Chapter 5- Lower Limb

Clinically Oriented Anatomy 7Th Ed By Agur Dalley

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Chapter 5- Lower Limb

 

Complete Chapter Questions With Answers

 

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13. Which of the following is incorrect pertaining to the femoral triangle?
  A) The femoral sheath and its contents enter the triangle by passing posterior to the inguinal ligament.
  B) The femoral nerve enters the triangle by passing deep to the inguinal ligament.
  C) The iliopectineal arch forms the lateral boundary of the triangle.
  D) It contains lymph nodes.
  E) It can be viewed on the surface of the skin when the thigh is flexed, abducted, and laterally rotated.
  Ans: C

 

 

14. Which of the following is incorrect pertaining to the femoral canal?
  A) It is the passageway by which the external iliac vessels enter the thigh.
  B) its abdominal opening is termed the femoral ring
  C) It contains lymph vessels.
  D) It is bounded anteriorly by the inguinal ligament.
  E) It usually transmits a femoral hernia.
  Ans: A

 

 

15. You examine a patient with swelling in her femoral triangle. She also has varicose veins. Of the following choices, which is the most likely cause of the swelling?
  A) aneurysm of the femoral artery
  B) saphenous varix
  C) femoral nerve neuroma
  D) indirect inguinal hernia
  E) bursitis
  Ans: B

 

 

16. The adductor canal is:
  A) an opening in the adductor magnus muscle.
  B) a mid-thigh intermuscular passageway that conducts the femoral vessels.
  C) the space between the adductor longus and brevis that transmits the anterior divisions of the obturator vessels.
  D) the passageway used by the obturator internus muscle to exit the pelvis.
  E) the passageway used by the obturator externus muscle to reach the greater trochanter.
  Ans: B

 

 

17. Your friend is diagnosed with trochanteric bursitis. You explain to him that this bursa is between the:
  A) iliopsoas tendon and the lesser trochanter, allowing the muscle to move freely across the neck of the femur.
  B) obturator externus and the lesser trochanter, allowing the muscle to move freely across the trochanter.
  C) gluteus maximus and medius at the site of the greater trochanter, allowing the muscles to move freely across one another.
  D) skin and the gluteus maximus at the site of the greater trochanter, allowing comfortable sitting by distributing forces across the trochanter.
  E) gluteus maximus and the greater trochanter, allowing the muscle to smoothly slide over the trochanter.
  Ans: E

 

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