UE Nerves Flashcards

(39 cards)

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axillary nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots

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posterior cord

C5 - C6

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axillary nerve - motor supply

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teres minor + deltoid

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axillary nerve - sensory supply

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lower half of deltoid and upper part of long head of triceps

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axillary nerve - injured due to:

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  • dislocation of shoulder
  • fx of surgical neck of humerus
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axillary nerve - effects of injury

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  • “square shoulder” from deltoid muscle atrophy
  • sensory loss over lower half of deltoid
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radial nerve - branch of brachial plexus + nerve roots

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posterior cord

C5-8, T1

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radial nerve - motor supply

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triceps, anconeus, brachioradialis, supinator, abductor pollicis longus, extensor muscles

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radial nerve - sensory supply

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lower half of lateral side of arm; back of arm and forearm; lateral half of dorsal of hand; lateral two and half digits and thumb

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radial nerve - injury

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radial tunnel syndrome (tenderness in ext muscle mass of forearm; pain w/ long finger ext); posterior interosseous nerve syndrome; wrist drop

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ulnar nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve root

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medial cord

C7 - T1

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ulnar nerve - what it passes through to enter the hand

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guyots canal/tunnel

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ulnar nerve - motor supply

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dorsal and palmar interossei; adductor pollicis; opponens digiti minimi; flexor digiti minimi; abductor digiti minimi; flexor pollicis brevis; flexor digitorum profundus (median half); flexor carpi ulnaris; lumbricals 3-4

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ulnar nerve - sensory supply

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  • palmar branch = medial 1/2 of palm
  • dorsal branch = dorsal aspect of medial one and half fingers
  • superficial branch = 1/2 of 4-5 digiti
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ulnar nerve - injuries

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  • cubital tunnel syndrome (affected sensation, inability to grip paper)
  • guyot’s canal syndrome (sensory changes and progressive weakness distal to site)
  • ulnar claw hand (hyperext 4-5th MCP, flex 4-5 IP due to weakness of lumbricals and interossei)
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median nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots

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medial and lateral cord

C5-8, T1

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median nerve - enters hand via:

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carpal tunnel

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median nerve - motor supply

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flexor digitorum profundus (radial half); flexor pollicis longus; pronator quadrates; abductor pollicis brevis; pronator teres; opponens pollicis; palmares longus; lumbricals 1-2; flexor carpi radialis; flexor digitorum superficialis; flexor pollicis brevis

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median nerve - sensory supply

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lateral 2/3 of palm; dorsal tips of 1-3 fingers; palmar skin of lateral three and half fingers

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median nerve - injuries

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  • pronator teres syndrome (muscle normal, but others and sensory affected)
  • carpal tunnel syndrome (compressed under flexor retinaculum)
  • ape hand deformity (wasting of thenar eminence - median nerve palsy)
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msuculocutaneous nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve root

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lateral cord

C5-7

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msuculocutaneous nerve - motor supply

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biceps, brachial, coracobrachialis

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msuculocutaneous nerve - sensory supply

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lateral cutaneous nerve of forearm = skin on lateral side of forearm

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suprascapular nerve - branch from brachial plexus and nerve roots

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arise from upper trunk

C5-6

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suprascapular nerve - motor supply

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infraspinatus; supraspinatus

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subscapular nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
posterior cord C5-6
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subscapular nerve - motor supply
lower = teres major upper and lower = subscapularis
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lateral pectoral nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
lateral cord C5-7
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lateral pectoral nerve - motor supply
pectoralis major
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medial pectoral nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
medial cord C8- T1
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medial pectoral nerve - motor supply
pectoralis minor
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long thoracic nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
arise from roots of brachial plexus C5-7
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long thoracic nerve - motor supply
serrates anterior (winged scapula)
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thoracodorsal nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
posterior cord C6-8
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thoracodorsal nerve - motor supply
latissimus dorsi
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dorsal scapular nerve - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
arise from root of brachial plexus C5
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dorsal scapular nerve - motor supply
rhomboid major and minor, elevator scapulae
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nerve to subclavius - branch of brachial plexus and nerve roots
arise from upper trunk of brachial plexus 5-6
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nerve to subclavius - motor supply
subclavius
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spinal accessory nerve (CN 11) - motor supply
traps, sternocleidomastoid