population has the accessory obturator n?
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8 percent
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What nerves exit the pelvis thru the greater sciatic foramen?
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Superior gluteal, Inferior gluteal, Sciatic, posterior femoral cutaneous, Pudendal, N. to obturator internus and sup gemellus, n. to quad femoris and inf gemellus.
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What does the superior gluteal n supply?
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Glut medius, Glut minimus, and tensor fascia lata m's
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Components of Suprior Gluteal n?
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Vr, Dd L4, L5, S1
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Components of inferior gluteal n?
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Vr, Dd L5, S1, S2
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What muscle(s) does the inferior gluteal n supply?
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Glut maximus
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Components of n to piriformis?
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Vr Dd S2
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Components of Sciatic n?
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Vr Dd L4 thru S2, and Vr Vd L4 to S3
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What are the branches of the common fibular/common peroneal n?
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Sup fibular/sup peroneal; deep fibular/deep peroneal; lateral cutaneous n of the calf, Sural communicating nerve.
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Components of Superior gluteal n?
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D L4-S1
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COMPONENTS OF INF GLUTEAL N?
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D L5-S2
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NERVE TO PIRIFORMIS M COMPONENTS?
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D S2
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COMPONENTS OF SCIATIC N?
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D L4-S2, VL4-S3
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COMPONENTS OF COMMON FIBULAR NERVE?
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D L4-S2
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COMPONENTS OF SUPERFICIAL FIBULAR NERVE?
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D L4-S1
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What anastomosis is the communication between the subclavian and external iliac a's?
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Inferior epigastric with superior epigastric
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What is the only artery that exits and re-enters the pelvis?
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Internal pudendal
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What supplies the obturator externus muscle? blood
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Anterior branch of obturator artery
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What are the branches of the anterior trunk of the internal iliac?
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Obturator, Inferior Gluteal, Internal pudendal
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What are the branches of the posterior trunk of the internal iliac a?
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Iliolumbar, Lateral sacral, and superior gluteal
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What is a small artery paired with 2+ veins?
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vena comitantes
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When does the IVC begin?
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Union of common iliac's at level of L5
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Where does the Common iliac vein begin? inferiorally
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pelvic brim
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What is the pirmary extensor of the thigh?
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Glut maximus
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What is the primary abductor of the thigh at the hip joint?
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Glut Medius
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If you are getting a intramuscular buttocks injection (ramirez), where would the injection go?
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Superolateral quadrant
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What is piriformis syndrome?
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muscle impinging on the sciatic n
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What region does the pudendal nerve innervate?
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Urogenital triangle
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What is the most lateral branch of the anterior trunk?
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Obturator a
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Where does the external iliac become the femoral artery?
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at the inguinal ligament
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What does the deep circumflex artery anastomose with?
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iliolumbar and superior gluteal arts (branches of the internal iliac)
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What does the post br of the obturator anastomose with?
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ant. br. of inferior gluteal art
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What does the inferior gluteal artery anastomose with?
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sup glut, obturator, int pudendal, and med femoral circumflex arts
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What does the iliolumbar a anastomose w/?
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Sup glut, deep circumflex, and lat femoral circumflex
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Components of the trochanteric anastomosis?
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Descending sup gluteal, inferior gluteal, ascending br's of medial and lat circumflex
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What muscles are innervated by the sup glut nerve?
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Glut Min, Glut Med, and Tensor fascia lata (L4-S1)
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What nerve innervates the gluteus maximus m?
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inferior gluteal (dorsal L5-S2)
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What is the lateral portion of the sciatic n?
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Common fibular
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How does the tibial n travel relative to the medial malleolus?
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Posterior to it
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How does the tibial n enter the foot?
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Splits into the medial and lateral plantar nerves and goes thru the porta pedis
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What does the medial calcaneal n peirce before supplying medial 1/2 of calcaneal region?
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Flexor retinaculum
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How does the perforating cutaneous n exit the pelvis?
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by peircing the sacrotuberous lig.
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