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12 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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where does the iliopsoas muscle attach to?
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lesser trochanter
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what is the dense deep fascia of the thigh called and what is the opening in the fascia called?
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-fascia lata
-saphenous opening (or fossa ovalis) |
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what vein comes out of the saphenous opening?
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greater saphenous vein
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borders of the femoral triangle:
superior: ... medial: ... lateral: ... |
inguinal ligament
adductor longus sartorius |
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Is the femoral nerve located in the femoral sheath?
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no
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where is it located in regards to the femoral sheath?
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laterally
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what are the 3 compartments of the femoral sheath and what is contained inside of them?
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-lateral: femoral artery
-intermediate (or middle): femoral vein -medial: lymph node |
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What specifically is the femoral lymph node in and what does it contain inside it?
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in the femoral canal
contains Gland of Cloquet/Rosenmuller |
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name the compartments of the femoral ring and what it contains in it.
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lateral - femoral artery
intermediate - femoral vein medial - lymph node |
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A femoral hernia is more common in males or females?
Where specifically does it occur? |
females
in the femoral ring in the medial compartment (entrance of the femoral canal) |
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The medial compartment of the thigh is innervated by what nerve?
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obturator nerve
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Medial thigh:
-... is located distal -... & ... may be layered -... and ... divisions of ... nerve on superficial and deep aspect of adductor brevis |
Iliopsoas
Pectineus adductor brevis Ant, post obturator |
