Axilla - 3

Question 0

lateral border of axilla

Answer 0

intertubercular groove of humerus

Question 1

axilla has these things

Answer 1

axillary artery, vein, lymph nodes, cords/branches of brachial plexus

Question 2

anterior wall of axilla

Answer 2

pec major

Question 3

posterior axilla borders

Answer 3

scapula, lat dorsi and teres major more inferiorly

Question 4

axillary artery has a blank in the axilla

Answer 4

suprascapular anastamoses

Question 5

turns into axillary artery

Answer 5

subclavian

Question 6

turns into brachial artery

Answer 6

axillary

Question 7

where axillary artery turns into brachial artery

Answer 7

lateral border of first rib to inferior part of teres major

Question 8

axillary artery branches

Answer 8

1. superior throacic
2. thoracoacromial trunk
3. lateral thoracic
4. subscapular
5. anterior humeral circumflex
6. posterior humeral circumflex

Question 9

largest axillary artery branch

Answer 9

subscapular

Question 10

axillary artery branches are named for their blank

Answer 10

target

Question 11

recurring pattern of redundant arterial supply in joints

Answer 11

anastamosis

Question 12

artery running over scapula and spine of scapula

Answer 12

suprascapular

Question 13

artery along medial morder of scapular

Answer 13

dorsal scapular

Question 14

branches of dorsal scapular artery

Answer 14

posterior intercostal arteries

Question 15

artery running behind scapular that branches off subscapular artery and runs on posterior surface

Answer 15

circumflex scapular artery

Question 16

two blank veins and one blank vein form axillary vein

Answer 16

brachial, basilic

Question 17

two largest lymph nodes of axilla that all the lymph drains into

Answer 17

central, apical

Question 18

dissection of axillary lymph nodes can determine blank of blank

Answer 18

stage, cancer

Question 19

c5-c8 and t1 are blank rami and make up blank

Answer 19

anterior, brachial plexus

Question 20

roots of brachial plexus are blank

Answer 20

bidirectional

Question 21

roots go into blank

Answer 21

trunks

Question 22

trunks go into blank

Answer 22

divisions

Question 23

c5 could make it to blank but it doesnt

Answer 23

ulnar nerve

Question 24

c8 could make it to the blank but it doesnt

Answer 24

radial nerve

Question 25

upper plexus injuries are caused by

Answer 25

sidebending away the head

Question 26

waiters tip (erb duchenne palsy) is upper plexus and presents a blank shoulder

Answer 26

medial rotation

Question 27

lower brachial plexus injury involves these roots and presents with curled pinky and ring finger called blank

Answer 27

klunky c8, t1

Question 28

lower brachial plexus injury is caused by a forceful shoulder blank

Answer 28

abduction

Question 29

divisions go into blank

Answer 29

cords

Question 30

cords go into blank

Answer 30

branches