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brachium and cubital fossa Flashcards

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septa

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tough fibrous CT that divide a limb segment into compartments

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2
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2 facial compartments of the arm

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1 medial intermuscular septum

2 lateral intermuscular septum

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3
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separates muscles of anterior arm from medial side of triceps complex

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medial intermuscular septum

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separates muscles of anterior arm from lateral side of triceps complex

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lateral intermuscular septum

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anterior brachial compartment muscles: 3

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1 biceps brachii
2 coracobrachialis
3 brachialis

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6
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anterior brachial compartment functions

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forearm flexers

biceps also flexes shoulder and supinates forearm

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forearm flexers (crosses elbow joint) muscles: 2

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1 biceps brachii

2 brachialis

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8
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anterior brachial compartment innervation

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musculocutaneous nerve

functional neurological level C5-6

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anterior brachial compartment nerves passing throught (not innervating): 2

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median nerve and ulnar nerve

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anterior brachial compartment vascularization: 2

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1 brachial artery

2 basilic vein and venae comitantes

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distal attachment of supraspinatus on humerus?

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superior facet

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12
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distal attachment of pectoralis major on humerus?

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crest of greater tubercle (lateral lip)

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distal attachment of latissimus dorsi on humerus?

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in floor of intertubercular (bicipital groove)

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distal attachment of deltoid on humerus?

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deltoid tuberosity

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distal attachment of subscapularis on humerus?

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lesser tubercle

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distal attachment of teres major on humerus?

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crest of lesser tubercle

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distal attachment of infraspinatus on humerus?

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middle facet of greater tubercle

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distal attachment of teres minor on humerus?

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inferior facet of greater tubercle

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19
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two joint muscle crossing both the glenohumeral and elbow joints

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biceps brachii

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20
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short head from tip of coracoid process what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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biceps brachii proximal attachment

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long head from supraglenoid tubercle of scapular what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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biceps brachii proximal attachment

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tuberosity of radius what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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biceps brachii and distal attachment

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23
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flexion and supination of forearm and assists in forearm flexion describes what muscle?

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biceps brachii

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24
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innervation of musculocutaneous nerve (C5-6) is what muscle?

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biceps brachii

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tip of coracoid what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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coracobrachialis and proximal attachment

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middle third of medial border of humerus what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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coracobrachialis and distal attachment

27
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weakly flexes and adducts arm describes what muscle?

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coracobrachialis

28
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innervation of musculocutaneous nerve (C6) is what 2 muscles?

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coracobrachialis and brachialis

29
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distal half of anterior surface of humerus and intermuscular septum what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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brachialis and proximal attachment

30
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tuberosity of coronoid (ulna) process what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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brachialis and distal attachment

31
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main flexor of forearm describes what muscle?

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brachialis

32
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posterior brachial compartment muscles: 2

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1 triceps brachii (long, lateral, medial head)

2 anconeus

33
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posterior brachial compartment function: 3

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1 forearm extensors
2 long head of triceps can extend shoulder (brachium)
3 synergists in forearm supination

34
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posterior brachial compartment: innervation

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radial nerve

functional neurological level C7

35
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posterior brachial compartment: vascularization

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deep brachial artery

36
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long head from infraglenoid tubercle of scapula what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

A

triceps brachii and proximal attachment

37
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lateral head from posterior surface of humerus above the radial groove what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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triceps brachii and proximal attachment

38
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medial head from posterior surface of humerus below the radial groove what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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triceps brachii and proximal attachment

39
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olecranon process is where what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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triceps brachii and distal attachment

40
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forearm extension and long head also assists in arm extension describes what muscle?

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triceps brachii

41
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innervation of radial nerve (C6-8) is what muscle?

A

triceps brachii

42
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posterior aspect of lateral epicondyle of humerus what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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anconeus and proximal attachment

43
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lateral surface of olecranon and superior part of posterior surface of ulna is what muscle and attach proximal/distal?

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anconeus and distal attachment

44
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abducts ulna during pronation of forearm and assists triceps during forearm extension describes what muscle?

A

anconeus

45
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innervation of radial nerve (C7-8, T1) is what muscle?

A

anconeus

46
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superior lateral cutaneous nerve of arm: from what nerve?

A

axillary

47
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medial brachial cutaneous nerve: direct branch from what cord?

A

medial cord

48
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medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve: direct branch from what cord?

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medial cord

49
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lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve: termination of what nerve?

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musculocutaneous

50
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posterior cutaneous nerve of arm: from what nerve?

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radial

51
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posterior cutaneous nerve of forearm: from what nerve?

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radial

52
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pierces lateral intermuscular septum distal to deltoid insertion is what nerve?

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radial nerve

53
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supplies skin on lateral forearm as far as wrist is what nerve?

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musculocutaneous

54
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what artery anastomosis superior ulnar collateral to posterior ulnar recurrent?

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brachial artery

55
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what artery anastomosis inferior ulnar collateral to anterior ulnar collateral?

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brachial artery

56
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what are the cubital fossa contents (TAN)

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biceps Tendon
brachial Artery
median Nerve

57
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what is the lateral boundary of the cubital fossa?

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brachioradialis muscle

58
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what is the medial boundary of the cubital fossa?

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pronator teres muscle

59
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what is the floor boundary of the cubital fossa?

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supinator and brachialis muscles

60
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what is the roof boundary of the cubital fossa?

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skin, superficial and deep fascia, bicipital aponeurosis

61
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what is the superior base boundary of the cubital fossa?

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line between two humeral epicondyles

62
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fracture to surgical neck of humerus, anterior dislocation of glenohumeral joint, rotator cuff repair surgery are all causes for injury to the?

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axillary nerve

63
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numbness, difficulty abducting, diminished lateral rotation of arm, and deltoid muscle wasting are all clinical presentations of injury to the?

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axillary nerve

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