ANATOMY upper limb - 3rd year revision Flashcards

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1
Q

which nerve travels alongside the brachial artery

A

medium nerve

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2
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midshaft of humerus fracture

A

radial nerve damage- but posterior arm (ie triceps etc) will probs be fine bc it branches off before mid humerus

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3
Q

fracture of olecranon

A

ulnar nerve damage

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4
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cubital tunnel compression

A

ulnar nerve damage

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5
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carpal tunnel compression

A

median nerve damage

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6
Q

ulnar nerve cutaneous innervation of hand

A

pinkie and medial half of ring finger (dorsal and palmar)

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7
Q

median nerve cutaneous innervation of hand

A

lateral 3 1/2 digits of palm

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8
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radial nerve cutaneous innervation of hand

A

lateral 3 1/2 digits of dorsal hand (posterior)

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9
Q

radial nerve muscle innervation

A

posterior arm
posterior forearm

it ‘radiates’ down the back (also does most sensory innervation posteriorly)

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10
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anterior arm muscle innervation

A

musculocutaneous nerve

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11
Q

anterior forearm muscle innervation

A

median neve

apart from 2 supplied by the ulnar nerve - flexor carpi ulnaris and medial/ulnar half of flexor digitorum profundus

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12
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majority of hand muscle innervation

what are the exceptions

A

ulnar nerve

except LOAF muscles - supplied by median nerve

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13
Q

posterior forearm muscle innervation

A

radial nerve - posterior interosseous branch

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14
Q

posterior arm muscle innervation

A

radial nerve

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15
Q

LOAF muscles in hand innervation

A

median nerve

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16
Q

what nerve goes through guyons canal

17
Q

which group of people get compression of guyons canal = ulnar nerve damage

18
Q

trapezius innervation

19
Q

serratus anterior innervation

A

long thoracic nerve

20
Q

which compartment is the coracobrachialis part of

A

anterior arm

= BBC (biceps brachii, brachialis, coracobrachialis)

21
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function of anterior arm

A

elbow flexion

22
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function of posterior arm

A

elbow extension

23
Q

function of anterior forearm

A

flex and pronate wrist

24
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function of posterior forearm

A

extend and supinate wrist

25
which muscle in the anterior forearm has a dual nerve supply
flexor digitorum profundus
26
which compartment is the brachioradialis in
posterior forearm
27
where is the hypothenar eminence | what nerve supplies it
next to pinkie finger supplied by ulnar ``` Thenar = Thumb pinkie = ulnar side ```
28
where is the thenar eminence | what nerve supplies it
next to thumb supplied by median nerve (one of the LOAF muscles) ``` Thenar = Thumb thumb = not on ulnar side = median ```
29
is the hypothenar or the thenar eminence affected in carpal tunnel
thenar eminence - as supplied by the median
30
LOAF muscles in hand supplied by median nerve
Lumbricals (2 of the 4, other 2 = ulnar supply) Opponens pollicis Abductor pollicis brevis Flexor pollicis brevis thenar eminence - 3 pollicis muscles = opponens, abductor, flexor
31
what does the ulnar nerve supply in the hand
everything apart form 5 LOAF muscles (2 lubricals and 3 thenar eminence muscles (OAF))
32
ulnar nerve palsy
claw hand