Final Lymph, Sacrum/Pelvis Flashcards

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Lymph

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excess tissue fluid
network of lymphatic vessels that withdraws lymph from interstitial fluid compartment

filters lymph through nodes
returns it to bloodstream

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Lymph flow from extracellular spaces

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Blood capillaries
–> afferent lymphatic vessel
–> lymph node (filtration occurs here)
–> efferent lymphatic duft

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Right lymphatic duct

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right superior quadrant of body drains to venous systems via this duct

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Thoracic duct

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left superior qyadrant and lower two quadrants of entire body drain to venous system via this duct

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Pelvis

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inferoposterior to abdomen
transition between trunk and lower limbs

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Pelvic cavity

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inferiormost part of abdominopelvic caivty

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Pelvic girdle

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bony pelvis

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Greater pelvis

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ilium
ischium

false pelvis
some abdominal viscera found here

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Lesser Pelvis

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pelvic bone
pelvic cavity

true pelvis. area between pelvic inlet and outlet

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Pelvic girdle characteristics

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made up of ilium, ischium, pubis, sacrum, coccyx

Strong and rigid

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Functions of pelvic girdle

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bears weight of upper body
weight transfer from axial to lower appendicular skeleton
muscle attachment
containment and support of viscera
attachment of external genitalia

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Pelvic inlet

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superior pelvic opening. Covers sacrum, illium, pubis
separates greater pelvis and lesser pelvis

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Pelvic outlet

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inferior pelvic opening
formed by ischium and coccyx

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Spinous processes of sacrum

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median crest

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Sacral hiatus

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nerves come through here

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Lamina of sacrum

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intermediate crest

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Transverse processes of sacrum

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lateral crest

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Lumbosacral angle

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angle between long axis of lumbar region of vertebral column and sacrum

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Body weight transferred through…

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L5 to base of sacrum (S1)

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Joints of pelvic girdle

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lumbosacral joint
sacro-illiac joint
sacro-coccygeal joint
pubic symphysis

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Illiolumbar ligament

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attach both L4, L5 lumbar vertebrae to iliac crest
strong band of connective tissue
role in stabilization of lumbosacral and sacroiliac joints

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Anterior sacroiliac ligament

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sacrum to ilium
resistance to relative anterior sacral tilt (nutation)

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Sacrotuberous ligament

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sacrum to ischial tuberosity
fan-shaped
role in stabilization of sacroiliac joint
resistance to anterior sacral tilt and rotation of pelvis
passes posterior to sacrospinous ligament

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Sacrospinous ligament

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sacrum to ischial spine
creates greater and lesser foramen
role in stabilization of sacroiliac joint

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Posterior sacroiliac ligament
attach PSIS with lateral crest of sacrum strong resists posterior sacral tilt
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Contents of Pelvic cavity
terminal parts of ureters urinary bladder rectum pelvic genital organs blood vessels lymphatics nerves
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Pelvic diaphragm is made of
levator ani and coccygeaus
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Thoracic and pelvis movement
Thoracic going down = contracting Pelvis going down = relaxing
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Pelvic diaphragm is suspended by
pubic symphysis and pubic bones (anterior) ilia (lateral) sacrum and coccyx (post)
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Pelvic floor is the same thing as
pelvic diaphragm
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Function of pelvic floor
support of pelvic viscera maintain urinary and fecal continence allow voiding, defecation, sexual activity, childbirth
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Levator Ani
O: pubis, ischium I: anal canal, coccyx A: support/maintain position
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Coccygeus
O: spine of ischium I: sacrum and coccyx A: support/maintain position
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C3, 4, 5...
keeps the diaphragm alive
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S2, 3, 4
keeps the "p"s off the floor