3 L9 Elbow, Forearm and Hand Flashcards

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Q

What bones contribute to elbow joint

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Humerus - Ulna - Radius

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2
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3 joints contained inside the elbow common capsule

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Humeroulnar - Radiohumeral - Proximal radioulnar joint

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Describe the Humeroulnar joint

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Trochlea (humerus- convex) - Trochlea notch (ulna- concave) - Good bony congruency

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4
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Describe the Radiohumeral joint

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Capitulum (humerus- convex) - Head of radius- convex - Less bony congruency

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5
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Elbow joint type and movements

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Synovial- Hinge - Flexion and Extension

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6
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What attaches to the olcreon process

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Triceps

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7
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What articulates with the radial notch

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Radial head

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8
Q

What attaches to the radial tuberosity

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Biceps brachii

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9
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What attaches to the ulnar tuberosity

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Brachialis

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10
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Bony components of proximal radioulnar joint

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Head of radius - Radial notch

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Proximal radioulnar congruency and associated ligament

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Poor- reliant on the annular ligament for stability

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Proximal radioulnar joint type and movement

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Synovial- Pivot - Rotation (supination and pronation of forearm)

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13
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Describe annular ligament

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Laxity in childhood - Yanking movements can dislocate head of radius

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14
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Two collateral ligaments

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Radial (lateral) - Ulnar (medial)

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15
Q

Describe the elbow joint capsule and ligaments

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Outer fibrous, Inner synovial - Large, loose, weak - Blends with annular ligament - Has no direct attachment to radius

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16
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What does the radial ligament restrict

A

Varus forces

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17
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What does the medial ligament restrict

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Valgus forces

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18
Q

Middle radioulnar joint type

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Fibrous

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19
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Distal radioulnar joint type

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Synovial- Pivor

20
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Pronator muscles

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Pronator teres - Pronator quadratus

21
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Supinator muscles

A

Biceps brachii - Supinator

22
Q

Describe the structure of carpal wrist bones

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Two rows that form the carpal arch

23
Q

Intercarpal joint type

A

Synovial- Plane joints

24
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Carpal bone names

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Proximal- Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform
Distal- Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate

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Most commonly injured carpal bone
Scaphoid
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What bones form the hand
Metacarpals and phalanges
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Wrist (radiocarpal) joint type and movement
Synovial- Ellipsoid - Circumduction (all movements)
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Where are the radial and ulnar collateral ligaments found
Wrist and elbow joints
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Interphalangeal joint type and movements
Hinge- Flexion and Extension
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Metacarpophalngeal joint type and movements
Ellipsoid- Circumdation and all that it entails
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Carpometacarpal joint 1 (thumb) joint type and movement
Synovial- Saddle- Opposition
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Intrinsic hand muscles names and function
Thenar- moves thumb Hypothenar- moves little finger Interossei- ab/adduction of digits
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Anterior muscle function
Flexor of wrist and hand- Stabilises elbow
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Anterior nerve
Median (mostly) - Ulnar
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Anterior blood supply
Radial and ulnar artery/vein
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Posterior muscle function
Extensors of wrist/hand - Stabilises elbow
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Posterior nerve
Radial
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Posterior blood supply
Posterior interosseous artery/vein
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Carpal tunnel structure
Floor- carpal bones Roof- flexor retinaculum
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What passes through the carpal tunnel
Median nerve - Long flexor tendons that go to fingers and thumb
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What do extender tendons pass under at the wrist
Extensor retinaculum
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What nerve mostly supplies the anterior compartment of the forearm
Median nerve
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What nerve mostly supplies the intrinsic muscles of the hand
Ulnar nerve
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What does the radial nerve supply
Posterior compartments of arm and forearm
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Describe how and where the brachial artery branches
Branches just below elbow joint into radial and ulnar arteries
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