Medical anatomy Lecture 3

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lateral epicondyle of femur

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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adductor tubercle

Name this specific part of the femur.

<p>Name this specific part of the femur.</p>
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medial epicondyle of femur

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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medial condyle of femur

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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lateral condyle of femur

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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patellar surface

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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linea aspera

Name this specific part of the femur.

<p>Name this specific part of the femur.</p>
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medial supracondylar line

Name the structure.

<p>Name the structure.</p>
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lateral supracondyler line

name this structure

<p>name this structure</p>
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intercondyler fossa

name this feature

<p>name this feature</p>
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tibial tuberosity

name the structure

<p>name the structure</p>
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soleal line

Name this structure

<p>Name this structure</p>
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patella

Name this sesamoid bone

<p>Name this sesamoid bone</p>
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medial malleolus

name this structure

<p>name this structure</p>
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lateral maleolus

name this structure

<p>name this structure</p>
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Talus

Name this specific bone of the foot.

<p>Name this specific bone of the foot.</p>
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Calcaneus

Name this specific bone of the foot.

<p>Name this specific bone of the foot.</p>
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cuboid

Name this specific bone of the foot.

<p>Name this specific bone of the foot.</p>
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medial cuniform

Name this bone.

<p>Name this bone.</p>
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intermediate cuniform

Name this bone.

<p>Name this bone.</p>
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lateral cuniform

Name this bone.

<p>Name this bone.</p>
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navicular

Name this bone.

<p>Name this bone.</p>
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talocalcaneal joint

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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talonavicular joint

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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talocrural joint

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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Lateral malleolar facet

What structure is this?

<p>What structure is this?</p>
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superior facet of trochlea

name the structure

<p>name the structure</p>
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medial malleolar facet

name this structure

<p>name this structure</p>
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Name the two ankle joints

subtalar joint

talocrural join

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subtalar joint

name the joint that inverts and everts the foot

<p>name the joint that inverts and everts the foot</p>
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Transverse tarsal joint

talonavicular and calcaneocuboid

- inversion and eversion

<p>talonavicular and calcaneocuboid</p><p>- inversion and eversion</p>
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phalanges

bones of the fingers and toes

<p>bones of the fingers and toes</p>
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metatarsals

Name these bones

<p>Name these bones</p>
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tarsals

Name the bones.

<p>Name the bones.</p>
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distal interphalangeal joint (DIP)

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP)

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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metatarsophalangeal joint (MTP)

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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intermetatarsal joint

name this joint

<p>name this joint</p>
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lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (L2, L3)

innervates skin of lateral thigh

<p>innervates skin of lateral thigh</p>
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Anterior cutaneous branches of femoral nerve (L2, L3, L4)

innervates skin of anterior thigh

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Cutaneous branches of the obturator nerve

(L2, L3, L4)

innervate the skin of the medial thigh

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<p>innervate the skin of the medial thigh</p><p>10</p>
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Meralgia Paresthetica

-compression of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

-pain & tingling sensation but no motor loss

-cause: obesity, postural changes, tight clothing, pregnancy

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Saphenous opening

a gap in the fascia lata where the great saphenous v meets femoral v

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psoas major

Name this muscle

- hip flexion

<p>Name this muscle</p><p>- hip flexion</p>
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Iliacus

Name this muscle

- hip flexion

<p>Name this muscle</p><p>- hip flexion</p>
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iliopsoas

where the psoas major and iliacus insert upon the lesser trochanter

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what innervates the psoas major and iliacus

femoral nerve

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Sartorius

Name this muscle

<p>Name this muscle</p>
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Rectus femoris

Name this muscle

<p>Name this muscle</p>
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vastus lateralis

Name the muscle

<p>Name the muscle</p>
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vastus intermedius

Name the muscle

<p>Name the muscle</p>
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vastus medialis

Name this muscle

<p>Name this muscle</p>
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Articularis genu

Name the muscle

<p>Name the muscle</p>
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Pectineus

Name this muscle

<p>Name this muscle</p>
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Common actions of the anterior thigh

flexion at the hip and extension at the knee

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what innervates the anterior thigh muscles

femoral nerve

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what innervates the pectineus

femoral nerve and obturator nerve

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femoral triangle borders

inguinal ligament, sartorius, adductor longus

<p>inguinal ligament, sartorius, adductor longus</p>
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Femoral triangle contents (NAVL)

femoral nerve, femoral artery, femoral vein, lymphatics

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femoral triangle floor

pectineus and iliopsoas

<p>pectineus and iliopsoas</p>
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NAVL

Femoral Nerve, Femoral Artery, Femoral Vein, Lymphatics

<p>Femoral Nerve, Femoral Artery, Femoral Vein, Lymphatics</p>
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Muscles of the medial thigh

Gracilis, adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus

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Function of the medial thigh

adducts at the hip

flex at the knee

<p>adducts at the hip</p><p>flex at the knee</p>
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Gracilis

Name this muscle

- adducts hip

- flexes knee

<p>Name this muscle</p><p>- adducts hip</p><p>- flexes knee</p>
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Pes anserinus

Sartorius: anterior, femoral nerve, extension at the knee, hip flexion

Gracilis: medial, obturator nerve, adduction

Semitendinosis: posterior, tibial nerve, extension

<p>Sartorius: anterior, femoral nerve, extension at the knee, hip flexion</p><p>Gracilis: medial, obturator nerve, adduction</p><p>Semitendinosis: posterior, tibial nerve, extension</p>
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adductor longus

Name this muscle

<p>Name this muscle</p>
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adductor magnus

Name the muscle

<p>Name the muscle</p>
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pubofemoral portion of adductor magnus

What muscle subdivision is wide and is innervated by the posterior division of the obturator nerve

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ischiocondyler portion of adductor magnus

What muscle subdivision is innervated by the tibial portion of the sciatic nerve

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Common actions at the medial thigh

Adduction and innervation by the obturator nerve

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adductor canal

passageway for the femoral artery and vein, nerve to vastus medialis, and saphenous nerve to pass from the anterior to posterior thigh.

<p>passageway for the femoral artery and vein, nerve to vastus medialis, and saphenous nerve to pass from the anterior to posterior thigh.</p>
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what does the femoral vein and artery turn into when they exit the adductor canal at the popliteal fossa?

Popliteal artery and vein

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adductor canal boundaries

Superiorly: apex of femoral triangle

Inferioirly: adductor hiatus

Anterior: sartorius

Posterior and medial: adductor longus and magnus

Lateral: Vastus medialis muscle

<p>Superiorly: apex of femoral triangle</p><p>Inferioirly: adductor hiatus</p><p>Anterior: sartorius</p><p>Posterior and medial: adductor longus and magnus</p><p>Lateral: Vastus medialis muscle</p>
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Adductor canal contents

femoral artery and vein, saphenous nerve, nerve to vastus medialis

- only A and V run the entire length

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Adductor hiatus

gap between adductor magnus muscle

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What runs through the adductor hiatus

femoral a and v

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What do the femoral a and v turn into after passing the adductor hiatus

popliteal artery and vein

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dorsal column

a white matter tract on the dorsal side of the spinal cord, carrying touch and proprioceptive axons to the brain stem

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ventral column

the ventral section of the spinal cord carrying info to muscles for motor function

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Lumbar plexus

T12 and L1-L4 ventral rami

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Major peripheral nerves of the lower extremity

Lateral femoral cutaneous (L2-L3)

Femoral Nerve (L2-L4)

Oburator Nerve (L2-L4)

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muscular branches of femoral nerve

Iliacus, pectineus, sartorius, quadriceps femoris

<p>Iliacus, pectineus, sartorius, quadriceps femoris</p>
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Nerve to vastus medialis

Femoral nerve (L2, L3, L4)

<p>Femoral nerve (L2, L3, L4)</p>
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saphenous nerve

Branch of the femoral nerve that supplies innervation to the medial leg

<p>Branch of the femoral nerve that supplies innervation to the medial leg</p>
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infrapatellar branch

the saphenous (a branch of the femoral nerve) nerve gives off a nerve branch called the ________________, which supplies general sensation to the area immediately inferior to the patella

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Obturator nerve

L2-L4 passes through obturator groove and runs deep to the pectineus

- has an anterior branch and posterior branch

<p>L2-L4 passes through obturator groove and runs deep to the pectineus</p><p>- has an anterior branch and posterior branch</p>
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common iliac artery

Terminal branches of the abdominal aorta, supplies pelvic organs

<p>Terminal branches of the abdominal aorta, supplies pelvic organs</p>
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internal iliac artery

Name this artery.

<p>Name this artery.</p>
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external iliac artery

Name this artery.

<p>Name this artery.</p>
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What are the branches of the internal iliac artery

superior gluteal artery

inferior gluteal artery

internal pudendal artery

<p>superior gluteal artery</p><p>inferior gluteal artery</p><p>internal pudendal artery</p>
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what does the external iliac artery turn into once it passes the inguinal ligament

femoral artery

<p>femoral artery</p>
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What does the femoral artery branch into

deep femoral artery

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What comes off the deep femoral artery

medial circumflex artery and lateral circumflex artery

<p>medial circumflex artery and lateral circumflex artery</p>
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Three branches of the lateral circumflex artery

Ascending branch

Descending branch

Transverse branch

<p>Ascending branch</p><p>Descending branch</p><p>Transverse branch</p>
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What does the popliteal artery split into

anterior and posterior tibial arteries

<p>anterior and posterior tibial arteries</p>
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what artery comes off the posterior tibial artery

fibular artery

<p>fibular artery</p>
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Posterior compartment of the leg (innervation and action)

Tibial nerve and plantarflexion

<p>Tibial nerve and plantarflexion</p>
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Lateral compartment of the leg (innervation and action)

Superficial fibular nerve and plantarflexion/eversion

<p>Superficial fibular nerve and plantarflexion/eversion</p>
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Anterior compartment of the leg (innervation and action)

Deep fibular and dorsiflexion

<p>Deep fibular and dorsiflexion</p>
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Tibialis anterior

name this muscle

<p>name this muscle</p>