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| Skin -- includes epidermis and dermis |
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| Outer layer of skin (avascular, innervated) |
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Inner layer of skin (vascular, innervated)
Thicker layer
Subcutaneous tissue layer below, followed by muscle |
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| Mammary gland - two rows on opposite ends |
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Angle of rib cage
Unification of 10th/11th/12th ribs costal cartilages |
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| loose, irregularly arranged connective tissue that can have fat, also found in dermis layer, major cell type is fibroblast and lays down ECM |
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| More regularly arranged connective tissue that can be between muscle tissue and skin -- surrounds -- envelops body of muscles and forms deeper version of subcutaneous tissue |
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| connective tissue deep to areolar tissue forming deeper portion of subcutaneous tissue that covers entire body |
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Muscle tissue connection in deeper muscles
Made of deep irregular connective tissue (protective)
More firmly attached to muscle and blends with superficial fascia |
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Point where muscle attaches to bone
Proximal
Stationary |
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Generally insertion moves towards origin
Point where muscle attaches to bone (moves)
Distal end |
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Connective tissue that connects muscle to bone
Inelastic fibrous connective tissue |
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| Like tendon, connecting muscle to bone, but more of a sheet like structure as opposed to clump of tissue |
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| Connective tissue structure connecting bone to bone |
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Cleidobrachialis + Cleidotrapezius
Separated by clavicular intersection - line filled with connective tissue that separates cleidobrachialis and cleidotrapezius |
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| Levator scapulae ventralis |
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| Large whit fascia where all major muscles attach in the back |
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| Line of tissue on stomach where all the aponeuroses of the abdomen attach (white line down abdomen) |
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Tensor Fascia antebrachii
Epitrochlearis |
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Superficial most muscle of the anterior surface of the arm
Underside of the arm which is a thin sheet |
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