Elbow Flashcards
What joint of the humerus aligns with the head of the radius
Capitulum
What part of the humers aligns with the ulna
Trochlea
How man humeral fossae name them
2 Fossae
How many recesses (jct btwn 2 bones
4 Recesses. Key point-2 bones equal one joing and 1 joint equals 1 recess or joint space
Image of humeral fossae
fat pads not displayed
Image of olecranon fossa LAX
Note humeral troch
Reivew of the 4 elbow recess
a jct bwtween 2 bones
Image lateral and annular recess
radio capitellar joing
Image of medial recess 3
Humero ulnar joint anterior
image of posterior recess
humer ulnar joint posterior
Name the 4 muscles orginating from the common extensor tendon Lateral compatment
ECRB ED EDM ECU
Image of Extnsor digiti minimi
Its relationship with ED
True or False Does the anconeous orginat on the common extensor tendon
FALSE
What lies deep to the commone extensor tendon
The Radial collateral ligament RCL. Common extensor tendon takes up 60% and the other 40% is RCL at the lateal epicondyle
Name the common flexor tendons
FCU FDS FCR
True or False the pronator tere orginates from the common flexor tendon
False orignates just proximal to the common flexor or medial epicondyle
Anterior band of the UCL has a normal gap of and an abnormal gap of what with valgus stress
normal is less 2mm and abnormal is greater than 2mm
What are muscles that do not orginate at the common extensor or flexor bu provide moement of the elbow
Biceps brachii flex Brachialis flexor of forearm Brachioradialis flexes forearm Supinator supinate forearm Triceps brachii extensor of forearm
Image lateral approach to the distal biceps tendon
must supinate hand
Image injection set up for lateral approach
probe in plane and short axis
Image of distal bicep dorsal approach
Hand in pronation
What are the nerves at the anterior elbow
radial posterior interosseous median and ulnar
Image of anterior pyramid
radial n lateralbrachial n medial
Location of split from the radial nerve where does the cutaneous sensor and posterior interosseous go
The PIN splits laterally and cutaneous sensor splits medially