Sports Medicine Miller Review
... Attaches to meniscus (deep portion) o LCL Tight in extension Capsule most distal extent is posterior to fibula o Strength MCL > PCL > ACL > LCL o PL corner Superficial: biceps, ITB Deep: LCL, popliteus, popliteofibular lig, posterolateral capsule o PF joint Patella increases moment arm ...
... Attaches to meniscus (deep portion) o LCL Tight in extension Capsule most distal extent is posterior to fibula o Strength MCL > PCL > ACL > LCL o PL corner Superficial: biceps, ITB Deep: LCL, popliteus, popliteofibular lig, posterolateral capsule o PF joint Patella increases moment arm ...
Region 16: Kidneys and Retroperitoneal Structures Abdominal aorta
... --divides as it approaches the kidney to form segmental aa. --inferior suprarenal aa: branches of renal aa. *renal veins: tributaries of inferior vena cava a. left renal vein: passes in front of aorta immediately below origin of superior mesenteric a. Ureters --Minor calyces: join to form major caly ...
... --divides as it approaches the kidney to form segmental aa. --inferior suprarenal aa: branches of renal aa. *renal veins: tributaries of inferior vena cava a. left renal vein: passes in front of aorta immediately below origin of superior mesenteric a. Ureters --Minor calyces: join to form major caly ...
digital neuroanatomy
... The lower end of the cord tapers to the conus medullaris below which the pia extends as the filum terminale, anchoring the cord inferiorly to the coccyx. About twenty pairs of denticulate ligaments (extensions of pia to dura) anchor the cord laterally within the dural sac. The dorsal and ventral roo ...
... The lower end of the cord tapers to the conus medullaris below which the pia extends as the filum terminale, anchoring the cord inferiorly to the coccyx. About twenty pairs of denticulate ligaments (extensions of pia to dura) anchor the cord laterally within the dural sac. The dorsal and ventral roo ...
Anatomy, no needles
... The transverse process is evident as a rectangular shape projecting laterally from the vertebral column. No other structure overlies or obscures it. Sometimes, however, because of over-penetration by the X-rays, the transverse process may be faint or not evident. In that event, an algorithm can be f ...
... The transverse process is evident as a rectangular shape projecting laterally from the vertebral column. No other structure overlies or obscures it. Sometimes, however, because of over-penetration by the X-rays, the transverse process may be faint or not evident. In that event, an algorithm can be f ...
Lecture 16 and 17-Embryology According to Dr. Paulman, every
... 1. The patient seems careless, has socially unacceptable behavior and loss of initiative. Where is the lesion? a. Primary motor cortex b. Frontal eye field c. Parietal association cortex d. Prefrontal cortex 2. The patient has trouble gazing to the RIGHT. Where is the lesion in the frontal eye field ...
... 1. The patient seems careless, has socially unacceptable behavior and loss of initiative. Where is the lesion? a. Primary motor cortex b. Frontal eye field c. Parietal association cortex d. Prefrontal cortex 2. The patient has trouble gazing to the RIGHT. Where is the lesion in the frontal eye field ...
xray2000
... are evidenced by alignment and location of the osseous structures supported by the ligaments (Nunn) ...
... are evidenced by alignment and location of the osseous structures supported by the ligaments (Nunn) ...
Contralateral side
... 2. Be able to discriminate cross-sections at the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar levels based on characteristics and appearance • You can identify cervical, thoracic, and lumbar levels from each other. – The greatest amount of grey matter (cells) is largest in the spinal segments of the cervical and ...
... 2. Be able to discriminate cross-sections at the cervical, thoracic, and lumbar levels based on characteristics and appearance • You can identify cervical, thoracic, and lumbar levels from each other. – The greatest amount of grey matter (cells) is largest in the spinal segments of the cervical and ...
Semester 1, 2015/16 - University of Bolton
... Spinous process of T2-T5, inserts into medial border of scapula between base of its spine and superior angle b. Transverse process of C1-C4, posterior tubercles of C3&C4, inserts into medial border of scapula between the base of its spine and superior angle c. Spinous process of C1-C7, intervening s ...
... Spinous process of T2-T5, inserts into medial border of scapula between base of its spine and superior angle b. Transverse process of C1-C4, posterior tubercles of C3&C4, inserts into medial border of scapula between the base of its spine and superior angle c. Spinous process of C1-C7, intervening s ...
Ponce Lecture-Skeleton of the Face and the Soft Tissue of the Skull
... Articular surfaces - head of condyle of mandible and articular tubercle and mandibular fossa or squamous part of temporal bone. Oval fibrocartilaginous articular disc, divides joint, more firmly attached to mandible. Movements - anterior gliding and hingelike rotation. This joint can become dislocat ...
... Articular surfaces - head of condyle of mandible and articular tubercle and mandibular fossa or squamous part of temporal bone. Oval fibrocartilaginous articular disc, divides joint, more firmly attached to mandible. Movements - anterior gliding and hingelike rotation. This joint can become dislocat ...
Competency
... Recognize and classify common examples of each major animal phylum. Discuss organic evolution among the various animal groups and develop an understanding of the phylogenetic relationships between the major animal phyla. Describe anatomical parts used to carry out life functions within selected indi ...
... Recognize and classify common examples of each major animal phylum. Discuss organic evolution among the various animal groups and develop an understanding of the phylogenetic relationships between the major animal phyla. Describe anatomical parts used to carry out life functions within selected indi ...
Summer 2003 3A
... Please place the single best answer in the space provided (unless designated by the letters MACA, which in this case mark all correct answers that apply) on your scantron sheet. The faculty will not answer any of your questions (unless you find a typo) once the exam begins, as interpretation of the ...
... Please place the single best answer in the space provided (unless designated by the letters MACA, which in this case mark all correct answers that apply) on your scantron sheet. The faculty will not answer any of your questions (unless you find a typo) once the exam begins, as interpretation of the ...
Earthworm Dissection
... Title the second half Earthworm Dissection. If your earthworm is not dissected using the power point presentation, your entire group receives a zero! ...
... Title the second half Earthworm Dissection. If your earthworm is not dissected using the power point presentation, your entire group receives a zero! ...
Invertebrates
... • Consider the presence of Nervous tissue in lower invertebrates. • Do they have a brain? • Are they able to respond to stimuli? • The sponge has no nervous tissue at all and thus no cephalization • The cnidarians have a neural net but no central processing location. ...
... • Consider the presence of Nervous tissue in lower invertebrates. • Do they have a brain? • Are they able to respond to stimuli? • The sponge has no nervous tissue at all and thus no cephalization • The cnidarians have a neural net but no central processing location. ...
Unusual Morphology of the Anterior Arch of Atlas
... a case of accessory ossicle from the inferior aspect of the anterior arch.(3) It was triangular in shape and its apex was directed inferiorly. Das et al. have observed two unusual bony spicules from the inferior aspect of the anterior arch measuring 0.5cm x 0.5 cm.(2) In the present case, we noted u ...
... a case of accessory ossicle from the inferior aspect of the anterior arch.(3) It was triangular in shape and its apex was directed inferiorly. Das et al. have observed two unusual bony spicules from the inferior aspect of the anterior arch measuring 0.5cm x 0.5 cm.(2) In the present case, we noted u ...
ENT_examination
... Floor of the mouth: - it is below the lower surface of the tongue, the anterior part shows the openings of Wharton's ducts of submandibular glands and Bartholin's ducts of sublingual glands on both sides of lingual frenulum. The epithelial lining of the oral cavity consists of nonkeratinzed stratifi ...
... Floor of the mouth: - it is below the lower surface of the tongue, the anterior part shows the openings of Wharton's ducts of submandibular glands and Bartholin's ducts of sublingual glands on both sides of lingual frenulum. The epithelial lining of the oral cavity consists of nonkeratinzed stratifi ...
Lecture 8 -Axillary & Median Nerves
... • It innervates: • Three thenar eminence muscles associated with the thumb • Lateral 2 lumbrical muscles associated with movement of the index and middle fingers; and • Skin over the palmar surface of the lateral three and one-half fingers and over the lateral 2/3rd of the palm of the hand. ...
... • It innervates: • Three thenar eminence muscles associated with the thumb • Lateral 2 lumbrical muscles associated with movement of the index and middle fingers; and • Skin over the palmar surface of the lateral three and one-half fingers and over the lateral 2/3rd of the palm of the hand. ...
Vertebral Column
... transfers its rings known as the loading to the annulusfibrous. fibrosis annulus ...
... transfers its rings known as the loading to the annulusfibrous. fibrosis annulus ...
Anatomy of the Neck
... Content of the posterior triangle ‐ cutaneous nerves of the neck •Branches of cervical plexus: anterior rami, C2,3,4 •Nerve point of neck: midpoint of posterior border of the SCM •Skin of the neck, sup.-lat. thoracic wall, scalp (auricle- occipital protuberance) ...
... Content of the posterior triangle ‐ cutaneous nerves of the neck •Branches of cervical plexus: anterior rami, C2,3,4 •Nerve point of neck: midpoint of posterior border of the SCM •Skin of the neck, sup.-lat. thoracic wall, scalp (auricle- occipital protuberance) ...
The AP…
... Placement: face patient toward cassette in and anterior oblique position with affected shoulder against the IR Have patient reach across the chest and grab opposite shoulder. (body) less rotation Have patient drop arm and place behind back. ( acromion and coracoid) Feel scapula and rotate scapula un ...
... Placement: face patient toward cassette in and anterior oblique position with affected shoulder against the IR Have patient reach across the chest and grab opposite shoulder. (body) less rotation Have patient drop arm and place behind back. ( acromion and coracoid) Feel scapula and rotate scapula un ...
Formation of body wall
... two lateral body wall folds (lateral folding). • These folds consist of the parietal layer of lateral plate mesoderm, overlying ectoderm, and cells from adjacent somites that migrate into this mesoderm across the lateral somitic frontier. • As these folds progress, the endoderm layer also folds vent ...
... two lateral body wall folds (lateral folding). • These folds consist of the parietal layer of lateral plate mesoderm, overlying ectoderm, and cells from adjacent somites that migrate into this mesoderm across the lateral somitic frontier. • As these folds progress, the endoderm layer also folds vent ...
Let`s Get to Know the Parietal Lobes!
... event-related fMRI studies (for a list of studies and coordinates, see Supplementary information S3 (table) and S4 (table)). A first group of peaks (red and dark blue dots) is from studies that identified activity related to recollection or familiarity b using the remember–know paradigm, by distingu ...
... event-related fMRI studies (for a list of studies and coordinates, see Supplementary information S3 (table) and S4 (table)). A first group of peaks (red and dark blue dots) is from studies that identified activity related to recollection or familiarity b using the remember–know paradigm, by distingu ...
Thorax – skeleton, joints, muscles, arterial blood supply, venous and
... - horizontal line, which connects sternal angle and intervertebral disc between Th4-5 into: superior mediastinum inferior mediastinum – by pericardium is divided into: anterior mediastinum middle mediastinum ...
... - horizontal line, which connects sternal angle and intervertebral disc between Th4-5 into: superior mediastinum inferior mediastinum – by pericardium is divided into: anterior mediastinum middle mediastinum ...
Anatomical terms of location
Standard anatomical terms of location deal unambiguously with the anatomy of animals, including humans.While these terms are standardized within specific fields of biology, there are unavoidable, sometimes dramatic, differences between some disciplines. For example, differences in terminology remain a problem that, to some extent, still separates the terminology of human anatomy from that used in the study of various other zoological categories.