FASCIAE: CLASSIFICATIONS Flashcards

(23 cards)

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Superficial Fasciae of the Head, Neck, and Trunk

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● Superficial fascia of the head
● Superficial fascia of the neck
● Superficial fascia of the trunk

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Deep Fasciae of the Head, Neck, and Trunk

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● Deep fascia of the head
● Deep fascia of the neck
● Deep fascia of the trunk
● Thoracolumbar fascia
● Spinocostotransversal fascia

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DEEP FASCIAE OF THE HEAD

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  1. BUCCOPHARYNGEAL FASCIA
  2. TEMPORAL FASCIA
  3. PHARYNGOBASILAR FASCIA
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A deep layer attached to the buccal wall

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BUCCOPHARYNGEAL FASCIA

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A more superficial layer passes under the masseter muscle and over the facial musculature to insert on the facial crest.

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BUCCOPHARYNGEAL FASCIA

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Covers the temporal muscle and attaches to the orbital and the zygomatic arch.

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TEMPORAL FASCIA

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Extends between the pterygoid, the dorsal border of the mandible and the hyoid apparatus.

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PHARYNGOBASILAR FASCIA

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DEEP FASCIA OF THE TRUNK

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  1. THOROCOLUMBAR FASCIA
  2. APONEUROTIC CONNECTIONS
  3. REGIONAL CONTINUITY
  4. SPINOCOSTOTRANVERSAL FACIA
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9
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Portion covering the thoracic and lumbar region.

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THOROCOLUMBAR FASCIA

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A strong part of this fascia forms the aponeurosis of the broadest muscle of the back (m. latissimus dorsi) and the caudal portion of the dorsal serrated muscle (m. serratus dorsalis caudalis).

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APONEUROTIC CONNECTIONS

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BROADEST MUSCLE OF THE BACK

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M. LATISSIMUS DORSI

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Cranioventrally, it continues as the axillary fascia (fascia axillaris).

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REGIONAL CONTINUITY

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Caudally, it continues as the gluteal fascia (fascia glutea).

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REGIONAL CONTINUITY

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It passes over the scapular region.

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SPINOCOSTOTRANSVERAL FASCIA

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Forms three layers in the horse.

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SPINOCOSTOTRANSVERSAL FASCIA

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16
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The deep fascia of the trunk also forms the?

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internal fascia of the trunk.

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This fascia lies on the deep surfaces of the muscles of the body wall and blends with the serosal linings of the body cavities.

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INTERNAL FASCIA OF THE TRUNK

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INTERNAL FASCIA OF THE TRUNK INCLUDES:

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  1. ENDOTHORACIC FASCIA (fascia endothoracica)
  2. TRANVERSAL FASCIA (fascia transversalis)
  3. PELVIC FASCIA (fascia pelvica)
  4. ILIAC FASCIA (fascia iliaca)
19
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Internal fascia of the trunk that can be found in the thoracic cavity.

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ENDOTHORACIC FASCIA

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Internal fascia of the trunk that can be found in the abdominal cavity.

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TRANSVERSAL FASCIA

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Internal fascia of the trunk that can be found in the pelvic cavity.

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PELVIC FASCIA

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Internal fascia of the trunk that can be found covers the deep lumbar muscles.