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The inferior foramen of the Gunter's canal is formed by:
medial head of the quadriceps muscle
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bundles of the adductor magnus muscle
✅
between the semitendinosus and semimembranosus muscles
❌
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The descending artery of the knee and the saphenous nerve of the thigh leave the adductor (Hunterian) canal through the foramen:
top
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front
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bottom
0%
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The femoral nerve separates from the femoral artery behind the inguinal ligament by:
pectineal ligament
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iliopectineal ligament (arch)
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Cooper's ligament
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crescent-shaped edge
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The femoral nerve passes through:
vascular lacuna
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femoral canal
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muscle lacuna
0%
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The femoral vessels in the Hunter's canal (canalis adductorius) are accompanied by:
posterior cutaneous nerve of the thigh
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saphenous nerve
✅
femoral nerve
❌
sciatic nerve
❌
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The deep femoral ring (anulus femoralis) at the back limits:
femoral vein
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iliac ligament
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pectineal (pubic) ligament
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lacunar ligament
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The cellular space of the femoral triangle communicates with the posterior bed of the femur along:
circumflexa femoris medialis
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perforating arteries
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obturator artery
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The deep femoral ring (anulus femoralis) medially limits:
pubic ligament
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pectineal ligament
❌
iliac ligament
❌
lacunar ligament
✅
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The cellular space of the femoral triangle communicates with the posterior bed of the femur:
along a. circumflexa femoris medialis
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along the perforating arteries
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along the obturator artery
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The cellular space of the femoral triangle communicates with the bed of the adductor muscles along:
a. circumflexae femoris lateralis
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a. circumflexa femoris medialis
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a. obturator artery
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