elbow/wrist/hand

Question 1

joints of the elbow and forearm

Answer 1

humeralradial
humeralulnar
distal radialulnar
proximal radioulnar

Question 2

humeralradial joint type

Answer 2

restricted ball and socket

Question 3

humeralulnar joint type

Answer 3

hinge

Question 4

distal and proximal radioulnar joint type

Answer 4

pivot

Question 5

flexor muscles

elbow and forearm

Answer 5

bicep
bracialis
pronator teres
brachialradialis

Question 6

extensor muscles

elbow and forearm

Answer 6

tricep

anconeous

Question 7

pronator muscles

elbow and forearm

Answer 7

pronator teres

pronator quadratus

Question 8

supinator muscles

elbow and forearm

Answer 8

supinator

bicep

Question 9

origin and insertion

bicep

Answer 9

coracoid process
above glenoid fossa

radius
flexor muscle group

Question 10

origin and insertion

tricep

Answer 10

scapula
humerus

olnecranon

Question 11

digitorum

Answer 11

all fingers but thumb

Question 12

carpi

Answer 12

carpals

Question 13

palmus

Answer 13

palm / medicarpals

Question 14

pollicis

Answer 14

thumb

Question 15

longus

Answer 15

long (end of fingers)

Question 16

brevis

Answer 16

short

Question 17

radialis

Answer 17

radius

Question 18

digiti minimi

Answer 18

pinky

Question 19

superficialis

Answer 19

top

Question 20

phalanx

Answer 20

phalanges

Question 21

opponens

Answer 21

opposition

Question 22

indicis

Answer 22

index finger

Question 23

another name for radial and ulnar extension

Answer 23

abduction

adduction

Question 24

what two movements are made possible by the rotation of the head of the radius

Answer 24

pronation and supination

proximal and distal radiounlar joints

Question 25

radial notch

Answer 25

on ulna annular ligament causes it not to abduct and adduct holds radius to ulna, which makes it restricted

Question 26

4 specific ligaments of the elbow

Answer 26

anterior posterior radio and ulnar collateral

Question 27

intrinsic vs extrinsic

Answer 27

intrinsic, hand, delicate | extrinsic, forearm, power

Question 28

thenar vs hypothenar

Answer 28

thenar is for thumb | hypo is for pinky

Question 29

why can't you flex your fingers and wrist at the same time

Answer 29

flexor tendons are not long enough to do both at the same time

Question 30

extrinsic medial and lateral

Answer 30

extensors lateral | flexors medial

Question 31

precision handling

Answer 31

thumb and fingers varies in pressure and fine motor control intrinsic

Question 32

power grip

Answer 32

flexion of all fingers thumb is stabilizer palm not involved extrinsic

Question 33

carpal tunnel

Answer 33

flexor tendons inflame, pinch nerves, cause pain

Question 34

little leagues elbow

Answer 34

growth plate, medial epicondyle

Question 35

tennis elbow

Answer 35

lateral epicondyle | epicondylitis (tendonitis)

Question 36

golfers elbow

Answer 36

medial epicondyle | epicondylitis (tendonitis)

Question 37

ulnar collateral ligament replacement surgery

Answer 37

tommy john | replace ligaments with tendons