04. Upper limb II- Elbow to Wrist/Hand (HARC) Flashcards
bones in the ARM PROPER
HUMERUS
bones in the FOREARM
RADIUS (lateral)
ULNA (medial)
bones in the HAND (3 sections)
- 8 CARPAL BONES in the HAND
- 5 METACARPALS in the PALM
- 14 PHALANGES in the DIGITS (3 in each finger, 2 in thumb)
how many CARPAL BONES in HAND
8
how many METACARPAL BONES in PALM
5
how many PHALANGES in DIGITS
14
name of part on HUMERUS that the HEAD of the RADIUS fits into during FLEXION of ELBOW
RADIAL FOSSA
name of part on HUMERUS that the CORONOID PROCESS (hooked projection) of the ULNA fits into during FLEXION of ELBOW
CORONOID FOSSA
which part of HUMERUS ARTICULATES with RADIUS
CAPITULUM
which part of HUMERUS ARTICULATES with ULNA
TROCHLEA
What part on the ULNA does the TROCHLEA ARTICULATE with
TROCHLEAR NOTCH
name of BONEY PROJECTIONS on the RADIUS and ULNA
RADIAL TUBEROSITY
ULNA TUBEROSITY
parts of HUMERUS that STICK OUT
LATERAL EPICONDYLE
MEDIAL EPICONDYLE
what is the PART on the ULNA that the HEAD of the RADIUS fits into and what does it allow
RADIAL NOTCH
PRONATION & SUPINATION
what does the OLECRANON (boney part of elbow) fit into on the HUMERUS
OLECRANON FOSSA
3 ARTICULATIONS at ELBOW JOINT:
- HUMERUS TROCHLEA & ULNA TROCHLEAR NOTCH
- CAPITULUM of HUMERUS & HEAD of RADIUS
(these both are involved in flexion and extension)
- HEAD of RADIUS & RADIAL NOTCH of ULNA
(pronation & supination)
which ARTICULATIONS are involved in FLEXION and EXTENSION
- HUMERUS (capitulum) and RADIUS
- HUMERUS (trochlea) and ULNA (trochlear notch)
which ARTICULATION is involved in PRONATION & SUPINATION
- RADIUS (head) & ULNA (radial notch)
what part of the ELBOW JOINT contributes to STABILITY
the FIBROUS MEMBRANE
LIGAMENTS that support FLEXION and EXTENSION and allows STABILITY
RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT
ULNA COLLATERAL LIGAMENT
name of LIGAMENT that starts at ULNA and goes AROUND HEAD of RADIUS
ANNULAR LIGAMENT of RADIUS
-Allows the head of the radius to slide against the radial notch of the ulna and pivot on the capitulum
during pronation and supination
& keeps in place
what do we have of the RADIUS that SLIDES
anteriorly over the convex surface of the head of
the ulna
& allows pronation/supination
ULNAR NOTCH
during PRONATION and SUPINATION what are the BONES HELD TOGETHER by (2)
▪ the ARTICULAR DISK at the distal radio-ulnar joint
▪ the INTEROSSEUS MEMBRANE
name of MEMBRANE that ATTACHES the RADIUS & ULNA
INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
which 2 MUSCLES allow SUPINATION of the hand
- BICEPS BRACHII
- SUPINATOR MUSCLE
which 2 MUSCLES allow PRONATION of the hand
- PRONATOR TERES
(origin: medial epicondyle) - PRONATOR QUADRATUS
(origin: anterior surface of the distal end of the ulna)
as MUSCLES CONTRACT for PRONATION what happens to the RADIUS and TENDON of BICEPS BRACHII and SUPINATOR MUSCLE
- DISTAL end of RADIUS is PULLED OVER the ULNA
- BICEPS BRACHII tendon and SUPINATOR muscle become WRAPPED AROUND PROXIMAL end of RADIUS
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What movement is permitted between the proximal radioulnar joint
ROTATION
name the 8 CARPAL BONES
- SCAPHOID
- LUNATE
- TRIQUETRUM
- PISIFORM
- HAMATE
- CAPITATE
- TRAPEZOID
- TRAPEZIUM
3 PHALANGES
DISTAL
MIDDLE
PROXIMAL
where do we get ARTICULATION at WRIST JOINT
between RADIUS, SCAPHOID & LUNATE
GAP between CARPAL and ULNA filled with
ARTICULAR DISC
what SEPARATES the ANTERIOR and POSTERIOR COMPARTMENTS in the FOREARM
LATERAL INTERMUSCULAR SEPTUM
which COMPARTMENT in the arm is for FLEXION
ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT
3 FUNCTIONS of MUSCLES in the ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT
- MOVE the WRIST JOINT
- FLEX FINGERS and THUMB
- PRONATE the HAND
MUSCLES in the ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT are arranged in 3 LAYERS
- SUPERFICIAL
- INTERMEDIATE
- DEEP
3 MUSCLES in the DEEP LAYER of the ANTERIOR (FLEXOR) COMPARTMENT of arm
and what do they each do
- FLEXOR DIGITORUM PROFUNDUS
flexes fingers & wrist - FLEXOR POLLICIS LONGUS
flexes thumb - PRONATOR QUADRATUS
pronation (brings radius over ulna)
MUSCLE in INTERMEDIATE LAYER of ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT and what does it do
- FLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALIS MUSCLE
flexes fingers and wrist (more superficially - on surface)
what do TENDONS of the FLEXOR DIGITORUM PROFUNDUS, FLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALIS and FLEXOR POLLICIS LONGUS PASS THROUGH
CARPAL TUNNEL
what is the CARPAL TUNNEL formed of (2)
CARPAL BONES
FLEXOR RETINACULUM
what NERVE PASSES through CARPAL TUNNEL and why can this cause problems
MEDIAN NERVE
if TENDONS SWELL (eg in RHEUMATOID ARTHIRITIS) NERVE becomes COMPRESSED - CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
SYMPTOMS of CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
▪ Increased pressure in the carpal tunnel
▪ Pain and pins and needles in distribution of median nerve
▪ Weakness and loss of muscle bulk of the thenar muscles
TREATMENTS for CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
▪ Reducing inflammation (rest/splint/steroids)
▪ Surgical decompression of the flexor retinaculum
which is the BIGGEST CARPAL BONE
CAPITATE
which NERVE is COMPRESSED in CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME
MEDIAN NERVE
which CARPAL BONE is the SMALLEST
PISIFORM
how many MUSCLES in the SUPERFICIAL LAYER of the arm and what is their COMMON ORIGIN
4 MUSCLES
common origin: MEDIAL EPICONDYLE of HUMERUS
name 4 MUSCLES of the SUPERFICIAL LAYER of the arm and their FUNCTIONS
- FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS
flexes and adducts the wrist - PALMARIS LONGUS
flexes the wrist (absent in 15% population)
-FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS
flexes and abducts the wrist
- PRONATOR TERES
pronation
what does the FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS in SUPERFICIAL layer do
FLEXES & ADDUCTS the WRIST
what does the PALMARIS LONGUS in SUPERFICIAL layer do
FLEXES the WRIST
what does the FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS in SUPERFICIAL layer do
FLEXES & ABDUCTS the WRIST
used to find PULSE
what is the POSTERIOR COMPARTMENT of the ARM for
EXTENSION
what do the MUSCLES in the POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT do (3)
- MOVE WRIST joint
- EXTEND FINGERS and THUMB
- SUPINATION of HAND
POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT of arm is arranged in 2 LAYERS:
- SUPERFICIAL
-DEEP
How many MUSCLES are in the DEEP LAYER of the POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT
5
name the 5 MUSCLES in the DEEP LAYER of the POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT and what do they each do
- ABDUCTOR POLLICIS LONGUS
ABDUCTS the THUMB - EXTENSOR POLLICIS BREVIS
extends the THUMB
tendon forms lateral border of the ANATOMICAL SNUFFBOX - EXTENSOR POLLICIS LONGUS
Extends the THUMB
tendon forms the medial border (top) of the ANATOMICAL SNUFFBOX - EXTENSOR INDICES
extends index finger - SUPINATOR
supination
which MUSCLES EXTEND the THUMB
EXTENSOR POLLICIS BREVIS
EXTENSOR POLLICIS LONGUS
which accessory MUSCLE EXTENDS the INDEX finger
EXTENSOR INDICES
which MUSCLE ABDUCTS the THUMB
ABDUCTER POLLICIS LONGUS
which MUSCLE FLEXES the THUMB
FLEXOR POLLICIS LONGUS
which MUSCLES FLEX the 4 FINGERS and WRIST
FLEXOR DIGITORUM PROFUNDUS (deep)
FLEXOR DIGITORUM SUPERFICIALIS (intermediate)
which MUSCLE FLEXES and ADDUCTS the WRIST
FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS
which MUSCLE FLEXES and ABDUCTS the WRIST
FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS
which other MUSCLE FLEXES the WRIST
PALMARIS LONGUS
how many MUSCLES are in the SUPERFICIAL LAYER of the POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT
7
name the 7 MUSCLES in the SUPERIFICAL LAYER of the POSTERIOR (EXTENSOR) COMPARMENT and what they do
- BRACHIORADIALIS
anterior but attachments are posterior
FLEXES the ELBOW - EXTENSOR CARPI RADIALIS LONGUS
extends and ABDUCTS the WRIST - EXENSOR CAPRI RADIALIS BREVIS
extends and ABDUCTS the wrist - EXTENSOR DIGITORUM
major Extensor of 4 FINGERS - EXTENSOR DIGITI MINIMI
accessory extensor of the LITTLE FINGER - EXTENSOR CARPI ULNARIS
extends and ADDUCTS the WRIST - ANCONEUS
Extends ELOW and ABDUCTS the ULNA during PRONATION
which MUSCLES ADDUCT the WRIST
- FLEXOR CARPI ULNARIS
- EXTENSOR CARPI ULNARIS
which MUSCLES ABDUCT the WRIST
- FLEXOR CARPI RADIALIS
- EXTENSOR CARPI RADIALIS LONGUS
- EXTENSOR CARPI RADIALIS BREVIS
which MUSCLE is the MAIN EXTENSOR of the 4 FINGERS
EXTENSOR DIGITORUM
which MUSCLE is an accessory EXTENSOR of the LITTLE FINGER
EXTENSOR DIGITI MINIMI
which MUSCLE ABDUCTS the ULNA during PRONATION
ANCONEUS
which ARTERY and VEIN is DEEP to the CLAVICLE
SUBCLAVIAN
which 3 NERVES INNERVATE the UPPER LIMB/ARM
posterior
middle
medial
RADIAL NERVE
MEDIAN NERVE
ULNA NERVE
What is the CUBITAL FOSSA and what is done there
Important transition area between the arm and
forearm
When taking BLOOD PRESSURE READING, the clinician places the
stethoscope over the BRACHIAL ARTERY in the cubital fossa
what forms the BORDER of the CUBITAL FOSSA (triangle - 3)
- Lateral and Medial EPICONDYLES
- BRACHIORADIALIS
- PRONATOR TERES
what can you find in the CUBITAL FOSSA
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- RADIAL NERVE
- BICEPS TENDON
- BRACHIAL ARTERY
- MEDIAN NERVE
which 3 VEINS make the ROOF of the CUBITAL FOSSA
- BASILIC VEIN
- MEDIAN CUBITAL VEIN (venipuncture)
- CEPHALIC VEIN
which VEIN INNERVATES the EXTENSOR CARPI RADIALIS BREVIS
RADIAL NERVE
which VEIN is used for a VENIPUNCTURE (the collection of blood from a vein)
MEDIAN CUBITAL VEIN
what is the DISTAL most muscle insertion on the ANTERIOR aspect of the RADIUS
PRONATOR QUADRATUS