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Surface Anatomy

QuestionAnswer
Fleshy part of external ear Auricle
Opening within the auricle External acoustic meatus
Rim of auricle helix
Partially protects the acoustic canal tragus
Flared posteriolateral margin of each nostril Ala nasi
Tip of nose apex
opening of nose nostril
midline vertical depression between nose and lip philtrum
holds/attaches tongue lingual frenulum
Aka adam's apple thyroid cartilage
abdomen ribs up thorax
abdomen ribs down abdomino pelvic
aka belly button umbilicus
right side between anterior superior iliac spine and belly button McBurney's point
groin line inguinal ligament
bottom of sternum xiphoid process
angle below xiphoid infrasternal angle
What is considered the triangle of auscultation? rhomboid major, trapezius, latissimus dorsi
middle of back median furrow
butt crack natal cleft
under the armpit axilla
triangle in elbow pit cubital fossa
vein to give blood medial cubital vein
"bumpers" on elbows humeral epicondyles
sharp point of elbow olecranon
"wrist" styloid process of ulna and radius
base of thumb thenar eminence
base of pinky hypothenar eminence
triangle between extended thumb and wrist anatomic snuff box
Where does IM injections go in gluteal region? Upper lateral quarter
"bumpers" on knee medial and lateral femoral epicondyles
back of knee popliteal fossa
calcaneal tendon calcaneus
neck region cervical
shin bone region crural
bottom of foot plantar
Created by: julie.russell
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