92 Best Anatomy Questions and Answers (Q&A) - ProProfs Discuss

Which body muscle does not have an effect of a cranial fracture through the foramen ovale that compresses the enclosed nerve?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Buccinator- the mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve (v3) is transmitted through foramen ovale. branches from this nerve innervate the muscles of mastication, like temporalis and masseter. a...Read More

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What is the expanded region of the lower rectum, where fecal matter is retained, known as?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Ampulla. The ampulla is an expanded part of the lower rectum that stores feces. The transverse rectal folds are three folds in the ampulla which help to support fecal mass, but they are not the...Read More

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What are the 78 organs in the human body?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Middle cerebral artery- the middle cerebral artery supplies blood to most of the lateral surface of cerebral hemispheres, and the temporal pole, including the frontal, parietal, and medial portions...Read More

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Where is the only place sutures can be found in the human body?

Jsuma
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Skull
Cranium
Head

Sutures are only found in the skull, cranium and head were also acceptable answers.

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Which structure is likely compressed by the following tumor?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Hepatopancreatic ampulla

The pyloric canal and the neck of the pancreas are situated anterior to the abdominal aorta between the origin of the celiac trunk and the superior mesenteric...Read More

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What's the opposite of autonomous?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Superior gluteal nerve -the superior gluteal nerve supplies gluteus minimus and medius-two muscles that are important abductors of the hip-as well as tensor fasciae latae. these muscles stabilize...Read More

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Where is the stone likely to be if a patient was diagnosed with pancreatitis due to reflux of bile into the pancreatic duct caused by a gallstone?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Hepatopancreatic ampulla-the hepatopancreatic ampulla is the very short segment of duct which represents the joining of the common bile duct and the main pancreatic duct. once these two ducts form...Read More

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What is anatomy and example?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Hypoglossal-the hypoglossal nerve crosses the carotid artery before diving into the floor of the mouth, so it might get injured during this procedure. this nerve innervates the muscles of the...Read More

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Which suprahyoid muscles would be paralyzed if the inferior alveolar nerve were severed at its origin?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Mylohyoid m.- mylohyoid is innervated by the nerve to mylohyoid, which is a branch of the inferior alveolar nerve. the inferior alveolar nerve is a branch of the mandibular division of the...Read More

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Which event occurs first with regard to skeletal muscle contraction?

Paola.castro
Answered: Oct 28, 2017

Release of Calcium from Sarcoplasmic Reticulum. In order for Acetylcholine to be released by an axon end, Calcium has to be present, giving it the final "go" for a contraction to form.

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Does autonomy mean independence?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Superior gluteal -the superior gluteal nerve supplies gluteus minimus and medius-two muscles that are important abductors of the hip-and tensor fasciae latae. these muscles stabilize the pelvis when...Read More

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What Bone is this?

Samantha Stewart, Philanthropist
Answered: Dec 07, 2018

This is the right anterior femur. There are a few ways to say it, but I’m going to call it the right anterior femur for this answer. The femur itself (whether left or right) is often...Read More

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Which classification involves eight gradings for distal radial fractures based on involvement of the radiocarpal joint and distal radioulnar joint?

Michaelfacek
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Frykman

Frykman classification for classification of distal radial fractures: I: distal radius II: I + distal ulna III: distal radius with intra-articular involvement of radiocarpal...Read More

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How does autonomy affect behavior?

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Blocked duodenal papilla-(moore and dalley, p 288.) the likely cause of the elevated bilirubin is a blocked pancreatic and bile duct at the duodenal papilla. pancreatic cancer (usually ductal...Read More

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Which structure is most vulnerable to laceration when the femur is fractured, the broken distal end often turns posteriorly to enter the popliteal fossa due to muscle traction because of its...

John Smith
Answered: Apr 25, 2024

Popliteal a.-the popliteal fossa contains the popliteal artery, popliteal vein, common fibular nerve, and tibial nerve. the popliteal artery is the deepest structure in the fossa-it lies on the...Read More

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