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Perforating arteries of the thigh arise from:
circumflexa femoris medialis
❌
deep femoral artery
✅
femoral artery
❌
circumflexae femoris lateralis
❌
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Passes through the muscle lacuna:
iliopsoas muscle
✅
pectineus muscle
❌
quadriceps femoris muscle
❌
femoral vein
❌
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Medially from the femoral artery passes :
a. circumflexa ilium superficialis
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a. epigastrica superficialis
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a. circumflexa femoris medialis
❌
a. pudenda externa
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Laterally, the trigonum femorale (Scarpi) limits:
adductor magnus muscle
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quadriceps muscle
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sartorius muscle
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Laterally, in the direction of the anterior superior spine, the following departs from the femoral artery:
superficial epigastric artery
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superficial circumflex ilii artery
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external genital artery
0%
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In the direction of the navel, the following departs from the femoral artery:
a. circumflexa ilium superficialis
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a. epigastrica superficialis
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a. pudenda externa
0%
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In the upper third of Scarp's triangle, the femoral vein from the femoral artery is located:
behind
❌
in front
❌
medially
✅
laterally
❌
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In the adductor (Hunter) canal, the femoral vein lies in relation to the femoral artery:
anterior and medial
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posterior and lateral
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anterior and lateral
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posterior and medial
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Anastomoses with the arterial network of the knee:
the first perforating artery
❌
a. circumflexae femoris lateralis
✅
a. circumflexa femoris medialis
❌
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Abscesses of the lumbar region extend to the thigh:
through the muscle lacuna
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through the obturator canal
0%
through the femoral canal
0%
through the vascular lacuna
0%
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