a. Intrinsic muscle 1. Bertical brivrous strip b. Innervation c. Rectus sheath d

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a. Intrinsic muscle 1. Bertical brivrous strip b. Innervation c. Rectus sheath d. Linea alba e. Inguinal ligament f. Perineunm g Urogenital triangle h. Anal triangle . Superficial perineal space j. Urogenital diaphragm separating the rectus abdominis into right and left halves 2. 2. Layer of pelvic floor just deep to the skin Muscle entirely contained within a particular region, having both its origin and 5 insertion there Condition in which the viscera protrude through a weak point in the muscular7 wall of the abdominopelvic cavity The only muscle in the body with an origin and no insertion Aponeurosis that extends10. from the pubis to the anterior superior spine of the ilium Tendons of the infraspinatus, supraspinatus 3. 3. k. Pelvic diaphragm L. Rotator cuff 4. 6. m. Hernia n. Carpel tunnel syndrome o. Tongue 8. 5. 9. 6. 7. 12. 13. subscapularis, and teres minor Posterior half of the perineum 8. 14. 9. Fibrous sleeve enclosing the 15 rectus abdominis Nerve supply to an organ 10. 11. Deepest layer of pelvic floor 12. Anterior haif of the perineum 13. Diamond shaped region between the thighs bordered by the pubic symphysis, coccyx, and ischial tuberosities 14. Middie layer of pelvic floor 15. Cond tion characterized by inflamed, swollen, or fibrotic tissue in the wrist

Explanation / Answer

1. D = Linea alba
2. I = SUPERFICIAL PERINEAL SPACE
3. A = INTRINSIC MUSCLE
4. M = HERNIA
5. O = TONGUE
6. E = INGUINAL LIGAMENT
7. L = ROTATOR CUFF
8. H = ANAL TRIANGLE
9. C = RECTUS SHEATH
10. B = INNERVATION
11. K = PELVIC DIAPHRAGM
12. G = UROGENITAL TRIANGLE
13. F = PERINEUM
14. J = UROGENITAL DIAPHRAGM
15. N = CARPEL TUNNEL SYNDROME

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