Utmb Anatomy Exam 1

Front 1

2 main blood supplies to the breast

Back 1

1. Lateral Thoracic -
2. Internal Thoracic

Front 2

Key lymphatic drainage of the breast

Back 2

axillary nodes

Front 3

The medial part of the breast is drains to the______nodes.

Back 3

parasternal (run with the internal thoracic artery)

Front 4

1st palpable rib

Back 4

#2

Front 5

where does rib 2 join to the sternum?

Back 5

at the sternal angle (where manubrium and sternum meet)

Front 6

True ribs attach to sternum

Back 6

anteriorly by costal cartilage

Front 7

false ribs attach to sternum

Back 7

at 7th rib by costal cart.

Front 8

floating ribs

Back 8

have a tip of cartilage but end on the side in muscle

Front 9

where is the nipple found in the male

Back 9

4th ICS at MCL

Front 10

how does the typical rib attach posteriorly

Back 10

3 attachments -
1)to its own vert. body 2)to the vert body above it 3) to its own transverse process

Front 11

which imaging modalities do not use ionizing radiation

Back 11

MRI and Ultrasound

Front 12

Kinds of MRIs

Back 12

T1 and T2

Front 13

what is bright on T1 MRI

Back 13

Fat

Front 14

what is bright on T2 MRI

Back 14

fluid

Front 15

which kind of MRI best shows edema

Back 15

T2

Front 16

Contraindications for MRI

Back 16

brain aneurysm clips, cardiac pacemaker, implanted medication pumps, implanted nerve stimulating devices, IUDs, metallic objects (OBESITY???)

Front 17

4 densities

Back 17

air, fat, soft tissue(blood/fluid), and bone/metal

Front 18

which interacts with x-rays the most?

Back 18

bone/metal

Front 19

which interacts the least with x-rays?

Back 19

air

Front 20

if you can abduct/adduct your non-thumb digits what nerve is working

Back 20

interossei (all are ulnar)

Front 21

What do interossei do with the lumbricals

Back 21

flex MP and extend IP

Front 22

most commonly torn ligament

Back 22

ATF - anterior talofibular

Front 23

if you invert the ankle, what tears after the ATF

Back 23

calcaneal fibular (they tear in order 1,2,3

Front 24

lateral leg bone

Back 24

fibula

Front 25

medial leg bone

Back 25

tibia

Front 26

which imaging modalities use ionizing radiation?

Back 26

radiography(x-ray, plain film), computed tomography(CT), Nuclear Medicine(NM), Positron Emission Tomography(PET)

Front 27

What is the classic sign of radial nerve damage (especially at the shaft of the humerus/forearm/elbow)

Back 27

Wrist Drop

Front 28

shortening/thickening of the palmar aponeurosis (Connective tissue condition)

Back 28

Dupuytren's Contracture

Front 29

median nerve damage of flexors in forearm

Back 29

hand of benediction

Front 30

wasting of the thenar eminence

Back 30

Ape hand

Front 31

Ulnar nerve injury (lumbercal and interossei)

Back 31

Claw hand