which structure does deep/superficial inguinal nodes receive drainage of☆☆glans penis(deep), scrotum(superficial), ☆skin below umbilicus(superficial) anatomyUWorld HirotoShishido
posterior hip dislocation
affected nerve, movementthe inferior gluteal nerve, which innervates the gluteus maximus
This muscle extends and laterally rotates the thigh and aids in standing from a sitting position. Patients with damage to this nerve also have difficulty ascending stairs and jumping. musculoskeletalanatomy HirotoShishido
at what vertebral level is conus medullaris located?
which nerve is affected ln conus medullaris syndrome?L1-2
anatomy of the carotid sheathThe common carotid artery is medial, the internal jugular vein is lateral, and the vagus nerve is posterior within the carotid sheath. anatomycardiovascular HirotoShishido
spread of psoas abscessinfection of appendix, right ureter, renal pelvis, pancreatic head process, and ☆spine can cause psoas abscess to form
spread of the pus along the psoas muscle can lead to abscess formation in the ☆groin and pain reffered to that region anatomyUWorld SIM2 HirotoShishido
what nerve accompanies brachial artery through the cubital fossa?only the ☆median nerve accompanies brachial artery through the cubital fossa into the proximal anterior forearm, where the brachial artery splits into the radial and ulnar arteries musculoskeletalanatomyUWorld HirotoShishido
inferior/superficial epigastric arteryinferior epigastric artery branches off from the external iliac artery immediately proximal to the inguinal ligament
between transverse abdominis muscle and internal oblique muscle
trauma to the inferior epigastric artery below the arcuate line can result in significant hemorrhage (below the line, rectus abdominis is covered only by the anterior sheath (no posterior sheath))
→cesarian involves ☆vertical separation
retroperitoneal abdominal organsSuprarenal (adrenal) glands
Aorta and IVC
Duodenum (2nd through 4th parts)
(head and body) Pancreas (except tail)
Ureters
Colon (descending and ascending)
Kidneys
Esophagus (thoracic portion)
Rectum (mid-distal) gastrointestinalanatomyUWorld HirotoShishido
penis anatomy
which part does cGMP affectcorpus cavernosum/ corpus spongiosum
→ tunica albuginea→ Buck's(deep) fascia→ Dartos(superficial) fascia→ skin
what structure is most likely to be injured due to tibiofemoral dislocation☆Popliteal artery is tightly fixed in the popliteal fossa both proximally by the adductor magnus and distally by the soleus muscle, making it highly susceptible to injury in both anterior and posterior knee dislocations. musculoskeletalanatomyUWorld SIM1 HirotoShishido
