Odpowiedzi Anatomia- MODUŁ 1.

1. Fovea costalis

2. It represents by primary curvature of vertebae column

3. Foramen transversarium divided( spina bifida) proc spinosus

4. Arcus vertebrae

5. Spina bifite

6. Dolichonorphia

7. 6-7

8. Pedicle

9. Osteoporosis

10. Pars of temporal bone : pars petrosa, pars tympanica, pars squamosa

11. Foramen stylomastoideum

12. Pars squamosa

13. Ethmoid bone

14. anterior

15. -------

16. Middle nasal meatus

17. 2 years

18. Fissura orbitalis inferior

19. Sphenoid bone

20. temporal bone

21. .meatus nasi medius

22. sphenoid bone

23. canalis petrosi?

24. occipitale,temporal,shenoidale

25. os ili,os pubis,os ischii

26. 6

27. humerus

28. sesamoid (patella)

29. more inorganic

30. Diaphisis od Tibia

31. anteriorly

32. Clavicula

33. Olecranon, / incisura trochlearis?/

34. Należy powtórzyć cechy strukturalne miednicy czyli z czego się składa: os ilium; os pubis ; os ischi

35. femur

36. Female pelvis is wider, has greater volume, the alae of both iliac bones are positioned wider subpubic angle is wider/shaped as an arch/ . Pelvic inlet has oval shape, sarcrum is also wider

37. Talipes/zniekształcenie stopy/ ; equinvarus/ końsko - szptowy/

38. Epiphysial plate

39. Synchondroses/ or symphyses- if the area is a cavity in the center of disk/

40. Art. Bicondylaris - art. Combinata - art.complexa

41. Lig plantare longum& lig. calcaneocuboideum

42. Lig. Coracoclaviculare & lig. acromioclaviculare

43. Biaxial- these are: art. Bicondylaris. Art. Elipsoidea, art. sellaris

44. Art. genus

45. Cechy lig. capitis femoris: należy do art. Coxae, jest objęte błoną maziową torebki, może dźwigać do 57kg., triangular in shape, cointains blood vessels- nutrients to the head of the femur; preventing congenital dislocations of hip joint

46. /Chopart joint/ talus, calcaneus, os naviculare, os cuboideum

47. Uniaxial- these are: art ginglymus ; art. Trochoidea; art spiralis

48. Lig. bifurcatum- lig. calcaneonaviculare+lig. calcaneocuboideum

49. Rotation

50. Cartilago

51. Forearm - between radius & ulna, leg - between tibia & fibula

52. -

53. Pivot joint - trochoidea art.

54. Cruciatum anterius.

55. -

56. Linea arcuata

57. Latissimus dorsi

58. Trigonum sternocostalis, trigonum lumbocostalis

59. Rectus abdominis, obliquus externus, obliquus abdominis internus, transversus abdominis

60. . Fascia thoracolumbalis ?

61. M. latissimus dorsi

62. . Indirect inquinal hernia is related with:

anulus inguinalis profundus, fascia transversalis; anulus inquinalis superficialis, aponeurosis obliquus externus; canalis inquinalis

63. Aponeurosis musculi obliquus externi

64. . Fascia transversalis

65. Spinous processes of vertebres T7-L5

66. M. obliquus internus

67. Separetes miotoms in embrional period

68. . M. brachialis, m. coracobrachialis

69. . M. palmaris longus

70. Posterior wall

71. M. latissimus dorsi

72. Tendons of m. flexor digitorum superficialis (4), m. flexor digit rum profundus (4), m. flexor pollicis longus (1), nervus medianus

73. Mankiet rotatorów:

m. supraspinatus, m. infraspinatus, m. teres minor, m. subscapularis ???

74. M. deltoideus ?

A) m. teres major (take part)

B) m. teres minor (take part)

C) m. triceps brachii, caput longum (take part)

D)……. (correct answer)

76. M. triceps brachii, caput longum

77. In each of the six osteofibrous canals: first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth canal
    other canals: canalis carpi radialis and ulnaris, but I'm not sure that relate to osteofibrous

78. supraspinatus

79. . anconeus (and maybe triceps brachii)

80. biceps brachii I triceps brachii

81. flexor digitorum superficialis

82. subscapularis, teres major

83. . deltoideus

84. pectoral major and minor

85. vagina synoviales tendinum digitorum (V ditorum), and next vagina synovialis digiti minimi
    (look into Sinelnikow)

86. flexor pollicis longus

87. flexor digitorum superficialis

88. extensor pollicis longus

89. interosseus palmaris

90. tractus iliotibialis

91. . m. iliopsoas

92. m. piriformis

93. m. tibialis posterior, m. flexor digitorum longus

94. vena saphena magna ang. great saphenus vein

95. . femoral vein

96. m. extensor halucis longus, m. extensor digitorum longus

97. . musculis triceps, m. flexor halucis longus

98. canalis obturatorius

99. m. quadriceps femoris

100. m. biceps femoris, m. semimembranosus, m. semitendinosus

101. peroneus longus, peroneus brevis

102. m. gastrocnemius, m. soleus

103. m. fibularis longus

104. m. extensor halucis brevis, ( tend of extensor halucis longus)

105. . femoral hernia

M.temporalis

M.masseter

M.pterygoideus medialis

107. M.sternocleidomastoideus

108. M.buccinator

109. M.masseter

110. M.pterygoideus lateralis (razem z m.pterygoideus medialis kurczą się na zmianę, powodując ruchy szczęki na boki-żucie)

111. M.sternocleidomastoideus

M.omohyoideus

M.digastricus

112. Mediastinum & thoracic cavity ( zapalenie może rozprzestrzenić się przez spatium retroviscerale, które położone jest za gardłem)

113. Facia cervicalis, lamina pretrachealis

114. M.temporalis

115. M.buccinator

116. Niepełne pyt.

117. These which originate: M. pterygoideus medialis

118. Is bounded by:

Incisura jugularis

M. sternohyoideum

M. sternothyreoideus

M. Sternocleidomastoideus

3-4 pierścień tchawicy

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