Anterior Arm

Question 1

biceps brachii attachments

Answer 1

long-supragneloid tubercle of scapula

short-coracoid process of scapula

both insert into radial tuberosity via common tendon of biceps brachii and onto bicipital aponeurosis of cubital fossa

Question 2

biceps innervation and vert

Answer 2

musculo cut

c5-6

Question 3

biceps actions

Answer 3

both act to flex elbow
and supinate forearm

at sholder flex, abduct, and internally rotate arm

Question 4

coracobrachalis attachments

Answer 4

originates on coracoid process of scapula

inserts onto homers in line with crest of lesser tuberosity

Question 5

cracobrachialis innervation and vert.

Answer 5

innervated by musc cut nerve

c5-7

Question 6

coracobrachilis actions

Answer 6

flex, adduct, and internally rotate arm at shoulder

Question 7

brachialis attachments

Answer 7

anterior surface of distal half of humorous

inserts in ulnar tuberosity

Question 8

brachialis innervation

Answer 8

music cut c5-6

radial nerve c7

Question 9

brachilais actions

Answer 9

flex at elbow joint

useful when hand is pronated

Question 10

when does brachial switch to axiallry

Answer 10

after teres major

Question 11

what is first branch of brachial artery

who travel with

does what

Answer 11

profunda brachii artery

travels with radial nerve

supplies posterior arm

Question 12

cubital fossa

where

what do you see from lateral to medial

Answer 12

under prontator teres

lateral to medial
biceps brachi tendon
brachial artery-goes to radial and ulnar here
median nerve

Question 13

what is under brachioradialis

Answer 13

radial nerve

Question 14

median nerve path

Answer 14

straight through upper arm

Question 15

muscolocutaneous nerve path

Answer 15

disappears into coracobrachialis
-innervates this

pierces lateral surface of bicep brachia

Question 16

ulnar nerve path

Answer 16

straight through upper arm to medial epicondyle

-lies in ulnar groove