Ch 37 Upper Limb Overview Flashcards
The Upper Limb consists of the following regions:
Pectoral Shoulder Axilla Arm Elbow Forearm Wrist Hand
English equivalent of Humerus
Shoulder
English equivalent of Axilla
Armpit
English equivalent of Brachium
Arm
English equivalent of Cubitus
Elbow
English equivalent of Antebrachium
Forearm
English equivalent of Carpus
Wrist
English equivalent of Manus
Hand
English equivalent of Palma
Palm
English equivalent of Digiti manus
fingers
English equivalent of Pollex
thumb
The upper limb is connected to the trunk by the _____
shoulder girdle
A C shape ring made up of the manubrium of the sternum, the R and L scapualae, and the R and L clavicles
shoulder girdle
5 bones of the shoulder girdle
Manubrium of the sternum
R and L scapulae
R and L Clavicles
The most variable structure in the body
veins
Veins begin distally as ___ and course ____.
tributaries; proximally.
The origin and termination of any blood vessel are always anatomically described in terms of ________
the course of blood flow through the vessel
Arteries originate ___ and terminate ____
proximally; distally
veins originate _____ and terminate ____
distally; proximally
Blood is returned from the upper limb by two sets of veins:
Deep veins
Superficial veins
This type of vein courses with an artery of the same name
deep veins
Deep veins drained the same area supplied by its _____
accompanying artery