1
Q
urogenital hiatus
A
Urethra/ rutethra + vagina passes through. anterior part of urogenital diaphragm
2
Q
What are the manifestations of the Superficial Perineal Fascia (Colles’)
A
- Superficial penile (dartos): specifically covers penis
- Dartos fascia of scrotum
- Scarpa’s fascia of anterolateral abdominal wall
3
Q
What structure would you feel for to locate the pudendal nerve in females?
A
Ischial spine
Anatomy (Lecture)
flashcards
Decks in class (32)
# Cards
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Nervous System and Spinal Nerve27
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Superficial and Intrinsic Muscles of Back8
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Pectoral Region, Axilla, and Anterior Compartment of the Arm14
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Posterior Shoulder and Posterior Compartment of the Arm12
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The Shoulder, The Arm and Elbow34
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The Forearm, Wrist & Hand37
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Nervous-Musculoskeletal Development and Limb Formation56
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Uper Limb Nerve Injuries30
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Lower Limb Stabiltiy and Muscle Action6
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Introduction to the Lower Limb, Gluteal Region, and Hip Joint38
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Compartments of the Thigh and Knee Joint33
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Compartments of the Leg, Talocrural Joint, and Foot36
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Knee Anatomy: Clinical Correlation17
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Lower Limb Nerve Injuries and Gait Abnormalities14
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Embryology of the Heart and Congenital Heart Defects25
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Mediastinum and Imaging of the Thorax18
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Inguinal Region and Descent of the Testis17
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Development of the Gut33
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Abdominal Viscera49
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Abdominal Visceral Circulation and Collateral Circulation21
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Abdominal Imaging21
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Innervation of Abdominal Viscera25
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Renal Anatomy and Urogenital System Development15
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Pelvic Floor and Endopelvic14
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Pelvic Viscera12
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Perineum3
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Head and Neck4
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The Orbit and Extraocular Muscles1
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Infratemporal Fosa and Trigeminal Nerve2
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Mechanics of Deglutition and Phonation5
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Nasal Cavity, Paranasal Sinuses, and Pterygopalatine Fossa1
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Head and Neck Development3
