Veins, Abdominopelvic Cavity, Obturator canal
The key terms of this Biology Exam include Veins, Muscle, Abdominopelvic Cavity, Obturator canal, Lumbosacral.
Which veins are more at risk for having DVT develop within them?
Fibular and posterior tibial veins
Which muscle occupies the most lateral position in the deep compartment of the shank
Flexor hallucis longus
The obturator nerve passes from the abdominopelvic cavity into the lower extremity through which passes
Obturator canal
Which ankle ligament are most at risk of injury in the event of mild inversion sprain
Calcaneofibular and anterior talofibular ligaments
Which hip lateral rotators muscle has been viewed from both anterior and posterior perspectives of the hip during dissection
Obturator externus
Which item would be considered a secondary restraint type of stabilizing structure of knee joint
Menisci
Nerves of lumbosacral plexus are formed from
Ventral rami
What is the primary weight bearing surface within the acetabulum
Lunate surface
Why are the superior and inferior gluteal nerves so named?
The superior gluteal n. passes above piriformis muscle while the inferior is below
The floor of the femoral triangle is formed by the _______
Iliopsoas and pectineus muscle
Contents of a femoral or inguinal hernia are typically _____
Portions of small intestine
The great saphenous vein drains directly into the ________.
Femoral vein
The circumflex femoral arteries typically branch from the ______ artery
Profunda femora
Which lower extremity passageway has as its roof the sartorius muscle and as its floor the adductor longus
Adductor canal
The posterior compartment of the high contains muscles that ______ the hip and _____ knee
Extend, flex
Which knee ligament chiefly resists valgus forces
MCL
Which veins are more at risk for having DVT develop within them?
Fibular and posterior tibial veins
Which muscle occupies the most lateral position in the deep compartment of the shank
Flexor hallucis longus
The obturator nerve passes from the abdominopelvic cavity into the lower extremity through which passes
Obturator canal
Which ankle ligament are most at risk of injury in the event of mild inversion sprain
Calcaneofibular and anterior talofibular ligaments
Which hip lateral rotators muscle has been viewed from both anterior and posterior perspectives of the hip during dissection
Obturator externus
Which item would be considered a secondary restraint type of stabilizing structure of knee joint
Menisci
Nerves of lumbosacral plexus are formed from
Ventral rami
What is the primary weight bearing surface within the acetabulum
Lunate surface
Why are the superior and inferior gluteal nerves so named?
The superior gluteal n. passes above piriformis muscle while the inferior is below
The floor of the femoral triangle is formed by the _______
Iliopsoas and pectineus muscle
Contents of a femoral or inguinal hernia are typically _____
Portions of small intestine
The great saphenous vein drains directly into the ________.
Femoral vein
The circumflex femoral arteries typically branch from the ______ artery
Profunda femora
Which lower extremity passageway has as its roof the sartorius muscle and as its floor the adductor longus
Adductor canal
The posterior compartment of the high contains muscles that ______ the hip and _____ knee
Extend, flex
Which knee ligament chiefly resists valgus forces
MCL