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axilla

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(armpit) inferior to shoulder joint

- superior to axillary fascia @ juction of arm y thorax

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apex boundary of axilla

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middle 1/3 of clavicle (cervico-axillary canal)

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base boundary of axilla

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axillary fascia

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anterior wall boundary of axilla

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pectoralis muscles (major + minor)

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posterior wall boundary of axilla

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subscapularis
teres major
latissimus dorsie (anterior scapulae)

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medial wall boundary of axilla

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serratus anterior (ribs)

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lateral wall boundary of axilla

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biceps brachii

coracobrachialis (humerus)

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cervico-axillary canal

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passage between neck + axilla for VAN

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contents of axilla

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portions of biceps brachii + coracobrachialis muscles

- breast tissue (females)

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nerves of the axilla

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(1) cords + branches of brachial plexus
(2) pectoral nerve
(3) subscapular nerve
(4) long thoracic nerve

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blood vessels of the axilla

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axillary vein

axillary artery

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axillary vein

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drains axilla

  • large
  • exposed
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axillary artery

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supplies axilla

- palpable against lateral wall (medial wall of arm)

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clinical application: AXILLA

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ticklish = somatic reflexes to protect nerves

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axillary lymph nodes

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apical nodes receive lymphatic flow from other axillary nodes

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clinical application: AXILLARY NODES

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plays essential role in cancer spreading

- receive lymphatic flow from other axillary nodes

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compartments of the arm

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anterior compartment

posterior compartment

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anterior compartment of the arm

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3 flexors supplied by musculocutaneus nerve

front - flexors (M)

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flexors of anterior compartment in the arm

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(1) coracobrachialis
(2) biceps brachii
(3) brachialis

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posterior compartment of the arm

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1 extensor supplied by radial nerve
- triceps brachii

back = extend (R)

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synergist

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muscles that help the prime movers

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antagonist

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muscles that work against synergist + prime mover

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coracobrachialis

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anterior arm compartment

O: coracoid process of scapula
I: medial humerus
A: flex & stabilize arm + weak addution of arm
N: musculocutaneous (C6 – C7)

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biceps brachii

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anterior arm compartment

O: long head (lateral): supraglenoid tubercle of scapula + short head (medial): coracoid process of scapula
I: radial tuberosity + bicipital aponeurosis
A: 1˚ supinator & flexes forearm
N: musculocutaneous (C5 – C6)

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brachialis
anterior arm compartment O: anterior & distal ½ humerus I: coronoid process + tuberosity of ulna A: flex forearm (1˚ flexor) N: musculocutaneous (C5 – C6)
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triceps brachii
posterior arm compartment O: (long head) infraglenoid tubercle of scapula + (lateral head) upper posterior humerus + (medial head) lower posterior humerus I: olecranon A: extend forearm + (long head) aids adduction if arm is abducted N: radial nerve (C6 – C8) *most commonly injured nerve since extremely peripheral
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elbow articulations
humerus + ulna humerus + radius
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elbow arthrology
hinge synovial - movement: flexion + extension - carrying angle: 170˚ **most power at an angle in anatomical position rather than straight
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carrying angle
angle where elbow sits in anatomical position
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elbow ligaments (3)
ulnar collateral ligament radial collateral ligament anterior ligament of radius
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clinical application: ELBOW
student's elbow ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction
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student's elbow
bursitis/inflammation of subcutaneous bursa (olecranon bursa) - very superficial - easier to agitate
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ulnar collateral ligament (UCL) reconstruction
"Tommy John surgery" - named after the 1st baseball player who had the surgery - surgery to reconstruct ulnar collateral ligament - common in athletes who throw - caused by repetitive stress on elbow tendons - use palmaris long use tendon for replacing ulnar collateral ligament - long recovery - causes tingling sensation of funny bone
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palmaris longus tendon
tendon located on palmar side of wrist - absent in 15-20% of population - used for grafting/replacing ulnar collateral ligament
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forearm
area from elbow to wrist | - includes radius + ulna + interosseus membrane (IOM)
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proximal radioulnar joint
head of radius w/ radial notch of ulna - pivot synovial - anular ligament secures head of radius
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muscles that pronate radioulnar joint
``` pronator teres (proximal) pronator quadratus (distal / by wrist) ```
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muscle that supinate radioulnar joint
supinator
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subluxation of radial head
complete dislocation of radial head - may slide back into socket - occurs mostly in children **parents swinging child by arms (may be fun but could be dangerous)
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distal radioulnar joint
head of ulna w/ ulnar notch of radius - pivot synovial - triangular ligament (articular disc)
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ligaments of the distral radioulnar joint
dorsal radioulnar ligament | palmar radioulnar ligament
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triangular ligament
"articular disc" radius (broad end) w/ styloid process of ulna
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interosseus membrane FCN
(1) connects radius + ulna | (2) separates anterior / posterior compartments
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anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
``` superficial group (5) deep group (3) ```
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flexor retinaculum
(1) covers tendon like a bracelet to keep muscles down | (2) prevent bulging
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superficial group of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
``` pronator teres palmaris longus flexor carpi radialis flexor carpi ulnaris flexor digitorum superficialis ``` **flexors
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superficial group muscles of forearm
anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) ``` pronator teres palmaris longus flexor carpi radialis flexor carpi ulnaris flexor digitorum superficialis ```
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2nd layer of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
flexor digitorum superficialis
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2nd layer of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
flexor digitorum superficialis
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pronator teres
superficial group (1st layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) ``` O: (humeral head) medial epicondyle humerus + common flexor tendon (ulnar head) coronoid process of ulna I: lateral radius A: pronate & flex forearm N: median nerve (C6 – C7) ```
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palmaris longus
superficial group (1st layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) ``` O: medial epicondyle humerus + common flexor tendon I: flexor retinaculum palmar aponeurosis A: flex hand @ wrist N: median nerve (C6 – C7) ``` * *absent in 14% of population * *tendon = superficial to flexor retinaculum
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flexor carpi radialis
superficial group (1st layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: medial epicondyle humerus + common flexor tendon I: base of metacarpals #2 - 3 A: flex hand @ wrist + synergistic abduction w/ extensor carpi radialis longus & brevis N: median nerve (C6 – C7) **flex wrist radial side
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flexor carpi ulnaris
superficial group (1st layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: (humeral head) medial epicondyle humerus + common flexor tendon (ulnar head) olecranon & shaft ulna I: pisiform + hook of hamate + base of metacarpal #5 A: flex hand @ wrist + synergistic adduction w/ extensor carpi ulnaris N: ulnar (C8 – T1) **flex wrist ulnar side
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flexor digitorum superficialis
superficial group (2nd layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: (humeroulnar head) medial epicondyle humerus + common flexor tendon + coronoid process of ulna I: 4 tendons divide into 2 slips each, insert onto middle phalanges digits #2 – 5 A: flex middle phalanges #2 – 5 N: median nerve (C7 – C8, T1) * *largest superficial * *4 tendons pass deep to flexor retinaculum thru carpal tunnel
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deep group of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
flexor digitorum profundus flexor pollicis longus pronator quadratus **does not cross elbow
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flexor digitorum profundu
deep group (3rd layer of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
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3rd layer of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm)
flexor digitorum profundus | flexor pollicis longus
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flexor digitorum profundus
deep group (3rd layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: shaft ulna + interosseous membrane I: base distal phalanges #2 – 5 A: flex distal phalanges #2 – 5 N: ulnar nerve medial ½ (digits #4 – 5) + median nerve lateral ½ (digits #2 – 3) * *4 tendons in carpal tunnel * *holds fingers 2-5 together
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flexor pollicis longus
deep group (3rd layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: shaft radius + interosseous membrane I: base distal phalanx of thumb A: flex thumb (distal phalanx) N: median nerve (C8, T1) * *pollex = thumb * *tendon in carpal tunnel
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pronator quadrauts
deep group (4th layer) of anterior antebrachial muscles (forearm) O: distal shaft ulna I: distal shaft radius A: pronate forearm N: median nerve (C8, T1) **deepest forearm muscle
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carpal tunnel
passageway btwn forearm + palmar hand
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groupings of the posterior antebrachial group (forearm)
``` superficial group (7) deep group (5) ``` **extensors
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features of the posterior antebrachial group (forearm)
extensor retinaculum synovial tendon sheaths **remember radial groove
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function of synovial tendon sheaths
synovial membrane that decrease friction
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superficial group of posterior antebrachial group (forearm)
``` brachioradialis extensor carpi radialis longus extensor carpi radialis brevis extensor digitorum extensor digiti minimi extensor carpi ulnaris anconeus ```
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brachioradialis
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral humerus I: styloid process of radius A: flex forearm N: radial nerve (C5 – C6) **only flexor (elbow) in posterior compartment
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extensor carpi radialis longus
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral humerus I: distal base METACARPALS #2 A: extand hang @ wrist + synergistic abduction w/ flexor carpi radialis N: radial nerve (C6 – C7)
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extensor carpi radialis brevis
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral epicondyle humerus + common extensor tendon I: dorsal base metacarpal #3 A: extend hang @ wrist +synergistic abduction w/ flexor carpi radialis N: radial nerve (C6 – C8)
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extensor digitorum
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral epicondyle humerus + common extensor tendon I: dorsal surface phalanges #2 – 5 A: extend digits #2 – 5 N: radial nerve (C6 – C8)
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extensor digiti minimi
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral epicondyle humerus + common extensor tendon I: dorsal surface digit #5 A: extend 5th digit N: radial nerve (C6 – C8)
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extensor carpi ulnaris
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral epicondyle humerus + common extensor tendon I: dorsal base metacarpal #5 A: extend hand @ wrist + synergistic adduction w/ flexor carpi ulnaris N: radial nerve (C6 – C8)
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anconeus
superficial group - posterior antebrachial group (forearm) O: lateral epicondyle humerus I: olecranon A: extend forearm (assists triceps) N: radial (C7 – C8) **part of triceps brachii
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deep group of posterior antebrachial muscles
``` abductor pollicis longus (APL) extensor pollicis longus (EPL) extensor pollicis brevis (EPB) extensor indices supinator ``` **not visible on arm models, only ADAM
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muscles that act on thumb | deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles
abductor pollicis longus (APL) extensor pollicis longus (EPL) extensor pollicis brevis (EPB)
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abductor pollicis longus (APL)
deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles O: posterior radius + posterior ulna + interosseous membrane I: dorsal base metacarpal #1 A: abduct + extend thumb N: radial (C6 – C7) **bottom
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extensor pollicis longus (EPL)
deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles O: posterior ulna + interosseous membrane I: distal phalanx of thumb A: extend thumb N: radial (C6 – C8) **top
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extensor pollicis brevis (EPB)
deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles O: posterior radius + interosseous membrane I: proximal phalanx of thumb A: extend thumb N: radial (C6 – C7) **bottom
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extensor indices
deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles O: posterior ulna + interosseous membrane I: phalanges digit #2 A: extend index finger N: radial (C6 – C8)
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supinator
deep group - posterior antebrachial muscles O: lateral epicondyle humerus + anular ligament I: lateral proximal 1/3 radius A: supinate forearm N: radial C6
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anatomical snuff box
the indent on the dorsal side of hand by the thumb when it is abducted/flexed
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boundaries of the anatomical snuff box
tendons of: - extensor pollicis longus - extensor pollicis brevis - abductor pollicis longus
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contents in the anatomical snuff box
radial artery radial styloid process scaphoid trapezium

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