Rapid Review Gross and Developmental Anatomy

by Moore & Roy

• ISBN13: 9780323012010
• ISBN10: 0323012019
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Nonspecific Binding
• Copyright: 2003-06-12
• Publisher: Mosby

Summary

This text offers a comprehensive yet concise review of gross and developmental anatomy while discussing all of the relevant clinical information. The review chapters in the first section of the text are in a user-friendly outline format with high-yield information located in margin notes and clinical topics discussed within the outline and in clinical boxes. The second section of the book contains two 50-questions exams in USMLE format. A CD-ROM that accompanies the book contains a full-color art program, 500 board-style questions and answers with rationales for correct answers as well as all incorrect choices, and a quizzing function that gives scores at the end of the exams. Outstanding Features - Book: Information is presented in an easy-to-read outline format, ideal for rapid review prior to taking the Boards. Two 50-question exams, in Board-style format, test readers' mastery of all essential knowledge. Rationales for all answers explain why each response is correct or incorrect. "High yield" margin notes identify need-to-know material. A table of common laboratory values presents the data needed to answer many of the questions. Outstanding Features - CD-ROM: Over 500 multiple-choice questions-many accompanied by clinical vignettes and full-color illustrations-offer users additional test-taking practice. Users can view answers and rationales for these questions. A scoring system helps users pinpoint their strengths and weaknesses. "Test mode" enables users to take timed tests of 50 questions covering either the entire spectrum of pharmacology or just the topics specific to one body system. "Tutorial mode" allows users to customize content review.

Author Biography

N. Anthony Moore, PhD: Associate Professor of Anatomy, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson William A. Roy, PhD, PT: Associate Professor of Anatomy, Associate Professor of Physical Therapy, University of Mississippi Medical Center, Jackson

Table of Contents

Back	p. 1
Typical vertebra	p. 1
Vertebral column	p. 2
Joints and ligaments of vertebral column	p. 6
Development of vertebral column	p. 12
Congenital abnormalities of vertebral column	p. 12
Muscles of back	p. 13
Meninges and spinal cord	p. 15
Autonomic nervous system	p. 23
Thorax	p. 25
Thoracic wall	p. 25
Pleura	p. 30
Trachea and bronchi	p. 31
Lungs	p. 32
Development of respiratory system and related defects	p. 35
Respiration and respiratory diaphragm	p. 37
Mediastinum	p. 41
Pericardium and heart	p. 42
Blood vessels and nerves of thorax	p. 58
Esophagus and thymus	p. 64
Abdomen	p. 67
Anterior abdominal wall	p. 67
Peritoneum and peritoneal cavity	p. 75
Gastrointestinal viscera	p. 78
Development of midgut	p. 85
Liver, biliary system, pancreas, and spleen	p. 86
Development of liver, pancreas, and spleen	p. 93
Posterior abdominal wall	p. 95
Development of kidney and suprarenal gland	p. 98
Abdominal aorta, inferior vena cava, hepatic portal venous system, and portocaval anastomoses	p. 100
Nerves of abdomen	p. 102
Pelvis and Perineum	p. 106
Bony pelvis	p. 106
Pelvic measurements	p. 107
Differences between male and female bony pelvis	p. 108
Joints of pelvis	p. 109
Pelvic cavity	p. 109
Other features of pelvic walls and floor	p. 110
Pelvic organs in both male and female	p. 111
Male pelvic structures	p. 116
Female pelvic structures	p. 119
Vessels of pelvis	p. 123
Nerves of pelvis	p. 125
Perineum	p. 127
Male external genitalia and associated structures	p. 135
Female external genitalia and associated structures	p. 137
Development of genital system	p. 138
Lower Extremity	p. 144
Skeleton of lower extremity	p. 144
Joints of lower extremity	p. 151
Gluteal region	p. 159
Thigh	p. 161
Popliteal region and leg	p. 167
Foot	p. 171
Veins of lower extremity	p. 174
Innervation of lower extremity	p. 175
Nerve injuries of lower extremity	p. 176
Lymphatics of lower extremity	p. 178
Limb development	p. 179
Upper Extremity	p. 180
Skeleton of upper extremity	p. 180
Joints of upper extremity	p. 187
Pectoral region, shoulder, and axilla	p. 192
Arm and forearm	p. 198
Hand and wrist	p. 202
Innervation of upper extremity	p. 209
Nerve injuries of upper extremity	p. 211
Limb development	p. 215
Neck	p. 217
Triangles of neck	p. 217
Cervical fascia	p. 219
Muscles of neck	p. 221
Arteries of neck	p. 221
Veins of neck and superficial head	p. 225
Lymphatics in neck	p. 227
Nerves of neck	p. 227
Pharynx	p. 232
Larynx	p. 238
Thyroid gland	p. 242
Parathyroid glands	p. 245
Trachea	p. 245
Esophagus	p. 245
Head	p. 246
Skull	p. 246
Scalp and face	p. 253
Parotid, temporal, and infratemporal regions	p. 256
Cranial cavity, meninges, and dural venous sinuses	p. 263
Blood supply of brain	p. 269
Orbit	p. 270
Nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses	p. 278
Pterygopalatine fossa	p. 284
Oral cavity	p. 286
Ear	p. 290
Development of pharyngeal apparatus	p. 295
Summary of cranial nerves	p. 301
Table of Common Laboratory Values	p. 304
Tests	p. 307
Test 1 Questions	p. 307
Test 1 Answers and Discussions	p. 317
Test 2 Questions	p. 343
Test 2 Answers and Discussions	p. 351
Index	p. 375
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