Class 2 Flashcards
(42 cards)
Where does the ulna connect with
Trochlea of humerus
Where doe radius connect
Capitulum
Where does olecranon of ulna connect
Olecranon fossa
What is above the trochlea
Coronoid fossa
What is above the capitulum
Radial fossa
How do you differentiate between epicondyles
Medial is larger and extends more
What runs between tuberosity
Intertubercular groove
What are the muscles of anterior arm
Biceps brachii
Coracobrachialis
Brachialis
What are the actions of biceps
Flexoin
Supination
What are the actions of other anterior arm muscles
Flexion
Wha nerve innervates anterior arm muscles
Musculcutaneous
Where does biceps attach
Long head - supraglenoid tubercle
Short head - coracoid process
Into radial tuberosity of radius
Where does carcobrachialis attach
Coracoid process - medial humerus
Found underneath detoid / biceps
Where does brachialis attach
Coronoid process of ulna + ulnar tuberosity
What artery supplies the arm
Brachial
How are the arteries in the arm broken up
Subclavian - axillary at 1st rib
Brachial at teres major
Radial and ulnar at cubital fossa
Course of median and ulnar nerve
Ulnar nerve - most medial Ulnar artery Median nerve - very deep Radial artery Radial nerve - deep behind muscle
What is the lymphatic drainage of the arm
Axillary lymph node
Where does lymph from RUQ go
Right lymphatic duct
Where does lymph from everywhere else go
Thoracic duct
What would fracture of radial groove damage
Radial nerve
What would fracture of medial epicondyle damage
Ulnar nerve
What would surgical neck fracture damage
Axillary nerve
What are the medial and lateral borders of cubital fossa
Medial = pronator teres Lateral = brachioradialis