anatomy- Flashcards
hypobranchial eminence is otherwise known as
cupola of his
brachoradialis actions
pronates supinated forearm to midprone
which muscle supinates when elbow is flexed
biceps brachia
thoracodorsal nerve root
c6,7,8
radial nerve
c5-t1
brachoradialis actions
pronates supinated forearm to midprone
which muscle supinates when elbow is flexed
biceps brachia
thoracodorsal nerve root
c6,7,8
radial nerve
c5-t1
muscles responsible for lateral rotation shoulder
deltoid {post} , infraspinatus , teres minor
medial rotation shoulder
teres major , deltoid , latissmus dorsi , pectoralis major
extension
teres major , latismus dorsi , deltoid {post}
growing end of humerus and femur
humerus- upper end , femur- lower end
clavicle nutrient artery
suprascapular artery
ulna and radial
anterior interosseus artery
attachments of extensor retinaculum
radius , triquetral pisiform
attachments of flexor retinaculum
scaphoid, trapezium ,pisiform , hamate
which disease transmission is least protected by condoms
HPV
horseshoe infection
due to communication between radial and ulnar bursae infection spreading from thumb to little finger
supracondylar syndrome
entrapment of median nerve passing beneath the ligament of struthers
fracture of distal phalanyx of which finger commonest
middle finger
content of superior triangular space
circumflex branch of subscapular artery
content of inf triangular space
radial nerve , profunda brachii vessels
axillary artery is divided into three parts by
teres minor
dawburns sign is seen in
subacromial bursitis
primary flexor of forearm
brachialis
thickest branch of brachial plexus
radial
posterior interosseus nerve supplies before piercing supinator
ECRB
Boundaries of the Cervicoaxillary Canal
Clavicle, first rib and superior border of scapula
flexion forearm at elbow
C6, c5
extension of forearm at elbow
c6,C7
de quervains disease affects
abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis
posterior relation to sciatic nerve
piriformis and biceps femoris
the main blood supply to head and neck of femur
medial circumflex femoral artery
lateral rotators of thigh supplied by
obturator nerve
saphenous vein great and medial malleolus
anterior to medial malleolus
the largest branch of the lumbar plexus
femoral nerve
the lumbosacral trunk root
l4,l5
gracilis nerve supply
obturator nerve
runs on iliacus and enters posterior to inguinal ligament - nerve name
lateral femoral cutaneous nerve