forearm Flashcards
define supination
rotate forearm and hand so palm is facing superiorly
define pronation
rotate forearm and hand so palm is facing down / posteriorly
ulna forms what kind of joint w humerus?
hinge joint that has restricted movement
radius forms what kind of joint w humerus?
ball and socket joint that has A LOT of movement
anular ligament location and function
a “collar” around proximal part of radius to hold it in place
-> the radius spins within this ligament
interosseous membrane location and function and what kind of joint it forms
attaches radius to ulna
forms syndesmosis joint between radius and ulna
is surface of attachment for many muscles
define syndesmosis joint
a joint formed out of a large connective tissue structure holding two bones together
interosseous membrane can transfer force from wrist to elbow only in what orientation?
supination
(in pronation, interosseous membrane is folded up)
proximal radioulnar joint definition and location and function
synovial pivot joint
articulates w ulnar notch
allows motion of radius from supination to pronation
distal radioulnar joint definition and location and function
synovial pivot joint
articulates w radial notch
allows motion of radius from supination to pronation
digit I =
pollex
digit II =
indicis
digiti V =
digiti minimi
brachial artery branches into what 2 arteries?
radial artery
ulnar artery
ulnar artery branches into what 2 arteries?
anterior interosseous artery
posterior interosseous artery
lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve comes from what nerve?
musculocutaneous nerve
posterior antebrachial cutaneous nerve comes from what nerve?
radial nerve
ulnar nerve branches into what?
DOES NOT branch
median nerve branches into what nerve?
anterior interosseous nerve
radial nerve branches into what 2 nerves?
superficial radial nerve
deep radial nerve
deep radial nerve becomes what nerve? when?
posterior interosseous nerve after emerging from supinator
what are the 3 deep extensor muscles that “poke out” from underneath superficial extensor muscles to go to the thumb? (laterally → medially)
abductor pollicis longus m.
extensor pollicis brevis m.
extensor pollicis longus m.