Gait Cycle
... articular cartilage at each of the joints of the toes A little med term side note… The big toe is also called the Hallux A bunion is referred to as “Hallux Valgus” Hallux: Big toe Valgus: abnormal angulation ...
... articular cartilage at each of the joints of the toes A little med term side note… The big toe is also called the Hallux A bunion is referred to as “Hallux Valgus” Hallux: Big toe Valgus: abnormal angulation ...
week_7_keywords_knee_parts
... Grade 2 – tearing of the ligament. 2 to 4 weeks to heal Grade 3 – severe tearing of the ligament, 4+ weeks to heal may require surgery - Strain … Injury to the muscles, same degrees of injury apply as above - Meniscus & Tears … Tearing of the cartilage (meniscus) - Bucket handle … tear to the menisc ...
... Grade 2 – tearing of the ligament. 2 to 4 weeks to heal Grade 3 – severe tearing of the ligament, 4+ weeks to heal may require surgery - Strain … Injury to the muscles, same degrees of injury apply as above - Meniscus & Tears … Tearing of the cartilage (meniscus) - Bucket handle … tear to the menisc ...
The Complex Foot and Ankle
... FLEXOR DIGITORIUM BREVIS • Origin: medial tubercle calcaneal tuberosity, plantar aponeurosis & intermuscular septa (muscle) • Insertion: gives rise to 4 tendons that are superficial to tendons of flexor digitorium longus; insert on both sides of 2-4 phalanges • Action: flexes middle phalanx toes 2- ...
... FLEXOR DIGITORIUM BREVIS • Origin: medial tubercle calcaneal tuberosity, plantar aponeurosis & intermuscular septa (muscle) • Insertion: gives rise to 4 tendons that are superficial to tendons of flexor digitorium longus; insert on both sides of 2-4 phalanges • Action: flexes middle phalanx toes 2- ...
The RESPIRATORY System
... Bronchioles are smaller air passages which branch from the bronchi. Bronchioles are small, muscular tubes with a narrow diameter. Changes in the size of the bronchioles help direct the flow of air to various parts of the lungs. ...
... Bronchioles are smaller air passages which branch from the bronchi. Bronchioles are small, muscular tubes with a narrow diameter. Changes in the size of the bronchioles help direct the flow of air to various parts of the lungs. ...
Diploma of Remedial Massage
... As above but T/G through extensors using your forearm on a diagonal orientation along the line of the intercostals to target costal attachments of ilio-costalis. (Don't flick over the extensors, glide through them) ...
... As above but T/G through extensors using your forearm on a diagonal orientation along the line of the intercostals to target costal attachments of ilio-costalis. (Don't flick over the extensors, glide through them) ...
question
... •Once the neurotransmitter diffuses across the synaptic cleft, it binds to the ____, allowing the sarcolemma to become permeable to _____. ...
... •Once the neurotransmitter diffuses across the synaptic cleft, it binds to the ____, allowing the sarcolemma to become permeable to _____. ...
Anatomy - INERNAL ILIAC ARTERY
... Identify divisions of internal iliac by their relationships to pelvic organs or wall structures. ...
... Identify divisions of internal iliac by their relationships to pelvic organs or wall structures. ...
Part II
... Move pt thigh into extension monitoring Lx spine ext Feel for barrier of hip extension movt Ask pt to resist hip flexion with one hand, while other hand applies superior force on PSIS 40%MVC, 6sec contraction Move further into ext till next barrier Repeat x3 Can do in sidelyeing ...
... Move pt thigh into extension monitoring Lx spine ext Feel for barrier of hip extension movt Ask pt to resist hip flexion with one hand, while other hand applies superior force on PSIS 40%MVC, 6sec contraction Move further into ext till next barrier Repeat x3 Can do in sidelyeing ...
Anatomy-Of-Female-Genital-System-Dr.Osman
... The ovary is subdivided into; Cortex, Medulla, and Hilum. The Medulla: The central core of the ovary surrounded by the cortex and continuous with the hilum. It is formed of connective tissue. The Cortex: The outer active part of the ovary that produces hormones and oocytes. Formed of: The surf ...
... The ovary is subdivided into; Cortex, Medulla, and Hilum. The Medulla: The central core of the ovary surrounded by the cortex and continuous with the hilum. It is formed of connective tissue. The Cortex: The outer active part of the ovary that produces hormones and oocytes. Formed of: The surf ...
Pleural Cavity and Lungs - Dr. Sholley
... Lymphatic vessels on the surface of the lung (deep plexus) can be seen as blackened intersecting lines due to the presence of inhaled dust and carbon particles. Lymph fluid from these plexi travel to pulmonary nodes, which are located in the substance of the lung and can be observed as blackened ...
... Lymphatic vessels on the surface of the lung (deep plexus) can be seen as blackened intersecting lines due to the presence of inhaled dust and carbon particles. Lymph fluid from these plexi travel to pulmonary nodes, which are located in the substance of the lung and can be observed as blackened ...
gross anatomy - University of Utah
... which are defined in the Anatomic Pathology Notes booklet that you used in the laboratory. Therefore, we would like you to describe, in plain language, the appearance of the region or organ system you are writing about, and to describe how that appearance was different from normal anatomy. If the re ...
... which are defined in the Anatomic Pathology Notes booklet that you used in the laboratory. Therefore, we would like you to describe, in plain language, the appearance of the region or organ system you are writing about, and to describe how that appearance was different from normal anatomy. If the re ...
Synergistic Divergence: A Distinct Ocular Motility Dysinnervation
... an upshoot of that eye thus giving the appearance of both eyes diverging simultaneously. Discussion Synergistic divergence (SD) is a congenital ocular motility pattern characterized by paradoxical abduction during attempted horizontal gaze to the contralateral side1. This rare condition is generally ...
... an upshoot of that eye thus giving the appearance of both eyes diverging simultaneously. Discussion Synergistic divergence (SD) is a congenital ocular motility pattern characterized by paradoxical abduction during attempted horizontal gaze to the contralateral side1. This rare condition is generally ...
Anatomical variation of the alveolar inferior nerve: a case report
... 2012) have shown that before entering the mandible, IAN can give multiple branches which are usually associated with accessory mandibular foramina and mandibular canals. Nevertheless, as reported by Muraleedharan, Veeramani and Chand (2014), in most cases where there are no associated accessory fora ...
... 2012) have shown that before entering the mandible, IAN can give multiple branches which are usually associated with accessory mandibular foramina and mandibular canals. Nevertheless, as reported by Muraleedharan, Veeramani and Chand (2014), in most cases where there are no associated accessory fora ...
Foot, Ankle, Lower leg - James Island Charter High School
... – Origin or proximal attachment - lower 2/3 of outer surface of fibula – Insertion or distal attachment – base of 5th metatarsal – Action – eversion of foot and plantar flexion ...
... – Origin or proximal attachment - lower 2/3 of outer surface of fibula – Insertion or distal attachment – base of 5th metatarsal – Action – eversion of foot and plantar flexion ...
The Skeletal System
... The relationship of the fontanelles (and their adult counterparts) to the sutures of the skull The bones of the skull and their relationship to each other The anatomic structures found on each bone of the skull The openings in the skull and what structures pass through each Bones that form the orbit ...
... The relationship of the fontanelles (and their adult counterparts) to the sutures of the skull The bones of the skull and their relationship to each other The anatomic structures found on each bone of the skull The openings in the skull and what structures pass through each Bones that form the orbit ...
The Skeletal System: Bones and Joints
... Each long bone consists of a shaft, called the (1) , and a(n) (2) at each end of the bone. A long bone that is still growing has a(n) (3) , composed of cartilage, between each epiphysis and the diaphysis. When bone growth stops, the epiphyseal plate is replaced by bone, and is called the (4) . The l ...
... Each long bone consists of a shaft, called the (1) , and a(n) (2) at each end of the bone. A long bone that is still growing has a(n) (3) , composed of cartilage, between each epiphysis and the diaphysis. When bone growth stops, the epiphyseal plate is replaced by bone, and is called the (4) . The l ...
Enigmatic Cranial Superstructures Among Chamorro Ancestors
... 287, 294), a much greater range of phenotypic expression was noted for TSP than for TSA. As a result of this empirical finding, and in view of there being more published research on TSP, TSA was dropped from our protocol. The TSP is found in the vicinity of the parietal–mastoid suture and can be enc ...
... 287, 294), a much greater range of phenotypic expression was noted for TSP than for TSA. As a result of this empirical finding, and in view of there being more published research on TSP, TSA was dropped from our protocol. The TSP is found in the vicinity of the parietal–mastoid suture and can be enc ...
zoology - Evolutionary Morphology of Vertebrates
... In the South American catfish family Loricariidae, the opercle has been decoupled from the lower jaw, and has also lost its function in expiration. While many loricariid species have a small and slightly mobile opercle with reduced opercular musculature, within the hypostomine subfamily a novel operc ...
... In the South American catfish family Loricariidae, the opercle has been decoupled from the lower jaw, and has also lost its function in expiration. While many loricariid species have a small and slightly mobile opercle with reduced opercular musculature, within the hypostomine subfamily a novel operc ...
Injections
... Reassure yourself / patient's for procedure. Uncover the area to be injected (lateral upper quadrant major gluteal muscle, lateral side of upper leg, deltoid muscle). Disinfect the skin. Relax the muscle. Insert the needle swiftly at an angle of 90 degrees (watch depth!). Aspirate briefly; if blood ...
... Reassure yourself / patient's for procedure. Uncover the area to be injected (lateral upper quadrant major gluteal muscle, lateral side of upper leg, deltoid muscle). Disinfect the skin. Relax the muscle. Insert the needle swiftly at an angle of 90 degrees (watch depth!). Aspirate briefly; if blood ...
Misc Anatomy - Notes For ANZCA Primary Exam
... ‣ @ankle: ant to medial malleolus ‣ calf: ascends under skin on postmedial side ‣ @knee: behind & medial to femoral & tibial condyles ‣ thigh: up on anteromedial aspect ⟹ opening in cribiform fascia called saphenous opening • saphenous lies 2cm below inguinal ligament • vein ⟹ femoral vein Short Sap ...
... ‣ @ankle: ant to medial malleolus ‣ calf: ascends under skin on postmedial side ‣ @knee: behind & medial to femoral & tibial condyles ‣ thigh: up on anteromedial aspect ⟹ opening in cribiform fascia called saphenous opening • saphenous lies 2cm below inguinal ligament • vein ⟹ femoral vein Short Sap ...
Intestinal Stomas
... # A transverse incision 8-10cm long, with removal of a disc of skin, is made for transverse colon (in the Rt. upper abdomen midway between the umbilicus and xiphisternum over the rectus abdominus muscle and extending laterally to the lateral border of the rectus muscle), while for the sigmoid colon ...
... # A transverse incision 8-10cm long, with removal of a disc of skin, is made for transverse colon (in the Rt. upper abdomen midway between the umbilicus and xiphisternum over the rectus abdominus muscle and extending laterally to the lateral border of the rectus muscle), while for the sigmoid colon ...
46-L.L-N.injury
... It lines the capsule and attached to the articular margins. On front and above the joint : it forms a pouch extending up beneath quadriceps femoris ms. for about 3 fingerbreadth above the patella, forming suprapatellar bursa., which helds in position by the attachement of a small portion of vastus ...
... It lines the capsule and attached to the articular margins. On front and above the joint : it forms a pouch extending up beneath quadriceps femoris ms. for about 3 fingerbreadth above the patella, forming suprapatellar bursa., which helds in position by the attachement of a small portion of vastus ...
RLF- 6. Pectoral, Ax#*KZ+#W
... • Lateral: from anterior divisions of upper and middle trunks; source of lateral pectoral n. (to pectoralis major) • Medial: from anterior division of lower trunk; source of medial pectoral n. (to pectoralis major and minor), medial brachial cutaneous and medial ...
... • Lateral: from anterior divisions of upper and middle trunks; source of lateral pectoral n. (to pectoralis major) • Medial: from anterior division of lower trunk; source of medial pectoral n. (to pectoralis major and minor), medial brachial cutaneous and medial ...
Clinical features of a rare anatomical variation of the posterior tibial
... these vessels can cause abnormal blood supply to the foot.19,20 Variations in the origin and course of the PTA and the FA have often been described after being detected either during dissection of cadaveric specimens or by arteriograms, Doppler exams, and duplex scanning of living subjects. In our a ...
... these vessels can cause abnormal blood supply to the foot.19,20 Variations in the origin and course of the PTA and the FA have often been described after being detected either during dissection of cadaveric specimens or by arteriograms, Doppler exams, and duplex scanning of living subjects. In our a ...
Anatomical terminology
Anatomical terminology is used by anatomists and zoologists, in scientific journals, textbooks, and by doctors and other health professionals. Anatomical terminology contains a variety of unique and possibly confusing terms to describe the anatomical location and action of different structures. By using this terminology, anatomists hope to be more precise and reduce errors and ambiguity. For example, is a scar ""above the wrist"" located on the forearm two or three inches away from the hand? Or is it at the base of the hand? Is it on the palm-side or back-side? By using precise anatomical terminology, ambiguity is eliminated.Anatomical terms derive from Ancient Greek and Latin words, and because these languages are no longer used in everyday conversation, the meaning of their words does not change. The current international standard is the Terminologia Anatomica.