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What is the primary function of superficial fascia?
What is the primary function of superficial fascia?
- Associated with the serous membranes lining body cavities
- Wrapping and packing deep structures of the body
- Mainly associated with the skin (correct)
- Insulating muscles, bones, nerves, and blood vessels
Which type of fascia is devoid of fat and covers most of the body parallel to the skin and subcutaneous tissue?
Which type of fascia is devoid of fat and covers most of the body parallel to the skin and subcutaneous tissue?
- Deep Fascia (correct)
- Visceral Fascia
- Superficial Fascia
- Investing Fascia
What are the thick sheets of deep fascia that extend centrally from the surrounding fascial sleeve to attach to bones called?
What are the thick sheets of deep fascia that extend centrally from the surrounding fascial sleeve to attach to bones called?
- Intermuscular Septum (correct)
- Investing Fascia
- Superficial Fascia
- Visceral Fascia
Which type of fascia is associated with individual muscles and neurovascular bundles?
Which type of fascia is associated with individual muscles and neurovascular bundles?
What does the word 'fascia' mean in Latin?
What does the word 'fascia' mean in Latin?
Flashcards
Superficial Fascia Function
Superficial Fascia Function
Primarily associated with the skin, providing insulation and cushioning.
Deep Fascia
Deep Fascia
A dense layer of fascia without fat, running parallel to the skin and subcutaneous tissue.
Intermuscular Septum
Intermuscular Septum
Thick fascial sheets extending from the fascial sleeve to bones, compartmentalizing muscles.
Investing Fascia
Investing Fascia
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Fascia Etymology
Fascia Etymology
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Study Notes
Fascia Types and Functions
- The primary function of superficial fascia is to connect the skin to underlying tissues and provide support.
Deep Fascia
- Deep fascia is devoid of fat and covers most of the body parallel to the skin and subcutaneous tissue.
Intermuscular Septa
- Intermuscular septa are thick sheets of deep fascia that extend centrally from the surrounding fascial sleeve to attach to bones.
Visceral Fascia and Neurovascular Fascia
- Visceral fascia is associated with organs, while neurovascular fascia is associated with individual muscles and neurovascular bundles.
Etymology of Fascia
- The word 'fascia' means "band" or "stripe" in Latin.
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