What is the inferior border of the posterior abdominal wall? (inlet)

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What posterior abdominal wall muscle(s) aid in: unilateral - laterally flexes the trunk, and bilateral - extend the vertebral column?

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What posterior abdominal wall muscle(s) aid is connected to the quadriceps and aids in hip flexion?

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What blood vessel branches off to the left of the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the left kidney?

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What blood vessel branches off to the right of the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the right kidney?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the left leg?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the left leg to turn into femoral?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the left leg to turn into the medial fold?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the right leg?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the right leg to turn into femoral?

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What blood vessel branches off the descending abdominal aorta and goes to the right leg to turn into the medial fold?

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What are the blood vessels that branch off to the left and right of the inferior vena cava and go to the reproductive structures? (not knowing biological gender)

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What are the blood vessels that branch off the descending abdominal aorta and go to the ovaries?

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What are the blood vessels that branch off the descending abdominal aorta and go to the testes?

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What blood vessel goes behind the inferior vena cava?

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What blood vessel goes across the descending abdominal aorta?

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What blood vessel branches off to the left of the inferior vena cava and goes to the left kidney?

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What blood vessel branches off to the right of the inferior vena cava and goes to the right kidney?

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What are the blood vessels that branch off to the left and right of the descending abdominal aorta and go to the reproductive structures? (not knowing biological gender)

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What are the blood vessels that branch off the inferior vena cava and go to the ovaries?

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What are the blood vessels that branch off the inferior vena cava and go to the testes?

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What is the localized dilation of a vessel that typically occurs distal to the renal arteries above the bifurcation?

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What does AAA stand for?

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What disease is strongly correlated with AAA?

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What condition results from vessel tissue breakdown?

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How many nerves are in the lumbar plexus?

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Lumbar plexus: What sex does the genitofemoral nerve serve only as a sensory function for?

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Lumbar plexus: What sensory structure does the genitofemoral nerve innervate in a female?

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Lumbar plexus: What sensory structure does the genitofemoral nerve innervate in a male?

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Lumbar plexus: What motor structure does the genitofemoral nerve innervate in a male?

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Lumbar plexus: What two structures make up the vulva?

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Lumbar plexus: What movement does the cremaster muscle innervate?

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Lumbar plexus: What lumbar plexus nerve sensory innervates the lateral thigh?

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Lumbar plexus: What region does the femoral nerve innervate?

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Lumbar plexus: What action does the femoral nerve innervate?

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Lumbar plexus: What muscles does the femoral nerve innervate?

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Lumbar plexus: What region does the obturator nerve innervate?

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Lumbar plexus: What muscles does the femoral nerve innervate?

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What abdominal organ filters blood and controls blood pressure & volume?

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Where are the kidneys located? (vertebrae#)

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Kidney: Where does blood filtration occur?

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Kidney: Where does urine formation occur?

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Kidney: What are the tips of the renal pyramids called?

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Kidney: What is an extension of the cortex into the medulla?

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Kidney: What structure does blood filtration occur and is also where urine formation begins?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the glomerulus?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the renal pyramids?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the renal papillae?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the minor calyx?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the major calyx?

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Kidney: What is the next structure in urine formation after the renal pelvis?

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Kidney: What is the last structure in urine formation after the ureter?

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Kidney: What blood vessel does the blood supply originate from?

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Kidney: What is the first blood vessel of the blood supply that branches from the abdominal descending aorta?

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Kidney: What is the next blood vessel after the renal artery?

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Kidney: What is the next blood vessel after the lobar artery?

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Kidney: What is the next blood vessel after the interlobar artery?

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Kidney: What is the next blood vessel after the arcuate artery?

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Kidney: What is the last blood vessel after the interlobular artery? (where blood filtration occurs)

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Due to changes in body position, the ureter transports urine via?

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What structure is located superior to the kidneys?

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How many regions does the adrenal gland have?

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What region of the adrenal gland secretes hormones (sugar, salt, sex)?

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What region of the adrenal gland secretes epinephrine & norepinephrine (prolong sympathetic nervous system effects)?

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Urinary bladder: What involuntary structure is found at the neck of the bladder (inferior part)?

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Urinary Bladder: What voluntary structure is found within the urogenital diaphragm?

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Urinary bladder: How many regions are there in a male urethra?

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Urinary bladder: What is the first region of the male urethra? (full name)

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Urinary bladder: What is the second region of the male urethra? (full name)

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Urinary bladder: What is the third region of the male urethra? (full name)

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Urinary bladder: The prostatic urethra is commonly referred to as?

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Urinary bladder: The membranous urethra is commonly referred to as?

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Urinary bladder: The spongy urethra is commonly referred to as?

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Urinary bladder: What structure contains the prostatic urethra?

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What urinary structure also functions to produce a component of seminal fluid?

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Prostate Gland: How many functions does this structure serve?

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Prostate Gland: What is the urinary function of this structure

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Prostate Gland: What is the reproductive function of this structure?

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