Arm and Cubital Fossa Flashcards
nerve that supplies the skin over the deltoid
superior lateral brachial cutaneous n (from axillary)
Nerve that supplies the skin over the lateral aspect of the lower arm
lateral antibrachial cutaneous n
nerve that supplies the skin over the upper medial aspect of arm
medial brachial cutaneous n
n that supplies the skin of the lower medial and anterior aspects of arm
medial antibrachial cutaneous n
n that supplies the skin of the armpit
intercostalbrachial n
n that supplies the skin over the lateral aspect of upper ar m
proximal lateral - axillary distal lateral (before lateral antibrachial) - radial
n that supplies skin over 4th and 5th digits
ulnar n
n that supplies skin over first 3 digits (except snuffbox)
median n
two fascia septum that separate arm
lateral intermuscular septum
medial intermuscular septum
both insert on humerus
fascial thickening on posterior aspect of distal forearm
palmar carpal ligament
fascial thickening on anterior aspect of distal forearm
extensor retinaculum
the compartments of the forearm are primarily separated by
the interosseous membrane
muscles of the anterior compartment of the arm and their innervation
coracobrachialis
biceps brachii
brachialis
musculocutaenous n
muscles of the posterior compartment of the arm and their innervation
triceps brachii
radial n
cubital fossa vascular anastomosis
SIMR PARR medial to lateral superior ulnar collateral a - inferior ulnar collateral a - middle collateral a - radial collateral a \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_Cubital Anastamosis\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Posterior ulnar recurrent Anterior ulnar recurrent Recurrent Interosseous Radial Recurrent