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c. serratus anterior muscle; d. humerus, coracobrachialis and short head of the biceps.
a. hydradenitis;
b. trophic ulcer;
c. furuncle;
d. eczema;
e. psoriasis.
4. Name interrelation of axillary vein and axillary artery in clavipectoral triangle of the axilla.
5. Name interrelation of brachial plexus and axillary artery in clavipectoral triangle of the axilla.
a. median nerve;
b. radial nerve;
c. musculocutaneous nerve;
d. ulnar nerve;
a. median nerve
b. radial nerve;
c. musculocutaneous nerve;
d. ulnar nerve;
a. subscapularis;
b. teres major;
a. subscapularis;
b. teres major;
a. axillary artery;
b. axillary nerve;
a. axillary artery;
b. axillary nerve;
13. What branches arise from the axillary artery in clavipectoral triangle?
b. thoracoacromial artery;
14. What branches arise from the axillary artery in pectoral triangle?
b. thoracoacromial artery;
d. subscapular artery;
15. What branches arise from the axillary artery in pectoral triangle?
a. intertubercular;
b. subacromial;
c. subscapular;
d. subcoracoid; e. infraspinatus.
a. intertubercular;
b. subacromial;
c. subscapular;
d. subcoracoid;
e. axillar.
a. intercostobrachial nerve;
19. By what muscles is the deep layer of the arm anterior surface presented?
a. biceps muscle;
b. triceps muscle;
c. coracobrachialis;
d. brachialis.
20. What are the elements of neurovascular fascicle of the anterior surface of the arm?
b. profunda brachii artery, vein and radial nerve; c. radial recurrent artery, vein and radial nerve;