Anatomy Flashcards
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Describe the Anatomy of the axillary nerve
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2
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Describe the Radial Nerve Anatomy at the Humerus
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3
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Describe the radial nerve anatomy at the ELBOW:
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4
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Describe the anatomy of the PIN
POSTERIOR INTEROSEUS NERVE
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5
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BRACHIAL PLEXUS TABLE
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6
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Characteristics of Pre-Ganglionic Brachial Plexus Injuries?
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7
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Common Post-ganglionic Pediatric Brachial Plexus Palsies
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8
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Describe the musculocutaneous Nerve Anatomy
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9
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Sites of Radial Nerve Compression
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10
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Anatomy of the Median Nerve at the ELBOW
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11
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Sites of Median Nerve Compression
SPLAT!
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12
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Describe the Anatomy of the Ulnar Nerve
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13
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Describe the sites of Ulnar Nerve Compression
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14
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Ulnar Nerve Compression Pearls
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15
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Upper Extremity Compressive Neuropathy
OVERVIEW
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16
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How do you take a true AP Grashey View of the shoulder?
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17
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Shoulder Anatomy Pearls
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18
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Joints around the Shoulder
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19
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Scapular Winging
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20
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Shoulder Labrum Anatomy Pearls
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21
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Rotator Cuff Anatomy Pearls
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22
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Shoulder Spaces “Rule of Fingers”
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23
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Describe the contents of the follow shoulder spaces:
Quadrilateral Space
Triangular Space
Triangular Interval
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Describe the anatomy of the Suprascapular nerve:
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Muscle Insertions near the bicipital groove?
Lady between two majors
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What is the anatomy of the Pectoralis Major?
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Shoulder Approaches
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what are the static stabilizers of the elbow?
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Describe the UCL throwing Mechanism
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Describe the biceps brachii distal insertion:
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Elbow Approach Bullet Points
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Describe the forearm biomechanics
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Clinical concerns for ulnar variance at the wrist
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Describe the anatomy of the TFCC joint
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Describe the anatomy of the wrist bones
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Describe the extrinsic wrist ligaments
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Describe the anatomy of the intrinsic wrist ligaments
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Describe the anatomy of the scaphoid
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Describe the dorsal compartments of the wrist
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Describe the flexor zones in the hand:
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Describe the extensor tendon anatomy of the hand:
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Describe the Elson test:
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Describe the anatomy of the carpal tunnel,
including the anatomic borders
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Describe the anatomy of the median nerve within the carpal tunnel
discuss the palmar cutaneous nerve and the recurrent motor branch
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Describe the anatomy of Gunyon's Canal
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Forearm approach Bullet Points:
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Describe the anatomy of the lumbosacral plexus
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lumbosacral plexus table
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Describe the anatomy of the femoral nerve
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Describe the anatomy of the obturator nerve
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Describe the anatomy of the Peroneal Nerve
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Describe the anatomy of the tibial nerve
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Axial anatomy of the thigh
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Axial anatomy of the upper thigh
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axial cuts anatomy of the mid thigh
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List three muscles of the thigh with dual innervation
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what and where are the three bones of the pelvis?
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Describe the anatomy of the hip joint
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what is the clinical relevant issues of the femoral head blood supply?
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Describe the sciatic nerve in relation to muscles of the sciatic foramina
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Describe the neurvascular structures of the greater and lesser sciatic foramina
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what are the 3 nerves of the pelvis that exit the greater sciatic foramina and enter the lesser sciatic foramina?
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what and where is the Corona Mortis?
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Describe the Rubash Safe Zones of the hip:
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Describe the anatomy of the hip abductors
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describe the MRI appearance of the hip abductors:
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Describe the differential for trendelenburg gait:
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Describe the anatomy of the proximal hamstring:
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What are the muscles of the lower extremity that cross two joints and are subsequently more prone to strain and injury?
Rectus Femoris
Sartorius
Gracillis
Biceps femoris long head
Semimembraneous
Semitendinous
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Describe the surgical illioingunial approach:
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Describe the Posterior Approach to the hip:
(Kocher-Langenbach)
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Summarize the surgical approaches to the hip:
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Describe the Anterior Hip Approach:
| (Smith-Peterson)
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Describe the Posterior Approach to the hip:
(Moore-Southern)
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Describe the Anteriolateral approach to the hip:
(Watson-Jones)
Describe the Medial approach to the hip:
(Ludloff)
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Describe the anatomy of the Meniscus:
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Describe the biomechanics of the meniscus:
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Describe the meniscofemoral ligaments:
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Describe the anatomy of the ACL:
AMPLE
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Describe the ACL femoral footprint anatomy:
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Describe the anatomy of the PCL
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Describe the key points for knee biomechanics
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Describe the anatomy of the medial knee:
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Describe the anatomy of the medial landmarks of the knee
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Describe the functional anatomy of the MCL:
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Describe the destinction between the superficial MCL and the Deep MCL
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Describe the anatomy of the posteromedial corner:
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Describe the anatomy of the posterolateral corner:
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Describe the anatomy of the LCL
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Describe the anatomy of the popliteus and the popliteal fibular ligament
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Describe the anatomy of the PLC of the knee
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Describe the dial test
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Describe the anatomy of the ALL
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Describe the anatomy of Schottle's Point:
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Describe the anatomy of the Pes:
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List the knee approaches bullet points:
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Describe the axial anatomy of the leg
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Describe the anatomy of the leg compartments:
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Describe the two-incision leg fasciotomy approach
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which way does the achilles rotate on insertion at the calcaneus?
90 degrees laterally
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Where is the sural nerve in relationship to the achilles tendon?
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what are the ligaments in relation to the the ankle syndesmosis?
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What is Bassett's ligament?
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Describe the lateral ankle ligaments:
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Describe the peroneal tendon anatomy:
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Describe the ligamentous anatomy of the medial ankle
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Describe the anatomy of the posterior tibialis on the medial ankle:
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Describe the anatomy of the talus:
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Describe the anatomy of the midfoot:
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describe the anatomy of the transverse tarsal joint:
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Describe the anatomy of the plantar aponeurosis:
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describe the anatomy of the foot mechanics:
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Describe the anatomy of the plantar foot nerves:
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list the foot and ankle approaches bullet points:
