Upper Limb I Flashcards

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Action of the anterior muscles

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Flexion

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Name the joints of the hand from distal to proximal

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Distal interphalangeal joint (IP joint)
Proximal interphalangeal joint
Metacarpophalangeal joint

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2 heads of pectoralis major m of anterior side

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Clavicular & sternocostal heads

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Actions of pectoralis major m (anterior)

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Flexes, adducts (add back to body), medially rotate

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Innervation of pectoralis MAJOR

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Lateral & medial pectoral nerve

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Name the 3 axioappendicular m

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Pectoralis major m
Pectoralis minor m
Serratus anterior m

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Attachments of pectoralis minor m

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Ribs 3 to 5

Coracoid process of scapula (you can only feel it on the anterior side)

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Innervation of pectoralis MINOR m

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Medial pectoral nerve

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Serratus anterior m actions

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Protract scapula

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Innervation of Serratus anterior m (attached to ribs 1-8 and medial border and scapula)

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Long thoracic nerve (it’s along muscle, attached to many ribs!)

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Scapulohumeral m (6)

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Deltoid
SITS:
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres minor
Subscapularis
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Teres major m
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Muscles of the rotator cuff of scapulohumeral m

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SITS
Supraspinatus (superior to spine of scapula)
Infraspinatus m
Teres MINOR (can’t stand alone, must be on its own)
Subscapularis

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Name the 3 compartments of the arm by fascia (same layer, tho)

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Brachial fascia
Antebrachial fascia (forearm)
Palmar fascia/palmar aponeurosis

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What so medial & lateral inter muscular septa of brachial fascia do?

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Divide arm into anterior (flexor) and posterior (extensor) component

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3 m of anterior/flexor compartment of arm

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Biceps brachii
Brachialis
Coracobrachialis

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Supinator (turn palms up to hold bowls of soup) of anterior compartment of arm

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Biceps brachii

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Primary FOREarm flexor in anterior arm

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Brachialis m

It is kind of the predecessor to Brachioradialis, which is a flexor and this breaks 2 rules!

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Attachments of coracobrachialis m

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Coracoid process to humerus

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Name the ONE muscle of posterior compartment of arm

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Triceps brachii (work out ur tris!)

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Innervation of posterior compartment of arm

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Radial nerve - posterior *

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– – is the triangular depression on anterior of elbow

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Cubital fossa (hollow/depressed area)

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Medial boundary of Cubital fossa

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Pronator Teres m

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Lateral boundary of Cubital fossa

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Brachioradialis m

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Contents of Cubital fossa from lateral –> medial

Median sized Cubs need a TENDer “brake”/break!

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TAN:
Biceps brachii Tendon
Brachial Artery
Median Nerve

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-- & -- in the ANTERIOR compartment of the forearm
Flexors & pronators (palms facing down, no soup)
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Innervation of forearm muscles
6. 5 m Innervated by median n | 1. 5 m Innervated by ulnar n
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Name the 5 superficial m Flexors of the forearm
``` Pronator Teres m Flexor Carpi radialis m Palmaris longus m Flexor digitorum superficialis *all 4 median n* Flexor Carpi ULNARIS m *ulnar n* ```
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Attachment of the superficial flexor m of forearm
Proximal attachment: medial epicondyle of humerus
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The one superficial forearm m that does NOT cross the wrist
Pronator Teres m
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Attachments of Pronator Teres
Lateral surface of radius (by thumb)
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Actions of flexor CARPI (attached to base of 2nd metacarpal) radialis m
Flexes | ABducts (away from midline) hand at wrist
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Palmaris longus m attachment (think Palm)
Distal 1/2 of flexor retinaculum
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Actions of flexor Carpi ULNARIS (medial in supination)
Flexes | ADDucts hand at wrist
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Brachioradialis m is a flexor. What 2 rules are broken
- Innervated by radial n that only supplies extensor sand supinators (extend a helping hand to give soup!) - found in posterior compartment even tho all Flexors in anterior
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Attachments of flexor digitorum superficialis m
Proximal: medial epicondyle, radius, ulna Distal: middle phalanges of 4 fingers
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Difference bw superficial and deep Flexors of forearm
Deep layer of Flexors do NOT cross the elbow
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3 m of the deep layer of Flexors
``` Flexor pollicus longus (thumb) Pronator Quadratus (does not cross wrist) Flexor digitorum profundus ```
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What part of what m of deep layer of Flexors Innervated by ulnar n?
Distal 4 & 5 phalanges (closest to ulna)
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Diff bw flexor digitorum profundus m (deep) and flexor digitorum superficialis m?
FDP (deep) flexes in slow action and DISTAL phalanges | FDS flexes middle phalanges, all about speed
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Posterior compartment of forearm contains -- & --
Extensors and supinators | Extend a hand to give soup
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Muscles that extend the hand (3)
Extensor Carpi radialis longus - s Extensor Carpi radialis brevis - s Extensor Carpi ULNARIS m - s
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3 m that extend the medial digits
Extensor digitorum m Extensor indices m Extensor digiti minimi m *all have digits in them*
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M that extend/abduct the THUMB
Abductor pollicis longus m Extensor pollicis brevis m Extensor pollicis longus m *anything with the thumb is DEEP*
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Functionally, the Brachioradialis is a -- even tho it is located in the posterior/extensor compartment
Flexor
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The -- m helps the triceps mm (posterior!) extend the forearm and stabilizes the elbow
Anconeus
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The -- or -- process of the scapula comes off of the spine
Acromion, acromial process | *accrue means to add on*
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The -- notch is at the bottom of the coracoid process (more anterior than Acromion, not attached to spine)
Suprascapular
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The rotator cuff muscle most easily injured
Supraspinatus
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Medial and lateral borders of the anatomical snuff box
Lateral: tendons of abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis Medial: tendon of extensor pollicis longus
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Major content of anatomical snuffbox
Radial artery | *to those 傻瓜, the "snuff" be rad*
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Actions of thenar and Hypothenar compartment of hand (hypo is small!)
Thenar - abduct, flex, oppose the THUMB | Hypothenar - abduct, flex, oppose digit 5 (hence smaller)
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Extensor INDICes m extends to -- finger
Index/pointer
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The Posterior compartment of the arm is Innervated by the -- nerve and contains -- & --
*the posterior b rad bc it extends a helping hand to give soup* Radial nerve Extensors & supinators
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-- nerve does NOT Innervate any m in the hand
Radial n