Anatomy Flashcards

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what are the regions of the upper arm from superior to inferior?

A
axilla 
arm 
elbow 
forearm 
wrist 
hand
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what are the regions of the lower limb from superior to inferior?

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groin 
thigh 
knee 
leg 
ankle 
foot
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where is fascia found?

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below the dermis

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what is another name for the superficial fascia?

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subcutaneous tissue

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what are the two types of fascia?

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superficial

deep

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what is the superficial fascia made from?

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loose connective tissue

fat

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where is most of the bodies fat stored?

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the superficial fascia

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what is contained in the superficial fascia?

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superficial blood vessels
cutaneous nerve
lymphatics
sweat glands

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what is deep fascia made of?

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dense connective tissue

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where is deep fascia found?

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deep to to the skin and superficial facia

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what is the iliotibial tract and where is it found?

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thickened band of the fascia lata on the lateral aspect of the thigh

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where does the iliotibial tract insert?

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superior = ilium 
inferior = tibia
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what does the deep fascia form when it surrounds muscles?

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intermuscular septa between groups of muscles

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what do the intermuscular septa form?

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compartments in the limbs

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where does the brachial artery bifurcate?

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the cubital fossa

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what are the branches of the brachial artery?

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radial artery

ulnar artery

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where does the popliteal artery bifurcate?

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popliteal fossa

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what are the branches of the popliteal artery?

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anterior tibial artery
posterior tibial artery

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what artery is the direct continuation of the anterior tibial artery?

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dorsalis pedis

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20
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what are the branches of the posterior tibial artery?

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medial and lateral plantar arteries

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what can occur if a digital artery becomes occluded and why?

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digital infarction, as they are end arteries

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what are the two types of veins?

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superficial

deep

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23
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where do superficial veins run?

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in superficial fascia

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24
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describe superficial veins

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small
thin
variable patterns

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where do superficial veins drain into?
deep veins get here by piercing the deep fascia
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where do deep veins run?
deep to the deep fascia
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describe deep veins
large thick more predictable patterns
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what are deep veins often found in?
neurovascular bundles with an artery and a nerve
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what are the two main superficial veins of the upper limb?
cephalic vein | basilic vein
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where does the cephalic vein arise?
the dorsal venous network
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where does the cephalic vein travel?
up the lateral aspect of the upper limb superiorly, between the deltopectoral groove
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where does the cephalic vein drain into?
the axillary vein
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what does the axillary vein become and where?
the subclavian vein at the lateral border of rib 1
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where does the basilic vein arise?
the dorsal venous network
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where does the basilic vein travel?
up the medial aspect of the limb
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where does the basilic vein drain into?
the brachial vein (deep) pierces the deep fascia tp get to it
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where do the two superficial veins of the arm connect?
the median cubital vein
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what is the median cubital vein often used for?
venepuncture
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what are the two main superficial veins of the lower limbs?
great saphenous vein | small saphenous vein
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where does the great saphenous vein arise?
the medial aspect of the dorsal venous arch
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where does the great saphenous vein travel?
up the medial aspect of the limb
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where does the great saphenous vein drain into?
the femoral vein by piercing the fascia lata
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where does the great saphenous vein lie?
immediately anterior to the medial malleolus of the tibia
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what does the great saphenous vein run alongside?
the saphenous nerve
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what is the saphenous nerve a branch of?
the femoral nerve
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where and how does the size of the great saphenous vein increase?
increases as it moves more superiorly due to small veins joining it
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where does the small saphenous vein arise?
from the lateral aspect of the dorsal venous arch
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where does the small saphenous vein run?
up the posterior midline of the leg
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where does the small saphenous vein drain into?
the popliteal vein
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all deep veins are bilateral, except from which two?
superior vena cava | inferior vena cava
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how does blood flow from superficial to deep veins?
through perforating veins, that enter the deep vein at an oblique angle
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what prevents backflow of blood through perforating veins?
perforating veins are compressed by muscles
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what are veins that accompany arteries called?
vena comitantes
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where do the superficial lymphatics of the upper arm arise?
plexuses in the fingers and hands
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what veins do the superficial lymphatics of the upper limb follow?
basilic or cephalic
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where do superficial lymphatics of the upper limb that follow the basilic vein drain?
cubital nodes lateral axillary nodes
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where do superficial lymphatics of the upper limb that follow the cephalic vein drain?
apical axillary lymph nodes
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what do the deep lymphatics of the upper limb follow?
deep veins of the upper limb
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where do deep lymphatics of the upper limb drain?
lateral axillary lymph nodes
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where do axillary lymph nodes drain into?
subclavian lymphatics
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what veins do the superficial lymphatics of the lower limbs follow?
saphenous veins
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where do superficial lymphatics of the lower limbs that follow the great saphenous vein drain?
superficial inguinal nodes external iliac OR deep inguinal nodes
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where do superficial lymphatics of the lower limbs that follow the small saphenous vein drain?
popliteal nodes deep inguinal nodes external iliac nodes
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what do the deep lymphatics of the lower limb follow?
deep veins of the lower limb
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where do the deep lymphatics of the lower limb drain?
popliteal nodes deep inguinal nodes external iliac nodes
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where do external iliac nodes drain?
common iliac nodes lumbar nodes