Gluteus maximus attach here
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Gluteal Tuberosity of Femur
L4-5; contributes ot sacral plexus; subset of fibers from L4 (lumbar plexus) and L5
(sacral plexus)
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Lumbosacral Trunk of Lumbar Plexus
Where the sacral nerves exit the pelvis
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Ilium: Greater Sciatic Notch
Opening in a wall that is not supposed to be there
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Hernia
In costotransverse joint; connects the tip of the transverse process to the tubercle of
the ribs
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Lateral Costotransverse Ligaments
Weakening of walls of blood vessels which leads to a bulging out, which causes
turbulence, inflammation, atherosclerotic plaques, ruptures, and even strokes
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Aneurysm
Lumbar arteries and subcostal arteries (come off of rib 12 to help with blood supply)
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Posterior Abdominal Muscle Blood Supply
Right under the skin; breast is within the superficial fascia
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Superficial Fascia of the Thorax
2 costal margins together form this
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Costal Arch
Cluneal nerves (posterior rami of lumbar and sacral spinal nerves); subcostal nerves;
iliohypogastric nerves
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, Gluteal Cutaneous Nerves
Anterior femoral cutaneous nerve: innervates anterior thigh; saphenous nerve: below
the knee, wraps around medial leg
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Cutaneous Branches of the Femoral Nerve
Celiac trunk: to all other unpaired organs; superior mesenteric: supplies the intestine;
inferior mesenteric: supplies the colon
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Anterior Visceral Unpaired Blood Supply
In costotransverse joint; connects crest of neck of rib with the inferior aspect of
transverse process of vertebra above
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Superior Costotransverse Ligaments
L1; vestigial muscle; inserts on pelvis and not the hip; can contribute to lumbar flexion
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Gluteal Tuberosity of Femur
L4-5; contributes ot sacral plexus; subset of fibers from L4 (lumbar plexus) and L5
(sacral plexus)
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Lumbosacral Trunk of Lumbar Plexus
Where the sacral nerves exit the pelvis
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Ilium: Greater Sciatic Notch
Opening in a wall that is not supposed to be there
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Hernia
In costotransverse joint; connects the tip of the transverse process to the tubercle of
the ribs
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Lateral Costotransverse Ligaments
Weakening of walls of blood vessels which leads to a bulging out, which causes
turbulence, inflammation, atherosclerotic plaques, ruptures, and even strokes
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Aneurysm
Lumbar arteries and subcostal arteries (come off of rib 12 to help with blood supply)
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Posterior Abdominal Muscle Blood Supply
Right under the skin; breast is within the superficial fascia
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Superficial Fascia of the Thorax
2 costal margins together form this
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Costal Arch
Cluneal nerves (posterior rami of lumbar and sacral spinal nerves); subcostal nerves;
iliohypogastric nerves
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, Gluteal Cutaneous Nerves
Anterior femoral cutaneous nerve: innervates anterior thigh; saphenous nerve: below
the knee, wraps around medial leg
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Cutaneous Branches of the Femoral Nerve
Celiac trunk: to all other unpaired organs; superior mesenteric: supplies the intestine;
inferior mesenteric: supplies the colon
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Anterior Visceral Unpaired Blood Supply
In costotransverse joint; connects crest of neck of rib with the inferior aspect of
transverse process of vertebra above
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Superior Costotransverse Ligaments
L1; vestigial muscle; inserts on pelvis and not the hip; can contribute to lumbar flexion
