EXAM 2: Upper Limbs Flashcards

1
Q

Pectorial girdle

A

Axial Skeleton connects to appendicular skeleton
clavicle and scapula

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2
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Ligaments of the Shoulder

A

Coracohueral ligament (Coracoid Process to head of humerus)

Glenohumeral Ligament (gleniod cavity to humeral head)

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3
Q

Shoulder joint

A

Glenohumeral Joint

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4
Q

Dislocated shoulder

A

ligaments are ripped or stretched
disarticulation

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5
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Parts of the scapula

A
  1. Glenoid Cavity
  2. Spine of Scapula
  3. Acromion
  4. Coracoid Process
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6
Q

What is the section of the upper limb called the arm?

A

Shoulder to elbow

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7
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Capitulum

A

Anterior side of humerus
ball section

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8
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Trochlea

A

Anterior side of humerus
square section

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9
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Plexus

A

Criss corssing of nerve fibers

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10
Q

Where does the brachial plexus begin

A

Ventral Rami- supplies all the feeling/movement to the upper limb

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11
Q

what are the bony connections of the elbow

A
  • head of radius to capitulum of humerus
  • olecranon/coramoid process of ulna to the trachela of humerus
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12
Q

Elbow Ligaments

A

Anular Ligament
Ulnar Colateral Ligament
Radial Colateral Ligament

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13
Q

Anular Ligament

A

wrapped around the head of radius. keeps radius locked in during pronation and supination

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14
Q

Ulnar Colateral Ligament

A

connects ulna to the humerus (more medial)

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15
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Radial Colateral Ligament

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connects radius to the humerus (more lateral)

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16
Q

What keeps the elbow from being able to hyperextend?

A

Humerus and ulna

17
Q

Which is stronger supination or pronation?

A

Supination because bones are parallel

18
Q

Is the head of the ulna distal or proximal?

A

Distal

19
Q

Is the head of the radius distal or promixal?

A

Proximal

20
Q

What is anastomoses?

A

Interconnection of blood vessels

21
Q

How to know if left or right hand?

A

If you can see pisiform then you are anterior, then look for the thumb

22
Q

Bones of the hand?

A

Carpals (8)
Metacarpals (5; I-IV)
Phalanges (14)

23
Q

Proximal Row
Lateral to Medial

A

Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrium, Pisiform

24
Q

Distal Row
Lateral to medial

A

Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate

25
Q

What are the joint of the wrist

A

Radius to scaphoid and lunate

26
Q

What are the wrist joint movements?

A

Flexion
Extend
Hyperextend
Adduct
Abduct
Supination
Pronation

27
Q

Cutaneous Nerve

A

Nerve coming from the skin