9 of 9 cards, in dossier order
M-044 · Mnemonic
Direct vs indirect inguinal hernia vs the inferior epigastric vessels
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-044 · MDs don't LIe
The expansion Medial to the inferior epigastric artery/vessels = Direct Lateral = Indirect Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them Journal variant label: "the MD is IL" (Medial/Direct, Indirect/Lateral) Sources QBankMD, MCCQE1 Guide EnterMedSchool, Inguinal Hernia glossary "Muscle beach: abdominal wall musculature and associated hernias" (journal variant) EpoMedicine, Inguinal Canal Mnemonics Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-044 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-045 · Mnemonic
Boundaries of Hesselbach's triangle
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-045 · RIP
The expansion Rectus abdominis (medial border) Inferior epigastric vessels (lateral/superolateral border) Poupart's (inguinal) ligament (inferior border) Sources EnterMedSchool, Inguinal Hernia glossary Brainscape, Hernias deck Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-045 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-046 · Mnemonic
Femoral triangle contents, lateral → medial (the NAVY family)
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-046 · NAVEL
The expansion Nerve Artery Vein Empty space Lymphatics Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them NAVY: Femoral Nerve · Femoral Artery · Femoral Vein · Y-fronts NAVY-C adds: Femoral Canal (lymphatic vessels and nodes) VAN = the same contents read medial → lateral Sources Brainscape, Hernias deck FacMedicine, Hernias Explained ("NAVY VAN") Scribd, Anatomy Mnemonics compilation INT Phase 2 #14 (NAVEL form) Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-046 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-047 · Mnemonic
Femoral triangle boundaries
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-047 · SAIL
The expansion Sartorius (lateral border) Adductor longus (medial border) Inguinal Ligament (superior border) Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them "The femoral triangle is shaped like a SAIL" Sources Brainscape, Hernias deck Scribd, Anatomy Mnemonics compilation Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-047 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-048 · Mnemonic
Boundaries of the femoral canal
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-048 · FLIP
The expansion Femoral vein (lateral) Lacunar ligament (medial) Inguinal ligament (anterior) Pectineal ligament (posterior) Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them The four boundaries themselves are the standard anatomy (TeachMeAnatomy / Ellis); the FLIP label is the dossier deck's carrier — a label-provenance note, as the adjudication records. Sources TeachMeAnatomy — The Femoral Canal Ellis, Clinical Anatomy (femoral canal boundaries) Brainscape, Hernias deck Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-048 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-049 · Mnemonic
Walls of the inguinal canal — "2M, 2A, 2L, 2T"
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-049 · MALT
The expansion Muscles — internal oblique · transversus abdominis Aponeuroses — external oblique · internal oblique Ligaments — inguinal · lacunar Transversalis fascia · conjoint Tendon Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them The internal corpus's compressed form of this device is superseded by this full 2M/2A/2L/2T form (adjudication, D-11). Sources EpoMedicine, Inguinal Canal Mnemonics (SALP 2 X MALT) Kenhub, Inguinal Canal INT Phase 2 #20 (compressed form — superseded) Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-049 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-061 · Mnemonic
Contents of the spermatic cord (phrase device)
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-061 · Papers Don't Contribute To A Good Specialist Level
The expansion Pampiniform plexus Ductus (vas) deferens Cremasteric artery Testicular artery Artery of the ductus deferens Genital branch of genitofemoral nerve Sympathetic nerve fibres Lymphatic vessels Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them FLAG (adjudication §6): the carrier phrase's Radiopaedia provenance rests on a Scribd reproduction — the Radiopaedia original was not opened. The eight contents themselves are verified against TeachMeAnatomy's spermatic-cord list. Sources TeachMeAnatomy — spermatic cord contents Radiopaedia, Spermatic Cord Contents (via Scribd reproduction) Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-061 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-062 · Mnemonic
Contents of the spermatic cord (numeric rule)
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-062 · Rule of 3s (3-3-3-3)
The expansion 3 fascial layers — external spermatic · cremasteric · internal spermatic 3 arteries — testicular · cremasteric · artery of the vas 3 veins — pampiniform plexus · cremasteric vein · vein of the vas 3 nerves — genital branch of genitofemoral (nerve to cremaster) · sympathetic fibres T10–11 · ilioinguinal (strictly, on and not in the cord) Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them Variant footnoted at adjudication: some textbooks omit the cremasteric nerve, yielding a 2-nerve form. FLAG (adjudication §6): the Radiopaedia original was not opened in the adjudication pass; the canonical form above is fixed from Ellis's textbook. Sources Ellis, Clinical Anatomy (p. 79) ReviseAnatomy, Rule of 3s Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-062 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it
M-063 · Mnemonic
Fascial coverings of the spermatic cord, inside → out
⏳ Pending triple review
🔄 Flip the card — the expansion, letter by letter
M-063 · ICE tie
The expansion Internal spermatic fascia (from transversalis fascia) Cremasteric fascia (from internal oblique) External spermatic fascia (from external oblique aponeurosis) Variants & notes — as the dossier prints them Inside → out order. The "ICE tie" label is the dossier deck's; the coverings and their parent layers are TeachMeAnatomy's. Sources TeachMeAnatomy — spermatic cord coverings Brainscape, MRCS Abdomen & Pelvis cards Grade yourself — spaced repetition
Verification stamp: ⏳ Pending triple review · Mnemonics Production Dossier + Adjudication Pass — READY set, entry M-063 Permalink to this card
↩ Flip back to the device
🏷️ BookmarkClick the card — or focus it and press Enter — to flip it