Past Exam 1 for University of Minnesota students
... administer an epidural block to one of the patients. After a few minutes of composed panic, the student remembers the opening for administering an epidural. 11. This opening would be the… A. ventral sacral foramina - exits for ventral rami of sacral spinal cord located on ventral surface of sacrum B ...
... administer an epidural block to one of the patients. After a few minutes of composed panic, the student remembers the opening for administering an epidural. 11. This opening would be the… A. ventral sacral foramina - exits for ventral rami of sacral spinal cord located on ventral surface of sacrum B ...
Anatomy of the Brainstem - American Journal of Neuroradiology
... improves gray-white differentiation. This may be due to much greater T1 shortening of gray matter relative to white matter in fixed specimens (7 -9]. Enhanced gray-white differentiation is observed on short TR/TE sequences and long TRjshort TE sequences (1 0]. Fixation appears to shorten T1 relaxati ...
... improves gray-white differentiation. This may be due to much greater T1 shortening of gray matter relative to white matter in fixed specimens (7 -9]. Enhanced gray-white differentiation is observed on short TR/TE sequences and long TRjshort TE sequences (1 0]. Fixation appears to shorten T1 relaxati ...
Appendix: Fiber Tracking Methods The cerebral peduncular fibers
... consisting of the anterior medial region (projecting to the prefrontal lobe), the posterior medial region (projecting to the sensory-motor area), the anterior lateral region (projecting to the frontal operculum), and the posterior lateral region (projecting to the temporal lobe). The EC fibers were ...
... consisting of the anterior medial region (projecting to the prefrontal lobe), the posterior medial region (projecting to the sensory-motor area), the anterior lateral region (projecting to the frontal operculum), and the posterior lateral region (projecting to the temporal lobe). The EC fibers were ...
neuroanatomy MCQ
... 31. In the midbrain, one of the following is INCORRECT: a. The substantia nigra contains nerve cells that secrete dopamine. b. The superior colliculi are visual reflex centers. c. The inferior colliculi are auditory reflex centers. d. The inferior brachium connects the inferior colliculus with the l ...
... 31. In the midbrain, one of the following is INCORRECT: a. The substantia nigra contains nerve cells that secrete dopamine. b. The superior colliculi are visual reflex centers. c. The inferior colliculi are auditory reflex centers. d. The inferior brachium connects the inferior colliculus with the l ...
Jemds.com
... bone consists of two lateral masses connected by a short anterior and posterior arch. It is unique in that it fails to incorporate a centrum. C2 vertebrae are different from other by the presence of Dens (Odontoid process), which projects cranially from the superior surface of the body. The axis act ...
... bone consists of two lateral masses connected by a short anterior and posterior arch. It is unique in that it fails to incorporate a centrum. C2 vertebrae are different from other by the presence of Dens (Odontoid process), which projects cranially from the superior surface of the body. The axis act ...
Interactive Spine
... The coccyx is formed by the fusion of three to five (usually four) coccygeal vertebrae to form a small triangular bone. The coccygeal vertebrae are usually fused and consist of rudimentary vertebral bodies, possibly with traces of transverse processes and pedicles to the level of the second vertebra ...
... The coccyx is formed by the fusion of three to five (usually four) coccygeal vertebrae to form a small triangular bone. The coccygeal vertebrae are usually fused and consist of rudimentary vertebral bodies, possibly with traces of transverse processes and pedicles to the level of the second vertebra ...
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... bone consists of two lateral masses connected by a short anterior and posterior arch. It is unique in that it fails to incorporate a centrum. C2 vertebrae are different from other by the presence of Dens (Odontoid process), which projects cranially from the superior surface of the body. The axis act ...
... bone consists of two lateral masses connected by a short anterior and posterior arch. It is unique in that it fails to incorporate a centrum. C2 vertebrae are different from other by the presence of Dens (Odontoid process), which projects cranially from the superior surface of the body. The axis act ...
Medical Neuroscience Laboratory Guide 2010
... • ventral nerve roots (motor): Where do these fibers emerge from the cord? How many segments and how many nerve roots are there in the spinal cord? • dorsal nerve roots (sensory): Which sulcus marks the entrance of these fibers into the cord? Where are the cell bodies of the dorsal root nerve fibers ...
... • ventral nerve roots (motor): Where do these fibers emerge from the cord? How many segments and how many nerve roots are there in the spinal cord? • dorsal nerve roots (sensory): Which sulcus marks the entrance of these fibers into the cord? Where are the cell bodies of the dorsal root nerve fibers ...
Peripheral Vascular Anatomy
... layer of deep cervical fascia, which forms the roof of this region, at the posterior border of the SCM. The EJV descends to the inferior part of the lateral cervical region and terminates in the subclavian vein. ...
... layer of deep cervical fascia, which forms the roof of this region, at the posterior border of the SCM. The EJV descends to the inferior part of the lateral cervical region and terminates in the subclavian vein. ...
Respiratory system *Function of the respiratory system: The nose has:
... 2-Voice producing (a role in which the larynx plays an important part). 3-It is also associated with the olfactory system (part nasal mucous membrane contains the sensory olfactory cells and is known as the olfactory region). ...
... 2-Voice producing (a role in which the larynx plays an important part). 3-It is also associated with the olfactory system (part nasal mucous membrane contains the sensory olfactory cells and is known as the olfactory region). ...
Fluid compartments of the embryonic environment
... no significant difference was observed between urea concentration in maternal serum and both embryonic compartments (Table I). However, a gradient is observed for slightly larger molecules, e.g. creatinine. These findings indicate that transfer through the amniotic membrane separating the two embryo ...
... no significant difference was observed between urea concentration in maternal serum and both embryonic compartments (Table I). However, a gradient is observed for slightly larger molecules, e.g. creatinine. These findings indicate that transfer through the amniotic membrane separating the two embryo ...
Thorax
... between mediastinal pleura and pericardium to supply motor and sensory innervation to diaphragm Sensory fibers supply to pleurae, pericardium and peritoneum of diaphragm; usually right phrenic nerve may be distributed on live, gallbladder and biliary system. ...
... between mediastinal pleura and pericardium to supply motor and sensory innervation to diaphragm Sensory fibers supply to pleurae, pericardium and peritoneum of diaphragm; usually right phrenic nerve may be distributed on live, gallbladder and biliary system. ...
Hand Shao-Yang San
... Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0 cun. Moxibustion is applicable. Regional anatomy Vasculature: Deeper, the posterior and anterior antebrachial interosseous atteries and veins. Innervation: The posterior antebrachinal cutaneous nerve; deeper, the posterior interosseous nerve and the anterior ...
... Method: Puncture perpendicularly 0.5-1.0 cun. Moxibustion is applicable. Regional anatomy Vasculature: Deeper, the posterior and anterior antebrachial interosseous atteries and veins. Innervation: The posterior antebrachinal cutaneous nerve; deeper, the posterior interosseous nerve and the anterior ...
Female Reproductive System
... • Meiosis I is completed after puberty, it produces a secondary oocyte and a first polar body, both are haploid cells. • Secondary oocyte is ovulated in metaphase of meiosis II, process will be completed if fertilization occurs; at completion of meiosis II the mature gamete (a haploid cell) is ready ...
... • Meiosis I is completed after puberty, it produces a secondary oocyte and a first polar body, both are haploid cells. • Secondary oocyte is ovulated in metaphase of meiosis II, process will be completed if fertilization occurs; at completion of meiosis II the mature gamete (a haploid cell) is ready ...
The "Unseen" Posterior Intermeniscal Ligament of the Knee
... Conclusion With the advances in imaging technologies, some of the anatomical structures, which are detailly studied in cadaveric studies in previous decades are now becoming less obscure for the radiologists. As a result, it is becomig more important for the radiologists to be familiar with anatomi ...
... Conclusion With the advances in imaging technologies, some of the anatomical structures, which are detailly studied in cadaveric studies in previous decades are now becoming less obscure for the radiologists. As a result, it is becomig more important for the radiologists to be familiar with anatomi ...
Francis B. Quinn, Jr., MD, FACS – Archivist
... During the early phase, growth is directed in the horizontal and posterior directions. During the later phase, growth proceeds inferiorly toward the maxillary teeth. 15cc in volume at adult size Boundaries: is bound by the orbital roof superiorly, the hard palate, alveolous, and dental maxilla infer ...
... During the early phase, growth is directed in the horizontal and posterior directions. During the later phase, growth proceeds inferiorly toward the maxillary teeth. 15cc in volume at adult size Boundaries: is bound by the orbital roof superiorly, the hard palate, alveolous, and dental maxilla infer ...
Sheet 3
... be quickly done to prevent it from getting chronic and the patient should be covered with antibiotics . now to do drainage there are 2 choices: either for the patient to keep his head on the ground between his legs which is impossible or to drain it by making an opening on the base and do suction . ...
... be quickly done to prevent it from getting chronic and the patient should be covered with antibiotics . now to do drainage there are 2 choices: either for the patient to keep his head on the ground between his legs which is impossible or to drain it by making an opening on the base and do suction . ...
The Chemical Senses Taste and Smell
... Each taste bud usually responds mostly to one of the five primary taste stimuli when taste substance is in low concentration. At high concentration, most buds can be excited by two or more of the primary taste stimuli ...
... Each taste bud usually responds mostly to one of the five primary taste stimuli when taste substance is in low concentration. At high concentration, most buds can be excited by two or more of the primary taste stimuli ...
Osteology of Saltasaurus loricatus
... divided into two robust processes that form the postzygapophyses. The articular facets of these are slightly inclined lateroventrally. The neural spine shows lateral foremen that are located in a fossa that is dorsomedial to the diapophysis. Anterior Cervical Vertebrae (Figs 5-7) Three almost comple ...
... divided into two robust processes that form the postzygapophyses. The articular facets of these are slightly inclined lateroventrally. The neural spine shows lateral foremen that are located in a fossa that is dorsomedial to the diapophysis. Anterior Cervical Vertebrae (Figs 5-7) Three almost comple ...
Document
... to actriculate with the 5th lumabar vertebra.. These processes depend on the movement range, they differ in orientation (laterally, anteriorly, more or less lateral & anterior), so they differ from region to another,to provide more movement according to that region. ...
... to actriculate with the 5th lumabar vertebra.. These processes depend on the movement range, they differ in orientation (laterally, anteriorly, more or less lateral & anterior), so they differ from region to another,to provide more movement according to that region. ...
Anterior compartment of the leg
... binds the tendons of the peroneus longus and brevis to the lateral side of the ankle. • 4- Inferior peroneal retinaculum attached to the lateral surface of the calcaneum above and below the peroneal tendons. ...
... binds the tendons of the peroneus longus and brevis to the lateral side of the ankle. • 4- Inferior peroneal retinaculum attached to the lateral surface of the calcaneum above and below the peroneal tendons. ...
Foot and Ankle Dissection Guide
... Incise the deep facia and develop a plane between peroneus brevis and FHL Incise the FHL along its lateral origin, down to bone Incise the periosteum of the tibia and expose the bone Distally you will encounter the PITFL and the transverse and posterior TFLs If you incise these ligaments you will ex ...
... Incise the deep facia and develop a plane between peroneus brevis and FHL Incise the FHL along its lateral origin, down to bone Incise the periosteum of the tibia and expose the bone Distally you will encounter the PITFL and the transverse and posterior TFLs If you incise these ligaments you will ex ...
Block 2 Unit 1 Objectives
... interdigitate with the epidermal pegs and / or ridges, preventing shearing forces from separating the two layers. b. In thick skin, the primary dermal ridges are divided into 2 secondary ridges by the Interpapillary pegs (rete pegs) of the epidermis. Dermal papillae extend up from the secondary ridg ...
... interdigitate with the epidermal pegs and / or ridges, preventing shearing forces from separating the two layers. b. In thick skin, the primary dermal ridges are divided into 2 secondary ridges by the Interpapillary pegs (rete pegs) of the epidermis. Dermal papillae extend up from the secondary ridg ...
Drosophila embryogenesis
Drosophila embryogenesis, the process by which Drosophila (fruit fly) embryos form, is a favorite model system for geneticists and developmental biologists studying embryogenesis. The small size, short generation time, and large brood size make it ideal for genetic studies. Transparent embryos facilitate developmental studies. Drosophila melanogaster was introduced into the field of genetic experiments by Thomas Hunt Morgan in 1909.