Transcript Cells and Tissues

Cells & Tissues
Sequence Review
with
Anatomy Jeopardy
Tom Gest, PhD Division of Anatomical Sciences University of Michigan Medical School
Vessels,
Lymphatics,
& Fascia
Bones &
Joints
Muscles &
Nerves
Spinal Cord
& Spinal
Nerves
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Keep a record of each player’s points.
Clinical Items
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
100 Points
This artery sends a perforating branch to supply the lower
trapezius.
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
100 Points
What is the dorsal scapular artery?
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
200 Points
This deep fascia envelopes the pectoralis minor muscle.
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
200 Points
What is the clavipectoral fascia?
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
300 Points
Pectoral branches of this artery supply the pectoral
muscles.
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
300 Points
What is the thoracoacromial artery?
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
400 Points
Also known as anterior axillary nodes, these nodes
receive more than 80% of breast lymph.
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
400 Points
What are the pectoral lymph nodes?
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
500 Points
These branches of spinal branches of segmental vessels
anastomose with the anterior and posterior spinal arteries.
Vessels, Lymphatics, & Fascia
500 Points
What are radicular arteries?
Bones & Joints
100 Points
Represents an elaboration of the supraspinous ligament in
the cervical region.
Bones & Joints
100 Points
What is the ligamentum nuchae?
Bones & Joints
200 Points
Also called a facet joint, this is a synovial joint between
articular processes.
Bones & Joints
200 Points
What is a zygapophyseal joint?
Bones & Joints
300 Points
This bone is formed by the fusion of 5 vertebrae.
Bones & Joints
300 Points
What is the sacrum?
Bones & Joints
400 Points
This portion of the vertebral or neural arch attaches to the
vertebral body.
Bones & Joints
400 Points
What is the pedicle?
Bones & Joints
500 Points
This bone has foramina in its transverse processes that
transmit the vertebral vessels.
Bones & Joints
500 Points
What is a cervical vertebra?
Muscles & Nerves
100 Points
Paralysis of this muscle causes an inability to raise the
point of the shoulder.
Muscles & Nerves
100 Points
What is the trapezius muscle?
Muscles & Nerves
200 Points
This nerve supplies the upper portion of the pectoralis
major muscle.
Muscles & Nerves
200 Points
What is the lateral pectoral nerve?
Muscles & Nerves
300 Points
Branches of the ventral rami of these spinal nerves
contribute to the subtrapezial plexus.
Muscles & Nerves
300 Points
What are C3 and C4?
Muscles & Nerves
400 Points
This muscle extends and medially rotates the arm.
Muscles & Nerves
400 Points
What is the latissimus dorsi muscle?
Muscles & Nerves
500 Points
This action is shared by the rhomboid muscles and
trapezius.
Muscles & Nerves
500 Points
What is retraction of the scapula?
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
100 Points
This extension of pia mater anchors the conus medullaris
inferiorly.
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
100 Points
What is the filum terminale internum?
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
200 Points
Cell bodies of motor neurons are located here.
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
200 Points
What is the ventral horn of the spinal cord?
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
300 Points
Cutting this structure would cause numbness in a
dermatome, but no muscle paralysis or weakness.
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
300 Points
What is the dorsal root?
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
400 Points
The level of the inferior limit of the dural sac.
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
400 Points
What is S2?
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
500 Points
Cutting this nerve may result in numbness on one side of
the back.
Spinal Cord & Spinal Nerves
500 Points
What is the dorsal primary ramus?
Clinical Items
100 Points
Above or below the 4th lumbar vertebral spine.
Clinical Items
100 Points
Where do you usually perform a lumbar puncture?
Clinical Items
200 Points
Abdominal viscera may herniate through this weak area in
the posterolateral abdominal wall.
Clinical Items
200 Points
What is the lumbar triangle?
Clinical Items
300 Points
Compression of the roots of a spinal nerve, often by a
herniated intervertebral disc.
Clinical Items
300 Points
What is radiculopathy?
Clinical Items
400 Points
Insertion of a needle into the subarachnoid space to
collect a sample of cerebrospinal fluid.
Clinical Items
400 Points
What is lumbar puncture?
Clinical Items
500 Points
An extension of breast tissue superiorly along the border
of the pectoralis major muscle.
Clinical Items
500 Points
What is the axillary tail?
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