Clinical Anatomy - Upper Limb Flashcards
cartilaginous extension of the glenoid cavity
labrum
movements at olecranon
flexion/extension
movements at RUJ
supination/pronation
area particularly susceptible to fracture in children
supracondylar region
what may be compromised in a fracture to the supracondylar region
median nerve and brachial artery
ligaments in elbow
medial and lateral collaterals, annular ligaments
Tennis elbow
lateral epicondylitis
occurs at common extensor origin
Golfer’s elbow
medial epicondylitis
occurs at common flexor origin
annular ligaments critical to prevent bowstringing
A2/4
annular ligaments which overlie MP/PIP/DIP
A1/3/5
pulley most commonly involved in trigger finger
A1
function of cruciate pulleys
prevent sheath collapse and expansion during digital motion
muscular supply of median nerve
flexors of the forearm LOAF muscles (lumbricals 1/2, opponens pollicis, abductor pollicis brevis, flexor pollicis brevis)
how to test muscular supply of median nerve
test abductor pollicis brevis
cutaneous sensation of median nerve
radial 3.5 digits