Dermatomes & Myotomes UL Flashcards

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Define dermatome & myotome

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Dermatome: Area of skin supplied by a single spinal nerve
Myotome: Muscles supplied by a single spinal nerve

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Myotomes of Upper limb

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C5: (hug) Shoulder abduction, external rotation, (elbow flexion)

C6: (idk) Elbow flexion, wrist extension, supination, (internal rotation of shoulder)

C7: (zombie) Elbow extension, wrist flexion, pronation, finger flexion, extension)

C8: (hi) finger flexion, extension, thumb extension, wrist ulnar deviation

T1: (alien) finger abduction, adduction

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How can axons form within a single spinal nerve enter multiple peripheral nerves via the brachial plexus

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How may a peripheral nerve obtain axons from multiple spinal nerves via the brachial plexus

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5
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At the divisions what do the anterior and posterior supply?

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Anterior: Flexors
Posterior: Extensors

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Where will the reassortment of fibres for the distribution to limb compartments occur

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At the level of cords
e.g.) The axillary and radial nerves run posteriorly to supply the extensors

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The no. of spinal nerves contributing to a terminal branch is proportional to…

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the no. of joints that the muscle it supplies act upon

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