Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
120 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
The seventh common digital vein collects blood from the _____ toe.
|
4th
|
|
Name the lymph nodes that lie along the proximal end of the great saphenous vein.
|
Vertical group of Superficial Inguinal Lymph Nodes
|
|
Name one nerve that can include the area normally supplied by the intermediate femoral cutaneous nerve.
|
Femoral Branch of the Genitofemoral Nerve
|
|
Name one cutaneous nerve that arises from the fifth lumbar and first and second sacral ventral rami.
|
Deep Fibular Nerve
|
|
The medical calcaneal nerve provides cutaneous innervation for the _______ Dermatome.
|
S-2
|
|
Name the dermatome that supplies the medial surface of the foot.
|
L-4
|
|
The cribiform fascia is a thin area of the _________.
|
Fascia Lata
|
|
The fibers of the cruciate crural ligament are continuous laterally with fibers of the _______.
|
Inferior Fibular Retinaculum
|
|
Name the thickened skin under the free edge of the nail.
|
Hyponychium
|
|
Name the levels of the myotome that is activated during a normal adult response to the Babinski test.
|
S-1, S-2
|
|
Name the superficial vein that collects blood from the dorsal metatarsal vein 2.
|
Dorsal Venous Arch
|
|
Name the nerve that devides into the medial and lateral plantar nerve.
|
Tibial Nerve
|
|
The superficial peroneal nerve arises specifically from the ______ spinal levels.
|
L-4, L-5, S-1 of Ventral Rami
|
|
Name the dermatome that includes the medial plantar heel.
|
S-2
|
|
Name the Y-shaped deep fascia retinaculum.
|
Inferior Extensor Retinaculum
|
|
Name the nerve that provides cutaneous innervations to the 1st web space.
|
Deep Fibular Nerve
|
|
Name one structure that prevents infection by sealing the nail plate.
|
Cuticle
|
|
Name the structure that drains into the femoral vein at the fossa ovalis.
|
Great Saphenous Vein
|
|
Name the deep tendon reflex that tests the ankle plantar flexor myotome.
|
Achilles Reflex
|
|
Name the superficial vein that passes along the posterior aspect of the leg.
|
Small Saphenous Vein.
|
|
Name the lymph nodes that receive lymph fluid from the deep inguinal lymph nodes.
|
External Iliac Lymph Nodes
|
|
Name the nerve that arises from the second and third lumnar ventral rami.
|
Femoral cutaneous nerve
|
|
Name the nerve that supplies the skin of the popliteal surface.
|
Posterior Femoral Cutaneous Nerve
|
|
Proper dorsal digital nerve 1 provides cutaneous innervation for the _______ dermatome.
|
L-4
|
|
Name the dense connective tissue structure that is thichened to form the transverse crural ligament.
|
Fascia Cruris
|
|
Name the skin beneath the free edge of the nail plate.
|
Hyponychium
|
|
Name the dermatome that supplies the fourth pedal digit.
|
L-5
|
|
Name the clinical test that evaluates the knee extension myotome.
|
Patellar Reflex Test
|
|
Nme one joint whose flexion myotome is from the first and second sacral ventral roots.
|
Plantar Flexion at the Ankle Joint
|
|
Name the vein that passes across the metatarsal basses on the superior aspect of the foot.
|
Dorsal Venous Arch
|
|
The _______ lymph nodes will probably become inflamed first when a patient has a subcutaneous infection of the hallux.
|
Vertical Superficial Inguinal Lymph Nodes
|
|
Name the nerves that supply gluteal skin and arise from ventral rami of the first, second and third sacral spinal nerves.
|
Inferior Cluneal Nerves
|
|
Name the nerve that supplies the anterolateral surface of the thigh.
|
Lateral Femoral cutaneous Nerve
|
|
Name the branch of the intermediate dorsal cutaneous nerve that supplies the fourth webspace.
|
Common Dorsal Digital Nerve 3
|
|
Name one nerve that supplies skin of the inferior aspect of the foot and arises from the first and second sacral spinal segments.
|
Lateral Plantar Nerve
|
|
Name the part of the fascia lata through which the great saphenous vein passes.
|
Cribriform Fascia
|
|
Name the Y-shaped retinaculum.
|
Inferior Extensor Retinaculum
|
|
Name the part of a nail that can geet a person listed in the Guiness Book of World Records and also protects the distal tuft of the digit.
|
Free edge of the nail plate
|
|
Name the proximal skin fold along the nail plate.
|
Eponychium
|
|
Name the cutaneous nerve that supplies the first webspace.
|
Deep Peroneal (Fibular)
|
|
Name the deep tendon reflex that tests the myotome of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th lumbar spinal nerves.
|
Patellar (Reflex)
|
|
Which nerve gives rise to the proper dorsal digital nerve of the hallux?
|
Medial Dorsal Cutaneous Nerve of the Foot
|
|
Name the thickening of the deep fascia found at the lateral aspect of the fascia lata.
|
Iliotibial Band (Tract)
|
|
Give the other name for the cruciate crural ligament.
|
Inferior Extensor Retinaculum
|
|
Name the structure that is primarily responsible for the growth of the nail plate.
|
Matrix
|
|
Name the dermatome that supplies the medial 1/2 of the surface of the calcaneal region.
|
S-2
|
|
Name the dermatome that supplies the hallux
|
L-4
|
|
Name the structure that is formed by the anterior superior edge of the first sacral vertebral body.
|
Sacral Promontory
|
|
Name the structure formed by the spinous processes of the sacral vertebrae
|
Median Sacral Crest
|
|
In the plantar foot the tibial nerve terminates into two major nerves. Name one
|
medial plantar n.
|
|
The hottest anatomy professor of all time
|
Stephanie Belovich
|
|
Name the deep fascia that covers the thigh
|
fascia lata
|
|
Name the vein that passes throught the deep fascia and drains into the popliteal vein
|
small saphenous vein
|
|
Two retinacula make up the fibular (peroneal) retinaculum (i.e. external annular ligament) and secure the peroneal (fibular) tendons. Name one
|
superior fibular retinaculum
|
|
Name the nail structure that seals the proximal edge of the nail plate from infection
|
cuticle
|
|
clubbing of nails is often seen in what metabolic disease
|
hyperthyroidism
|
|
The myotome that is activated during knee joint flexion arises from what spinal levels
|
L5, S1
|
|
A superficial infection of the 5th toe or lateral border of the foot will stay superficial, or go deep?
|
goes deep
|
|
Name the cutaneous nerve that provides sensory innervation to the anteromedial aspect of the leg and the distal anterior leg.
|
Saphenous nerve
|
|
Give the spinal level of the dermatome that sends innervation from the posterosuperior gluteal region anteriorly across the thigh, knee, leg, and dorsum of the foot, to its termination on the plantar aspect of the midfoot and hallux
|
L4
|
|
The 7th common dorsal digital vein collects blood from the _______ toe
|
4th
|
|
Name the lymph nodes that lie along the proximal end of the great saphenous vein
|
Vertical group of superficial inguinal lymph nodes?
|
|
Name one N. that can include the area normally supplied by the intermediate femoral cutaneous nerve
|
Femoral Branch of the Genitofemoral Nerve
|
|
Name one cutaneous N. that arises from the 5th Lumbar and first and second sacral ventral rami.
|
Deep fibular Nerve or lateral cutaneous nerve of the calf.
|
|
The medial calcaneal N. provides innervation to
|
S2 dermatome
|
|
Dermatome that supplies the medial surface of the foot
|
L4
|
|
The cribriform fascia is a thin area of the
|
Fascia Lata
|
|
Name the thickened skin under the free edge of the nail plate
|
hyponichium
|
|
Normal levels of the myotome that is activated during a normal adult response to the Babinski Test
|
S1, S2
|
|
The fibers of the cruciate crural ligament are continuous laterally with fibers of the
|
inferior fibular retinaculum
|
|
The seventh common dorsal digital vein collects blood from the
|
4th toe
|
|
Name the superficial vein that drains the dorsomedial aspect of the third digit
|
common dorsal digital vein #4
|
|
Name one vein that normally enters into the great saphenous vein
|
dorsal venous arch
|
|
name the lymph nodes that lie along the proximal end of the femoral vein
|
deep inguinal lymph nodes
|
|
proper dorsal digital nerve ten provides cutaneous innervation for the
|
S1 dermatome
|
|
the middle cluneal nerve arises specifically from the
|
dorsal rami of S1, S2, S3
|
|
name one thickening of deep fascia that attaches to the medial malleolus
|
flexor retinaculum
|
|
dermatome that supplies the posterior aspect of the knee region
|
S2
|
|
Name the spinal levels tested by the achilles reflex
|
S1, S2
|
|
Name the thickening of the fasia lata laterally
|
iliotibial tract
|
|
a patient presents to your office. His toe nails have a transverse ridge one-third of the distance from the proximal nail fold to the free edge of the nail plate. In whole numbers, approximately how long ago was he ill?
|
3 months
|
|
Name the superficial vein that begins as the union of the dorsal venous arch and the lateral marginal vein.
|
small saphenous vein
|
|
Lymph fluid filtered by the anterior tibial lymph node then passes to the _______ lymph nodes
|
deep inguinal lymph nodes
|
|
The cutaneous nerve that supplies the central part of the medial aspect of the thigh arises from the
|
L2, L3, L4 ventral rami
|
|
Name the cutaneousnerve that arises from the fourth and fifth lumbar and first sacral ventral rami
|
superficial fibular nerve
|
|
Structure covered by cribriform fascia
|
fossa ovalis (saphenous opening)
|
|
The Y shaped thickening of the fascia cruris and dorsalis pedis
|
Inferior Extensor Retinaculum
|
|
The lunula of the nail plate is white in color bc
|
it has living cells that contain nuclei and cannot see blood vessels below
|
|
The sural nerve contains cutaneous innervation for the _____ dermatome
|
S-1
|
|
Name the myotomes that provide the subtalar joint eversion myotome
|
L5, S1
|
|
Name the dermatome that includes the medial malleoulus
|
L4
|
|
Spinal Reflex Test. Stroke plantar heel from central planar heel to the 5th metatarsal check for plantaflexion in toes. This test is called _________ Dorsiflexion of hallux with flaring of toes is abnormal after age ______.
|
Babinski Test, 2 yrs. old
|
|
tap ____ tendon, will eel contraction of the calf. Test spinal segments _____
|
achilles, S1 and S2 (Achilles Reflex)
|
|
test spinal segments L2,L3,L4, knee extensor myotome
|
Patellar reflex
|
|
A withdrawal response. Protective reflex mediated in the Spinal Cord.
|
Spinal Reflex
|
|
muscle stretch reflex mediated in the spinal cord
|
Deep Tendon Reflex
|
|
what causes longitudinal ridges in the nail
|
nail matrix trauma
|
|
Little white spots in the nail are due to
|
minor nail trauma
|
|
Transverse Ridge in the nail
|
Beau's Line
|
|
nail pitting comes from
|
psoriasis, eczema
|
|
clubbing nails comes from
|
thyroid disease
|
|
half and half nail appearance comes from
|
renal failure
|
|
Terry's nails are an outcome of
|
liver cirrhosis
|
|
Why is the removal of a deadnail painless
|
it is not attached to the nail bed. The nail Bed receives Proper Digital Plantar nerves.
|
|
most pronounced region in the leg
|
intermuscular septae
|
|
present in all regions of the lower limb
|
intermuscular septae
|
|
Intermuscular septae aid in:
|
venous return as the venous pump/calf pump
|
|
Aid in forming retinaculum near the ankle (3 things)
|
Fascia cruris, Fascia Dorsalis Pedis, Plantar Fascia
|
|
Hold Tom, Dick, and Harry Tendons together
|
flexor retinaculum
|
|
deep fascia over the butt
|
gluteal fascia
|
|
Medial Calcaneal Nerve is a branch of what nerve
|
Tibial Nerve
|
|
You can aquire Joplins Neuroma in the
|
1st or 10th proper digital plantar nerves
|
|
1st, 2nd, and 3rd common digital plantar nerves are branches of the
|
medial plantar nerve
|
|
numbness from increased pressure on the digits. Patients who wear small shoes.
|
Joplin's Neuroma
|
|
The only two cutaneous nerves from dorsal rami are:
|
Superior and Middle Cluneal Nerves
|
|
Divides into commom dorsal digital nerves 2 through 9
|
superficial fibular nerve
|
|
Nerve that can be traced to the lumbar plexus
|
Saphenous nerve
|
|
Cutaneous Nerve that pierces Sartorius muscle
|
Intermediate femoral Cutaneous
|
|
Lymph nodes that are Palpable only during severe infections:
|
Deep Inguinal Lymph nodes and Popliteal Lymph nodes
|
|
Morton's neuroma can be found where
|
Communicating branch of lateral plantar nerve
|