Lab ID List Flashcards
(147 cards)
1
Q
Superficial Back
A
2
Q
Trapezius
A
3
Q
Latissimus dorsi
A
4
Q
Rhomboid major
A
5
Q
Rhomboid minor
A
6
Q
Levator scapulae
A
7
Q
Anterior neck
A
superficial structures
8
Q
Platysma
A
9
Q
Sternocleidomastoid
A
10
Q
CN 11 Spinal Accessory Nerve
A
11
Q
Anterior neck
A
Intermediate structures
12
Q
Omohyoid
A
13
Q
Sternohyoid
A
14
Q
Sternothyroid
A
15
Q
Thyrohyoid
A
16
Q
Digastric (anterior
A
posterior)
17
Q
Stylohyoid
A
18
Q
Mylohyoid
A
19
Q
Geniohyoid
A
20
Q
Lateral neck
A
21
Q
Anterior scalene
A
22
Q
Middle scalene
A
23
Q
Posterior scalene
A
24
Q
Brachial plexus
A
25
Subclavian artery
26
Intrinsic back
superficial layer
27
Splenius cervicis
28
Splenius capitis
29
Intrinsic back
intermediate layer
30
Longissimus lumborum
31
Longissimus thoracis
32
Longissimus capitis
33
Iliocostalis thoracis
34
Spinalis thoracis
35
Spinalis cervicis
deep structures
36
Longus colli I
37
Longus capitis
38
Rectus capitis anterior
39
Rectus capitis lateralis
40
Thigh
anterior compartment
41
Iliopsoas
O:
• Psoas major: T12 vertebral body, L1-L5 vertebral
bodies, IVD and transverse processes
• Iliacus: iliac crest, iliac fossa, anterior SI ligaments
I: lesser trochanter
A: flex hip, *most likely externally rotates when hip is flexed
N:
• Psoas major: Femoral n/ L1-L3, (L4) anterior rami
• Iliacus: Femoral n
• V: iliolumbar a
42
Sartorius
O: ASIS
I: Proximal medial anterior tibial shaft (at
pes anserine)
A: Flexes , abducts, externally rotates hip.
Flexes knees. Contributes to medial rotation
of knee when flexed
N: Femoral n
V: profunda femoris a
43
Pectineus
O: superior ramus of pubis
I: pectineal line of femur- inferior to lesser
trochanter
A: adduct, flex thigh. Assist medial rotation
of thigh
N: Femoral n (2/3 of time) Obturator (1/3 of
time)… possible dual innervation • V: Medial femoral circumflex
P: Deep to femoral triangle. A great
opportunity to model and inform patient of
where you are palpating! • * sometimes included as part of medial
compartment
44
Rectus femoris
O: AIIS and superior acetabulum
I: tibial tuberosity (via patellar tendon and
The rectus femoris is the only quadriceps muscle to cross the hip and the knee
knee vs. Flexing extending hip Rectus femoris may attach at the superior acetabular labrum and could be implicated during some labral tears
patellar ligament)
A: flexes hip, extends knee
N: Femoral n
V: Lateral femoral circumflex a
P: Feel intermuscular septum separating rectus femoris from vastus lateralis and vastus
medialis. Feel muscle while flexing/extending
45
Intrinsic back, deep layer
46
Semispinalis capitis
47
Multifidi
48
Short rotators
49
Long rotators
50
Interspinalis
51
Intertransversarii
52
Vastus lateralis
O: greater trochanter, upper lateral lip of
linea aspera (on posterior femur)
I: Tibial tuberosity
A: extend knee
N: Femoral n
V: Lateral femoral circumflex
P: Deep to IT band. Feel in supine position
with leg hanging over table or in side-lying
position moving the knee into flexion and
extension
53
Vastus medialis
O: Intertrochanteric line, medial lip of linea
aspera
I: tibial tuberosity
A: extend knee
N: Femoral n
V: Femoral, profunda femoris, medial
superior genicular aa
P: Medial quad. Fibers run obliquely nearer
insertion
54
Vastus intermedius
O: proximal 2/3 of anterior and lateral shaft
of femur
I: tibial tuberosity
A: extend knee
N: Femoral n
V: Lateral femoral circumflex a
P: Deep to intermuscular septum of vastus
muscles and rectus femoris- begin deep
palpation by moving rectus femoris lateral
or medial and increasing pressure to feel VI
on anterior surface of femur
- *Covered by thicker, white fascia
55
Tensor vastus intermedius
56
Articularis genu
57
Patellar tendon and ligament
58
Fermoral nerve
59
Femoral artery
60
Femoral triangle
61
Profunda femoris (Deep femoral) artery
62
Lateral femoral circumflex artery
63
Medial femoral circumflex artery
64
Pubofemoral ligament
65
Iliofemoral ligament
66
Ischiofemoral ligament
67
Soleus
68
Flexor hallucis longus
69
Flexor digitorum longus
70
Tibialis posterior
71
Popliteus
72
Common fibular nerve
73
Deep fibular nerve
74
Superficial fibular nerve
75
Posterior tibial artery
76
Fibular arteryAnterior tibial artery
77
Triceps surae
78
Suboccipital structures
79
Rectus capitis posterior minor
80
Rectus capitis posterior major
81
Obliquus capitis superioris
82
Obliquus capitis inferioris
83
Vertebral artery
84
Suboccipital triangle
85
Thigh
medial compartment
86
Gracilis
87
Adductor longus
88
Adductor brevs
89
Adductor magnus
90
Adductor hiatus
91
Obturator nerve
92
Obturator artery
93
Gluteal region
94
Gluteus maximus
95
Gluteus medius
96
Gluteus minimus
97
Tensor fascia lata
98
Leg
anterior compartment
99
Tibialis anterior
100
Extensor hallucis longus
101
Extensor digitorum longus
102
Fibularis tertius
103
Deep fibular nerve
104
Anterior tibial artery
105
Pes anserinus
106
Gluteal region
deep structures
107
Piriformis
108
Superior genellus
109
Obturator internus
110
Obturator extemus
111
Interior gemellusQuadratus femoris
112
Sciatic nerve
113
Inferior gluteal nerve & artery
114
Superior gluteal nerve & artery
115
Sacrotuberous ligament
116
Sacrospinous ligament
117
Thigh
posterior compartment
118
Biceps femoris (long
short heads)
119
SemitendinosuS
120
Semimembranosus
121
Popliteal artery
122
Genicular arteries
123
Medial
Lateral meniscus
124
Lateral collateral ligament
125
Medial collateral ligament
126
Anterior cruciate ligament
127
Posterior cruciate ligament
128
Leg
posterior compartment
129
Gastrocnemius
130
Plantaris
131
Leg
lateral compartment
132
Fibularis longus
133
Fibularis brevis
134
Foot
135
Plantar fascia
136
Quadratus plantae
137
Taraal turhel
138
Deltoid ligament
139
Abdominal region
140
External oblique abdominalis
141
Internal oblique abdominalis
142
Rectus abdominis
143
Transversus abdominis
144
Pyramidalis
145
Linea alba
146
Superficial inguinal ring
147
Inguinal ligament
