ANATOMY upper limb - 3rd year revision Flashcards
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which nerve travels alongside the brachial artery
medium nerve
midshaft of humerus fracture
radial nerve damage- but posterior arm (ie triceps etc) will probs be fine bc it branches off before mid humerus
fracture of olecranon
ulnar nerve damage
cubital tunnel compression
ulnar nerve damage
carpal tunnel compression
median nerve damage
ulnar nerve cutaneous innervation of hand
pinkie and medial half of ring finger (dorsal and palmar)
median nerve cutaneous innervation of hand
lateral 3 1/2 digits of palm
radial nerve cutaneous innervation of hand
lateral 3 1/2 digits of dorsal hand (posterior)
radial nerve muscle innervation
posterior arm
posterior forearm
it ‘radiates’ down the back (also does most sensory innervation posteriorly)
anterior arm muscle innervation
musculocutaneous nerve
anterior forearm muscle innervation
median neve
apart from 2 supplied by the ulnar nerve - flexor carpi ulnaris and medial/ulnar half of flexor digitorum profundus
majority of hand muscle innervation
what are the exceptions
ulnar nerve
except LOAF muscles - supplied by median nerve
posterior forearm muscle innervation
radial nerve - posterior interosseous branch
posterior arm muscle innervation
radial nerve
LOAF muscles in hand innervation
median nerve
what nerve goes through guyons canal
ulnar nerve
which group of people get compression of guyons canal = ulnar nerve damage
cyclists
trapezius innervation
CN XI
serratus anterior innervation
long thoracic nerve
which compartment is the coracobrachialis part of
anterior arm
= BBC (biceps brachii, brachialis, coracobrachialis)
function of anterior arm
elbow flexion
function of posterior arm
elbow extension
function of anterior forearm
flex and pronate wrist
function of posterior forearm
extend and supinate wrist