Gluteal Region (17).
... for the return of blood from the lower limb if the femoral vein is occluded or has to be ligated -internal pudendal veins accompany the arteries and join to form a single vein that enters the internal iliac vein *drain blood from the external genitalia or pudendum LYMPHATICS -lymph from the deep tis ...
... for the return of blood from the lower limb if the femoral vein is occluded or has to be ligated -internal pudendal veins accompany the arteries and join to form a single vein that enters the internal iliac vein *drain blood from the external genitalia or pudendum LYMPHATICS -lymph from the deep tis ...
Foot Anatomy - Goodfeettraining.com
... • Thick, strong and not excessively mobile • Designed to take most of the step shock – Bear the weight of impact with each step – Provide stability to foot structure during gait ...
... • Thick, strong and not excessively mobile • Designed to take most of the step shock – Bear the weight of impact with each step – Provide stability to foot structure during gait ...
B. The Vertebral Column (Spine)
... a. body or centrum: disclike, weight-bearing part of vertebra facing anteriorly in vertebral column b. vertebral arch: arch formed from the joining of all posterior extensions, the laminae and pedicles, from the vertebral body i. laminae—extend from transverse processes to spinous process ii. pedicl ...
... a. body or centrum: disclike, weight-bearing part of vertebra facing anteriorly in vertebral column b. vertebral arch: arch formed from the joining of all posterior extensions, the laminae and pedicles, from the vertebral body i. laminae—extend from transverse processes to spinous process ii. pedicl ...
Variations in the anatomy of ansa cervicalis
... then hitch-hiked on the hypoglossal nerve, resulting in an absence of the inferior root. The course of the inferior root has three patterns in relation to the internal jugular vein: medial, lateral, and mixed types [3, 4]. When the ansa is located deep in the internal jugular vein it is described as ...
... then hitch-hiked on the hypoglossal nerve, resulting in an absence of the inferior root. The course of the inferior root has three patterns in relation to the internal jugular vein: medial, lateral, and mixed types [3, 4]. When the ansa is located deep in the internal jugular vein it is described as ...
Muscles - Dr. M`s Class
... A&P Flix™: Movement at the elbow joint Anterior compartment of arm (flexes elbow); innervated by musculocutaneous nerve ...
... A&P Flix™: Movement at the elbow joint Anterior compartment of arm (flexes elbow); innervated by musculocutaneous nerve ...
Open Capsular Release of the Elbow
... are identified and inspected • The fossa is debrided of fibrous tissue, osteophytes or loose bodies • Osteophytes are aggressively removed from the olecranon process ...
... are identified and inspected • The fossa is debrided of fibrous tissue, osteophytes or loose bodies • Osteophytes are aggressively removed from the olecranon process ...
ALH 3205: Special sense Professor Cohen 8/19/09 Ear [plate 92
... o 4 muscles called the recti: Superior inferior lateral and medial o 2 oblique muscles: Superior and inferior Rotate the eye on its axis o Neural innervations: [SO4] superior oblique by cranial nerve IV, [LR6] lateral rectus by cranial nerve VI and all the rest innervated by cranial nerve III ...
... o 4 muscles called the recti: Superior inferior lateral and medial o 2 oblique muscles: Superior and inferior Rotate the eye on its axis o Neural innervations: [SO4] superior oblique by cranial nerve IV, [LR6] lateral rectus by cranial nerve VI and all the rest innervated by cranial nerve III ...
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... Tongue: floor of the mouth is formed largely by anterior 2/3 of tongue & reflection of mucous membrane from sides of the tongue to gums. Frenulum of tongue: is a fold of mucous membrane connecting undersurface of tongue to floor of mouth. Plica Fimbriata: is a fringed fold of mucous membrane lateral ...
... Tongue: floor of the mouth is formed largely by anterior 2/3 of tongue & reflection of mucous membrane from sides of the tongue to gums. Frenulum of tongue: is a fold of mucous membrane connecting undersurface of tongue to floor of mouth. Plica Fimbriata: is a fringed fold of mucous membrane lateral ...
Human Anatomy Lab #4: Human Anatomy in Perspective
... The skull is part of the axial skeleton. It is the most complex region of the skeleton because it is associated with numerous, diverse functions. It is shaped by growth and development, as you can see when you compare the infant and adult skulls. The skull consists of at least 25 separate bones that ...
... The skull is part of the axial skeleton. It is the most complex region of the skeleton because it is associated with numerous, diverse functions. It is shaped by growth and development, as you can see when you compare the infant and adult skulls. The skull consists of at least 25 separate bones that ...
some aspects of temporomandibular joints anatomic structure
... its thick back part, but if the temporomandibular joint dimple is flat, the disk is less concave then, since it has a visual thickness. The thickness and degree of the disk concavity can vary even in mesio-lateral direction; the disk may be thicker from the mesial or lateral side in dependence of th ...
... its thick back part, but if the temporomandibular joint dimple is flat, the disk is less concave then, since it has a visual thickness. The thickness and degree of the disk concavity can vary even in mesio-lateral direction; the disk may be thicker from the mesial or lateral side in dependence of th ...
larynx
... Ensure that the arytenoid cartilages are brought together at the same time as the epiglottis is pulled inferiorly toward these cartilages Widens inlet of larynx ...
... Ensure that the arytenoid cartilages are brought together at the same time as the epiglottis is pulled inferiorly toward these cartilages Widens inlet of larynx ...
- Wiley Online Library
... of the anterior belly of the superficial masseter in the area of their common insertion. Unlike the superficial masseter, the deep masseter is composed of a single, undifferentiated muscle. The insertion for the deep masseter is larger in area than that of the superficial masseter and has a relative ...
... of the anterior belly of the superficial masseter in the area of their common insertion. Unlike the superficial masseter, the deep masseter is composed of a single, undifferentiated muscle. The insertion for the deep masseter is larger in area than that of the superficial masseter and has a relative ...
Abstract E-Poster TITLE:- SPECTRUM OF MRI FINDINGS IN
... INTRODUCTION:The glenohumeral joint is a synovial-lined ballin-socket joint that has the greatest range of motion of any joint in the human body. It is the most commonly dislocated joint.. Glenohumeral stability is provided by dynamic and static "restraints". The glenoid labrum is commonly torn or ...
... INTRODUCTION:The glenohumeral joint is a synovial-lined ballin-socket joint that has the greatest range of motion of any joint in the human body. It is the most commonly dislocated joint.. Glenohumeral stability is provided by dynamic and static "restraints". The glenoid labrum is commonly torn or ...
Studies on the abdominal musculature of the subterranean mysid
... The thoraco-abdominal muscles of Praunus are segmentally arranged, whereas in L. longipes they are simpler and more like those of Homarus (Daniel, 1952). The thoracic central muscle of Praunus is not represented in Lepidomysis. The anterior oblique muscles of Praunus do not show much similarity to t ...
... The thoraco-abdominal muscles of Praunus are segmentally arranged, whereas in L. longipes they are simpler and more like those of Homarus (Daniel, 1952). The thoracic central muscle of Praunus is not represented in Lepidomysis. The anterior oblique muscles of Praunus do not show much similarity to t ...
Biology 355: Entomology Fall 2004
... ventral side of the animal. For example, segments on the head are completely fused. Segments on the thorax are separated on the dorsal side by sutures, and on the ventral side by attachments of the walking legs. The abdominal segments are clearly separated by membranous areas called pleura (singular ...
... ventral side of the animal. For example, segments on the head are completely fused. Segments on the thorax are separated on the dorsal side by sutures, and on the ventral side by attachments of the walking legs. The abdominal segments are clearly separated by membranous areas called pleura (singular ...
1. Stimuli--Orthopedic Anatomical Terminology
... Lateral- on the side; farther from the median or midsaggital plane There is a spiral fx of the lateral malleolus at the level of the mortise with approx 2 mm of displacement of the distal fragment. There is also widening of the medial joint mortise. ...
... Lateral- on the side; farther from the median or midsaggital plane There is a spiral fx of the lateral malleolus at the level of the mortise with approx 2 mm of displacement of the distal fragment. There is also widening of the medial joint mortise. ...
Functional Anatomy of the Female Sex Organs
... glans clitoris is visible externally, approximately 1 cm superior to the urethral meatus. The labia majora are fatty, elongated, hair bearing folds of tissue forming the lateral boundaries of the vulva. The medial aspects of the labia majora fuse with the labia minora, which are thin folds of skin o ...
... glans clitoris is visible externally, approximately 1 cm superior to the urethral meatus. The labia majora are fatty, elongated, hair bearing folds of tissue forming the lateral boundaries of the vulva. The medial aspects of the labia majora fuse with the labia minora, which are thin folds of skin o ...
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... – Rests on calcaneus – Posterior end: forms heel – Anterior end: transverse tarsal joint ...
... – Rests on calcaneus – Posterior end: forms heel – Anterior end: transverse tarsal joint ...
There are approximately 206 bones in your body and 22
... There are approximately 206 bones in your body and 22* of them belong to your skull. These bones, all irregular in shape, fit together like puzzle pieces. ...
... There are approximately 206 bones in your body and 22* of them belong to your skull. These bones, all irregular in shape, fit together like puzzle pieces. ...
anatomy lab - Dr Magrann
... Special types of foramina are called NUTRIENT FORAMINA to supply blood and nerves to the bone. That’s why it hurts so much to break a bone. Rounded articular surfaces are called a CONDYLE. What does ARTICULATE mean? To come together or join. The humerus had two condyles; one for the radius and one f ...
... Special types of foramina are called NUTRIENT FORAMINA to supply blood and nerves to the bone. That’s why it hurts so much to break a bone. Rounded articular surfaces are called a CONDYLE. What does ARTICULATE mean? To come together or join. The humerus had two condyles; one for the radius and one f ...
Unusual high-origin of the pronator teres muscle from a Struthers
... the median nerve is most commonly affected, but the brachial artery, a variant ulnar artery or rarely the ulnar nerve can also be compressed [2, 6, 7]. Moreover, sometimes, the median nerve itself may present variant branches [8], which may complicate the clinical signs of the entrapment. Material ...
... the median nerve is most commonly affected, but the brachial artery, a variant ulnar artery or rarely the ulnar nerve can also be compressed [2, 6, 7]. Moreover, sometimes, the median nerve itself may present variant branches [8], which may complicate the clinical signs of the entrapment. Material ...
Slide 1
... Two types: • Utricle (Horizontal acceleration) • Saccule (vertical acceleration) • Located in the utricle • The inertial force of the otoliths provides the basis for moving hair bundles ...
... Two types: • Utricle (Horizontal acceleration) • Saccule (vertical acceleration) • Located in the utricle • The inertial force of the otoliths provides the basis for moving hair bundles ...
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.