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| what is the superior boundry of the femoral triangle |
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| what is the medial boundry of the femoral triangle a |
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| what is the lateral boundry of the femoral triangle |
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| what forms the floor of the femoral triangle |
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| what forms the roof of the femoral triangle |
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| what are the contents of the femoral triangle |
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Definition
| femoral n. a. v. and their branches, deep inguinal nodes |
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| where is the brgining of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| at the apex of the femoral triangle |
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| what is the lateral border of the adductor canal |
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| what is the medial border of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| subsatorial fascia and satorius |
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| what is the posterior border of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| adductor longus and magnus |
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| where does the adductor canal end |
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| in general, where is the adductor canal located |
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Definition
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| what are the contents of the adductor canal |
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| femoral a. v., saphenous n.. n to the vastus medialis, terminal posterior division of the obturator nerve |
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| what is the nerve to the vastus medialis a branch of |
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| what is the superior boundry of the femoral triangle |
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| what is the medial boundry of the femoral triangle a |
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| what is the lateral boundry of the femoral triangle |
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Definition
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| what forms the floor of the femoral triangle |
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Definition
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| what forms the roof of the femoral triangle |
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Definition
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Term
| what are the contents of the femoral triangle |
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Definition
| femoral n. a. v. and their branches, deep inguinal nodes |
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Term
| where is the brgining of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| at the apex of the femoral triangle |
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| what is the lateral border of the adductor canal |
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Definition
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| what is the medial border of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| subsatorial fascia and satorius |
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| what is the posterior border of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| adductor longus and magnus |
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| where does the adductor canal end |
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Definition
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| in general, where is the adductor canal located |
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Definition
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Term
| what are the contents of the adductor canal |
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Definition
| femoral a. v., saphenous n.. n to the vastus medialis, terminal posterior division of the obturator nerve |
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| what is the nerve to the vastus medialis a branch of |
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| what is the main artery for the lower limb |
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| where does the femoral a begin |
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| what is the femoral artery a continuation of |
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| where does the femoral a end |
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Definition
| adductor hiatus, then enters the popliteal fossa |
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Term
| what does the femoral a turn into |
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Definition
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Term
| what is the relation of the femoral a to other vessels in the femoral triangle |
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Definition
| medial to femoral n, lateral to the v |
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| in the lower leg, where is the femora a in relation to the v |
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Definition
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Term
| what are the branches of the femoral a |
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Definition
| superificial circumflex iliac, superificial epigastric, superificial and deep external pudendal, muscular, profunda femoris, descending genicular |
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Term
| what do the superificial circumflex iliac and superificial epigastric iliac a supply |
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Definition
| inferior anterior abdominal wall |
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| what do the superificial and deep external pudendal a supply |
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Definition
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| what do the muscular branches of the femoral a supply |
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Definition
| anterior and medial compartment |
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| what is the largest branch of the femoral a |
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Definition
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Term
| where is the origin of the profunda femoris |
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Definition
| from femoral a in femoral triangle |
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| describe the path of the profunda a |
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Definition
| posterior to adductor longus, anterior to adductor brevis and megnus, terminates as 4th perforating a, pierces adductor magnus |
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| what does the descending genicular a do |
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Definition
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| what are the branches of the femoral a |
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Definition
| medial and lateral circumflex humeral, perforating arteries, muscular |
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Term
| where do the medial and lateral circumflex humeral arteries originate |
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Definition
| from the profunda femoris near its origin |
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Term
| describe the path of the medial circumflex humeral |
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Definition
| posterior between iliopsoas and pectineus |
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Term
| what branches from the medial circumflex humeral |
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Definition
| medial compartment muscles, femoru and hip joint |
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Term
| describe the path of the lateral circumflex humeral a |
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Definition
| lateral t iliopsoas between branches of femoral n, posterior to satoius and rectus femoris |
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| what are the branches of the lateral circumflex humeral a |
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Definition
| muscles of anterior compartment. femur, hip, and knee joints |
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| how many perforating arteries of the femoral a are there |
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Definition
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Term
| what do the perforating arteries of the femoral a pierce |
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Definition
| adductor magnus close to its femoral insertion and anter the posterior compartment |
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Term
| what is the chief blood supply to the posterior compartment of the thigh |
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Definition
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Term
| where does the femoral v begin |
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Definition
| adductor hiatus, continuation of popliteal v |
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Term
| describe the location of the femoral v to the a |
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Definition
| first passes posterior then medial to the a |
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Term
| what are the trubutaries of the femoral v |
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Definition
| great saphenous vein, most of the branches corresponding to the femoral a |
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Term
| what femoral a branches go into the great saphenous v instead of the femoral v |
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Definition
| superificial circumflex iliac, superificial epigastic, external pudendal |
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Term
| what is the origin of the obturator a |
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Definition
| pelvis from the internal iliac a |
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Term
| describe the path of the obturator a |
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Definition
| anterior on lateral pelvic wall with obturator nerve and vein, through obturator canal, divide into anterior and posterior |
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Term
| what are the branches of the obturator a |
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Definition
| to medial compartment and hip joint |
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| what are the branches of the obutrator v |
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Definition
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| where does the obturator v drain |
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Definition
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| where are the deep inguinal nodes in relation to vessels |
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Definition
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Term
| what do the deep inguinal nodes receive |
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Definition
| superificial inguinal node vessls that went through saphenous opening, deep structures of lower limb via vessels around femoral vessels |
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Term
| where do the efferent vessels from the deep inguinal nodes go |
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Definition
| abdomen then external iliac nodes |
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Term
| what is the femoral sheath |
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Definition
| protrusion of the abdominal fascia into the thigh |
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Term
| what does the femoral seath surround |
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Definition
| vessels and lymph NOT NERVE |
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Term
| where does the femoral sheath end |
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Definition
| about 1 in below inguinal ligament |
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Term
| how is the femoral sheath divided |
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Definition
| lateral, intermediate, and medial compartments |
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Term
| what is in the lateral compaprtment of the femoral sheath |
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| what is in the intermediate compaprtment of the femoral sheath |
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Definition
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| what is in the medial compaprtment of the femoral sheath |
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Definition
| efferent lymph vessels from neep nodes |
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| what is another name for the medial compartment of the femoral sheath |
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| where is femoral hernia likley to ocur |
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