Lupus of the larynx involves the _____ part of the larynx.
#2
_____ pouch is seen in the gallbladder, serves as a potential space for gallstones to get lodged.
#3
Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a neurovascular syndrome caused due to the compression of the _____ trunk of brachial plexus (C8 and T1) and _____ vessels
#4
Larynx can be moved passively from side to side over the vertebrae giving a grating sensation called _____
#5
Compression of the axilla (resulting in radial nerve injury) can occur due to improper use of _____ or sleeping with an arm over a chair (aka Saturday night palsy).
#6
Injury to the _____ nerve (C5-C7 (nerve roots)) is commonly due to upper trunk compression.
#7
Foramen of _____ acts as a pathway for the spread of infections and tumors of the canal to the deep lobe of parotid.
#8
_____ represents the classical location of femoral hernia
#9
_____ femoral hernia is lateral to the femoral artery
Hint: A
#10
_____ system of tooth charting:
Number is assigned to each quadrant and that number is placed before tooth's number.
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Imaging Correlations in Clinical Anatomy Flashcard Deck - 10 Cards
Flashcard 1: Lupus of the larynx involves the _____ part of the larynx.
Answer: anterior
Flashcard 2: _____ pouch is seen in the gallbladder, serves as a potential space for gallstones to get lodged.
Answer: Hartmanns
Flashcard 3: Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is a neurovascular syndrome caused due to the compression of the _____ trunk of brachial plexus (C8 and T1) and _____ vessels
Answer: lower; subclavian
Flashcard 4: Larynx can be moved passively from side to side over the vertebrae giving a grating sensation called _____
Answer: laryngeal crepitus
Flashcard 5: Compression of the axilla (resulting in radial nerve injury) can occur due to improper use of _____ or sleeping with an arm over a chair (aka Saturday night palsy).
Answer: crutches
Flashcard 6: Injury to the _____ nerve (C5-C7 (nerve roots)) is commonly due to upper trunk compression.
Answer: musculocutaneous
Flashcard 7: Foramen of _____ acts as a pathway for the spread of infections and tumors of the canal to the deep lobe of parotid.
Answer: Huschke
Flashcard 8: _____ represents the classical location of femoral hernia
Answer: C
Flashcard 9: _____ femoral hernia is lateral to the femoral artery
Answer: Hasselbach's
Flashcard 10: _____ system of tooth charting:
Number is assigned to each quadrant and that number is placed before tooth's number.
Answer: Modified FDI
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