(4) Back Angiology and Neurology Flashcards

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What is this?

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Subclavian A.

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What is this?

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Subclavian A.

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Label the following structures on the

Subclavian A.

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Label the following structures on the

Subclavian A.

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What is this?

Where does this travel?

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Vertebral A.

*Travels through the transverse foramena of the cervical vertebrae

***Goes along the posterior arch of tha atlas to enter the foramen magnum

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What is this?

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Suboccipital Triangle

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What artery can be identified with this view?

What nerve can be identified with this view?

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  • Vertebral A. (*travels over posterior arch of atlas)
  • Suboccipital N.
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Why do we care about the vertebral A. when we are studying the muscles of the back?

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The vertebral A. are what produce the…

Spinal Arteries

(Posterior and Anterior)

*they are tiny, not going to look for them in lab

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Identify this:

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Transverse Cervial A.

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Identify this:

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Transverse Cervical A.

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Identify this:

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Dorsal Scapular A.

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Identify this:

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Dorsal Scapular A.

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When does the subclavian a. change name?

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When it passes the 1st rib, becomes the…

axillary a.

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Identify the following:

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Identify the following:

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Thoracodorsal A.

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Identify the following:

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Thoracodorsal A.

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In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a

VEIN

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Darker

(b/c looking through thin wall of vein to preserved blood that’s stuck inside)

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In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a

ARTERY

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ROUNDER

MORE SQUIGGILY

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In cadaver lab, typically how to you distinguish a

NERVE

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Flatter

Shiny

Straight path

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Paraspinal Arteries

Label the diagram

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How many posterior spinal a. are there?

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How many anterior spinal a. are there?

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What are the 8 arteries that supply the paraspinal arteries?

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  1. Vertebral A.
  2. Ascending Cervical A.
  3. Deep Cervical A.
  4. Posterior Intercostal A.
  5. Subcostal A.
  6. Lumbar A.
  7. Iliolumber A.
  8. Lateral Sacral A.
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How many cervical spinal nerves are there?

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How many thoracic spinal nerves are there?
12
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How many lumbar spinal nerves are there?
5
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How many sacral spinal nerves are there?
5
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How many coccygeal spinal nerves are there?
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The spinal cord is enlarged at:
1. Cervical region 2. Lumbosacral region \*more neural tissue there
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What does the **medullary cone** represent?
Spinal cord ends
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What is the **cauda equina?**
(Posterior to medullary cone) **Spinal nerve ROOTS**
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What are the meninges?
Coverings of our brain and spinal cord
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What are the three types of meninges?
1. Dura mater 2. Arachnoid mater 3. Pia mater
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WATCH THIS VIDEO TO LEARN SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvIAOWyLQxQ
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Arch of the Aorta: What are the three major arteries/trunks that come off the **Arch of the Aorta?**
- Brachiocephalic Trunk - Left Common Carotid A. - Left Subclavian A.
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Off of the arch of the aorta, leading through the **braciocephalic trunk...** What two arteries bifurcate?
- Right Subclavian A. - Right Common Carotid A.
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How many arteries come off of the **subclavian a.?** What are they called?
2!!! - Vertebral A. - Internal Thoracic A.
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Subclavian A. How many *_trunks_* come off of the **subclavian a.?** What are the called?
2!!! Thyrocervical Trunk Costocervical Trunk
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What arteries come off of the **thyrocervial trunk?**
- Inferior Thyroid A. --\> (Ascending cervial A. ) - Suprascapular A. - Transverse Cervical A.
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The **_ascending cervial a_**. produces what three branches in the upper cervical region?
- _Equatorial Branches_ (supply vertebrae) - _Periosteal Branches_ (supply periostium of vertebrae) - _Spinal Branches_ (only at cervical regions)
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What do **spinal branches** produce?
Anterior/Posterior Vertebral Canal Branches Anterior/Posterior Radicular As. Anterior/Posterior Segmental Medullary As.
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How to **spinal branches** travel?
Through the intervertebral foramen
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What are the arteries that branch off of the **Thyrocervical Trunk?**
Inferior Thyroid A. Suprascapular A. Transverse Cervical A.
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What branches off the **costocervical trunk?**
- Deep cervical A. - Supreme Intercostal A. - Dorsal Scapular A.
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