'Linea alba' diaporamas de présentation

Peer Support Quiz

Peer Support Quiz. Session 1. What is epidemiology? . What is epidemiology? . The study of disease in populations. What are the walls of the inguinal canal? . What are the walls of the inguinal canal? . Roof: Arching fibers of the transversus abdominus reinforced by the internal oblique

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Current Concepts in Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome

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Maternal Child Health Nursing

Maternal Child Health Nursing. Module 3. objectives. Discuss pregnancy and fetal well-being Discuss pregnancy complications. Physiological changes of pregnancy. Uterus

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The ORIGIN of a muscle is on the stationary bone

The ORIGIN of a muscle is on the stationary bone The INSERTION of a muscle is on the bone that moves. Scapula-2 heads. Scapula does not move so it is the origin. Biceps Brachii (contracting). Triceps Brachii (relaxing). Radial Tuberosity. Radius moves so it is the insertion.

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Teres Major

Teres Major. Meaning: teres- long and rounded shape Origin: lateral border of scapula Insertion: greater tubercle of humerus Action: lateral rotation at shoulder Stretch:. Teres Minor. Meaning: same as teres major Origin: inferior angle of scapula

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The Acute Surgical Abdomen

The Acute Surgical Abdomen. Ada Ekpe Amel Ibrahim. Contents. Anatomy Adominal pain Management of the acute abdomen: from history to exam Scars and surgeries Stomas Questions. Anatomy of the abdomen. 9 regions and 2 flanks Surface: Skin Linea alba and umbilicus Xiphisternum

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By Prof. Saeed Makarem

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hernia

hernia. Peresented by amirhosein kalantar. Definition Reducible Non-reducible ( incarcerated) Strangulated Internal External Interparietal. Location. Umbilicus Lumbar triangles Linea alba (epigastric) Surgical incisions Semi-lunar line Diaphragm Pelvis. Umbilical Hernia.

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THE RAT

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Muscles of the Human Body!

Muscles of the Human Body!. Vertebral Column and Thorax. Erector Spinae ( Iliocostalis , Longissimus , Spinalis ). Prime mover of back extension (3 columns of muscles) Elevates and straightens the spine. Iliocostalis. Longissimus. Spinalis. Quadratus Lumborum.

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Neck and Abdominal Muscle Quiz Practice. First three slides are without a word bank.

Neck and Abdominal Muscle Quiz Practice. First three slides are without a word bank. Give it a try! 4 th to 6 th slides have a word bank and the final 3 slides have the answers. . Actions word bank: Compress abdomen, rotate trunk and flex spine laterally.

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Strengthening

Strengthening. The CORE. The Core. Your core is known as many things: Abdomen Center Trunk Midline Torso Spinal Stabilizers Core strength is connected to every movement you will execute.

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Head, Neck and Anterior Torso Muscles

Head, Neck and Anterior Torso Muscles. Head model Link s. frontalis. epicranial aponeurosis. Facial Muscles. occipitalis. masseter. risorius. sternocleidomastoid. Muscles around the Mouth. orbicularis oculi. levator labii superioris. zygomaticus . orbicularis oris.

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Our most sincere thanks to her. Anterior Torso Muscles

The following photographs are courtesy of Patty Kappesser, BS, MA laboratory manager Department of Biological Sciences Northern Kentucky University. Our most sincere thanks to her. Anterior Torso Muscles. A nterior Torso Muscles (Thorax). Head. 1. Pectoralis major 2. Pectoralis minor

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Horse racing

Horse racing. By: halle b . Roman horse racing!!!!!!!!!. took place in the circus maximus Freedmen and slaves did the races At first the races only took place on religious holidays, but later they became more frequent . More roman horse racing.

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Muscles of the Ab wall and Pelvic Outlet

Muscles of the Ab wall and Pelvic Outlet . p. 201-203. Muscles of Abdominal Wall. Linea Alba: band of tough connective tissue that extends from xiphoid process to symphysis pubis. Contraction decreases size of ab. Cavity and increases pressure inside. Aid in: Forcing air out of lungs

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