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| the great saphenous vein extends from where |
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| dorsal venous arch of foot |
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| the great saphenous vein extends to where |
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| the great saphenous connects to the femoral vv via what |
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| the saphenous opening travels through what |
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| valves of teh superficial veins can become incompetent forming what |
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| the fascia lata is laterally thickend as what |
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| a dense layer of connective tissue deep to the superficial fascia and overlying the muscles |
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| intermuscular septa pass from teh fascia lata to attach to what |
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| femoral triangle is bounded by what laterally |
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| femoral triangle is bounded by what medially |
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| femoral triangle is bounded by what superiorly |
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| what forms the floor of the femoral triangle |
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| pectineus, adductor longus, and iliopsoas mm |
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| what forms the roof of the femoral triangle |
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| the femora ltrinagle contains what |
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| femoral nerve, femoral artery, femoral vein, deep inguinal lymph nodes |
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| mnemonic for the femoral triangle |
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| the Nerve, Artery, Vein, and Lymph node (NAVL) of femoral triangle are oriented how |
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| fascial tube containing the femoral artery and vein |
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| the femoral sheath does not carry this structure |
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| medial space within femoral sheath that allows for teh femoral vein to expand |
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| teh femoral canal is occupied by these structures (not femoral vv) |
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| this is a site for femoral hernias |
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| superior abdominal opening of the femoral canal |
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| this area is a frequent site for femoral hernias |
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| a weak spot in the anterior abdominal wall, part of the femoral canal |
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| femoral hernias can also protrude through this opening |
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| hunter's canal, subsartorial canal |
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| fascial tunnel covered by middle third of sartiorus mm |
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| the adductor canal conveys waht from teh femoral trinagle to adductor hiatus |
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| the adductor canal conveys femoral vessels from femoral triangle to where |
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| the femoral vessels travels to the adductor hiatus from the femoral triangle where they enter what |
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| the adductor canal carries two branches of the femoral nn, what are they? |
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| nn to vastus medialis, saphenous nn |
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| ASIS serves as an attachment for what mm |
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Definition
| sartorius, tensor fasciae latae |
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| the ASIS is the superior end of what |
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| the AIIS serves as an attachment for what |
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| pubic tubercle serves as an inferior attachment for what |
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| what is medial to the pubic tubercle |
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| ridge on superior ramus of pubic |
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| structure lateral to pubic tubercle |
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| pectineus mm attaches to this |
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| conveys obturator vessels and nerve from pelvis |
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| pubic arch is formed by what |
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| two inferior rami of ischium and pubis |
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| the pubic arch serves as an attachment for what |
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| the body of pubis is adjacent to what |
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| the greater trochanter serves as an attachmetn for what mm |
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Definition
| vastus lateralis, gluteal region mm |
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| lesser trochanter serves as an attachment for what mm |
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| vertical, roughened line on midposterior surface of femur |
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| the line aspera serves as an attachment for what mm (8) [medial to lateral] |
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| vastus medialis, pectineus, adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus, gluteus max, biceps femoris (short head), vastus lateralis |
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| the superior aspect of the medial condyle of the femur |
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| the adductor tubercle serves as an attachment for what |
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| mm of the anterior thigh compartment (4/7) |
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| iliopsoas, sartorius, tensor fasciae lattae, quadriceps femoris group (rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius) |
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| iliopsoas is made up of what mm |
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| psoas major and iliacus of post abdominal wall |
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| lesser trochanter of femur |
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| innervation of iliopsoas: iliacus |
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| iliopsoas innervation: psoas major |
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| anterior primary rami of lumbar nn |
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| superior surface of tibia |
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| flexion of leg at knee, flexion of thigh @ hip |
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| tesnor fasciae latea origin |
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| ASIS, adjacent iliac crest |
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| tensor fasciae latae insertion |
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| iliotibial tract attaches where |
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| tensor fasciae latea innervation |
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| superior gluteal nn spinal lvl |
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| tensor fasciae latea actions (2) |
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| thigh abductor, stabilizes extended knee & trunk on hip joint |
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| common tendon of quadriceps femoris group |
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| sesamoid bone of quadriceps tendon |
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| beyond the patella, the quadriceps tendon is known as what |
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| the quadriceps femoris group all insert into what |
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| innervation of quadriceps femoris group |
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| quadriceps femoris group actions |
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| rectus femoris additional action |
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| greater trochanter and lateral lip of liena aspera |
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| medial lip of linea aspera |
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| vastus intermedius origin |
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Definition
| anterolateral femoral shaft |
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| runner's knee is a soreness due to what (2) |
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Definition
| hyperflexion of the knee, blow to the patella pulling patella sideways |
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Term
| muscles of the medial thigh compartment (6) |
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Definition
| pectineus, gracilis, adductor longus, adductor brevis, adductor magnus, obturator externus |
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| pectinal line at top of linea aspera |
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| femoral nn, occasionally obturator |
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| flexion of femur at hip, adduction of thigh |
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| adductor longus innervatoin |
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| adductor brevis innervation |
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| adductor magnus innervation |
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| obturator externus innervation |
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| body and inferior ramus of pubis |
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| superior medial surface of tibia, below sartorius |
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| adduction of thigh, flexion of leg at knee |
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| adductor longus insertion |
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Definition
| middle third of linea aspera |
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| adductino of thigh, flexion of thigh at hip |
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| adductor brevis insertion |
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| superior third of linea aspera |
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Definition
| inferior ramus of pubis and ramus and tuberiosity of ischium |
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| adductor magnus insertion |
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Definition
| linea aspera, adductor tubercle of femur |
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Definition
| adduction of thigh, extension of thigh at hip |
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Term
| obturator externus origin |
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Definition
| border of obturator foramen and obturator membrane |
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Term
| obturator externus insertion |
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Definition
| intertrochanteric fossa of femur |
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| obturator externus actions |
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Definition
| lateral rotation of thigh, stabilizes hip joint |
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Term
| a pulled groin is caused by strain or stretching of superior attachments of which thigh muscles |
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Definition
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Term
| where do the femoral nn, obturator nn, and lateral femoral cutaneous originate from |
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Definition
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| femoral nn, supplies what cutaneous nn |
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Definition
| anterior femoral cutaneous, medial femoral cutaneous, saphenous nn |
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Term
| obturator nn supplies what mm |
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Definition
| adductors, obturator externus |
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Term
| the obturator nn supplies what cutaneous |
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Definition
| small field of medial thigh |
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Term
| lateral femoral cutaneous nn spinal lvl |
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Definition
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| lateral femoral cutaneous nn supplies what |
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| femoral artery comes from what |
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Definition
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| the external iliac artery becomes the femoral artery after passing deep to what |
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Definition
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| after passing deep to the inguinal ligament the femoral artery passes through what |
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Definition
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Term
| after passing the femoral triangle, the femoral artery passes through this structure deep to what mm |
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Definition
| adductor canal, deep to sartorius |
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Term
| after the femoral artery goes thorugh the adductor canal it traverses what to become the popliteal aa |
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Definition
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| femoral artery passes through the adductor hiatus to become what |
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Definition
| anterior and medial thigh mm |
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Term
| main branch of the femoral aa |
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Definition
| profunda femoris aa (deep femoral aa) |
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Term
| deep femoral aa supplies what |
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Definition
| deep anterior and posterior thigh mm |
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| branches of the deep femoral aa |
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Definition
| lateral and medial circumflex femoral aa |
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Term
| medial circumflex aa passes between what mm |
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Definition
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| lateral and medial circumflex femoral aa supply what |
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Definition
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| obturator aa comes from what |
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Definition
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| the obturator aa comes from teh internal iliac aa via what |
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Definition
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Term
| obturator aa goes through the obturator foramen to where |
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Definition
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Term
| obturator aa supplies what |
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Definition
| adductor mm, obturator externus |
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