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Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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ligaments of the sternoclavicular joint

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  • intercalvicular
  • ant/post sternoclavicular ligaments
  • costoclavicular
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ligaments of the acromioclavicular joint

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  • superior/inferioracromioclavicular-coracoclavicular (trapezoid and conoid)
  • coracoacromial
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roof of the shoulder

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coracoacromial ligament

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ligaments of glenohumeral joint

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  • inferior/middle/superior glenohumeral ligaments

- coracohumeral ligament

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5
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glenoid labrum

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increases contact surface by 75%

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6
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primary bursa of the shoulder

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subacromial bursa

-under coracoacromial ligament and above supraspinatus tendon and glenohumeral joint capsule

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7
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impingement syndrome

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-decreased subacromial space
-microtrauma of supraspinatus tendon, subacromial bursa, or long head of biceps
pathologic involvement: subacromial bursa, superaspinatus tendon

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8
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spinal level of scapular spine

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T3

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9
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spinal level of inferior scapular angle

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T7

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10
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spinal level of last rib

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T12

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11
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spinal level of iliac crest

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L4

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12
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uncinate process

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  • c-spine
  • located on superior/lateral edges of cervical bodies
  • prevents posterior sliding movements of the vertebral bodies
  • limits lateral flexion
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13
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weight bearing part of vertebra

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body

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14
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protection part of vertebra

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lamina and pedicle

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15
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movement part of vertebra

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spinous process and transverse process

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16
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part of vertebra that obstructs movement

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articulating processes

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17
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the posterior aspect of the anterior arch of C1 is

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the fovea dentis

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18
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characteristics of cervical vertebra

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  • large triangular foramen
  • uncinate processes
  • bifid spinous processes
  • transverse foramen
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19
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characteristics of thoracic vertebra

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  • long spinous processes angled downward
  • smaller/circular vertebral foramen
  • synovial joint articulations with the ribs
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20
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characteristics of lumbar vertebra

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  • large bodies
  • triangular vertebral foramen
  • articular facets in sagittal plane
  • short stubby spinous processes
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21
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anterior antlanto-occipital/axial ligaments

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o-prevents excessive lordosis

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22
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tectorial membrane

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  • covers dens and its ligaments

- overlies cruciform ligament

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cruciform ligament

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  • prevent dens from dislocating into vertebral canal

- transverse and longitudinal portion

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24
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alar/apical ligaments

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dens to foramen magnum

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25
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Anterior longitudinal ligament

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  • from axis to sacrum

- anterior and lateral vertebral bodies and anterior intervertebral disk

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26
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posterior longitudinal ilgament

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-axis to sacrum on posterior vertebral bodies

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27
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ligamentum flavum

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  • connects lamina

- yelow from high elastin content

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28
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intertransverse ligament

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-runs in frontal plane

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29
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interspinous ligament

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-runs in sagittal plane

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30
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pattern of costal facets on t-spine

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T1: full facet; 1 demifacet inferior
T10: 1 demifacet
T11: full costal facet
T12: full costal facet

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31
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Back muscle layers innervated by ventral rami

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1
2
3

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32
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back muscle layers innervated by dorsal rami

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4
5
6
7

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33
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nerve plexuses are only formed by

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ventral rami

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34
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roots of dorsal scapular nerve

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C5

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35
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nerve roots of suprascapular nerve

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C5, C6

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36
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nerve roots of musculocutaneous

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C5, C6, C7

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37
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nerve roots of nerve to subclavius

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C5, C6

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38
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nerve roots of lower subscapular nerve

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C5, C6

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39
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nerve roots of upper subscapular nerve

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C5, C6

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40
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nerve roots of thoracodorsal nerve

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C6, C7, C8

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41
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nerve roots of axillary nerve

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C5, C6

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42
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nerve roots of radial nerve

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

43
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nerve roots of long thoracic nerve

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C5, C6, C7

44
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nerve roots of median nerve

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

45
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nerve roots of ulnar nerve

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C8, T1

46
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nerve root of medial pectoral nerve

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C8, T1

47
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nerve root of lateral pectoral nerve

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C5, C6, C7

48
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nerve root of medial antebrachial cutaneous

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C8, T1

49
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nerve root of medial brachial cutaneous

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T1

50
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nerves emerge ____ to the cervical vertebrae

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superior

51
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nerves emerge inferior to the ____ vertebrae

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thoracic and lumbar

52
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borders of the cubital fossa

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superior: imaginary line between epicondyles
medial: pronator teres
lateral: brachioradialis
floor: brachialis and supinators
roof: deep fascia;bicipital aponeurosis; tissue;skin

53
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contents of the cubital fossa

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arteries: brachial and its branches
veins: basilic, cephalic, median cubital
muscle: biceps brachii
nerves: median, medial and lateral antebrachial cutaneous

54
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mallet finger

A
  • rupture of the extensor tendons on the base of the distal phalanx
  • often causes avulsion
  • from blow to tip of finger
55
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swan neck deformity

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  • rupture of volar plate of the PIP
  • lateral bands become lack allowing flexion of the DIP
  • PIP is hyperextended while DIP is flexed
  • seen in rheumatoid arthritis
56
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Boutonniere deformity

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  • rupture of extensor tendon at its attachment to the base of th emiddle phalanx (central slip)
  • lateral band pull PIP into flexion and DIP into extension
57
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borders of carpal tunnel

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radial border: scaphoid and trapezium
ulnar border: pisiform and hook of the hamate
roof: flexor retinaculum

58
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structures in the carpal tunnel

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  • flexor digitorum superficialis
  • flexor digitorum profundus
  • flexor pollicis longus
  • median nerve
59
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Dupuyntren’s contracture

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  • thickening of palmar fascia

- contracture of ulnar 2 fingers

60
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palmar aponeuroses

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  • main function is to anchor palmar skin to improve grip
  • deep layer helps create carpal tunnels
  • protection to underlying muscle, nerves, and vessels
61
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what ligament carries the hand during pronation of forearm

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dorsal radiocarpal ligament

-joins both collateral ligaments

62
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ulnar medial collateral ligament

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from ulna styloid process to triquetrum and pisiform

-resists radial deviation

63
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radial lateral collateral ligament

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from radial styloid process to scaphoid and trapezium

-resists ulnar deviation

64
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TFCC

A 
Triangular Fibrocartilage
Complex 
*separates distal ulna from proximal carpal bones
-dorsal and palmar radioulnar ligaments
-triangular fibrocartilage
-ulnotriquetral and ulnolunate ligament
-ulnomeniscus homologue
65
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triangular space contains

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scapular circumflex artery

66
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quadrangular space contains

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  • posterior humeral circumflex artery

- axillary nerve

67
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possible nerve damage with surgical neck fracture

A

axillary nerve

68
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possible nerve damage from midshaft humeral fracture

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radial nerve

69
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possible nerve damage from distal humerus fracture

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median nerve

70
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possible nerve damage from fracture of medial epicondyle

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ulnar nerve

71
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damage if upper extremity suddenly pulled superiorly (catching if falling/neonate delivery)

A

Klumpke’s Palsy
injury to inferior portion of brachial plexus:
C8/T1

72
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increased angle beneath shoulder/neck (fall from height/neonate delivery)

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  • Erb-Duchenne palsy
  • injury to superior portion of brachial plexus: C5/C6
  • waiter’s tip position
73
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basilic vein

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  • medial vein

- helps drain forearm and connects into brachial vein mid humerus

74
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cephalic vein

A

runs up to connect to subclavian in shoulder region

75
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subclavian vein is ____ to the anterior scalene muscle

A

anterior

76
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main action of humero-radial joint

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pronation/supination

-modified hinge joint

77
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capitulum helps resist:

A

valgus forces

sits on the lateral side

78
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elbow structure related to the carrying angle

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trochlea since it is asymmetrical

79
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radial notch

A
  • on the ulna

- proximal radioulnar joint articulation

80
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annular ligament

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holds the radial head to the ulna

  • origin/insertion both on coronoid process
  • inner surface has hyaline cartilage
81
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interosseous membrane

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  • third radioulnar articulation
  • surface area for muscle attachment
  • transmits forces from distal to proximal
  • guides movement of radius during pronation/supination
82
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stability of the elbow

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  1. humeroulnar joint
  2. ligaments
  3. muscular support
83
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elbow joint capsule is thicker

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anteriorly than posteriorly

84
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Ulnar collateral ligament (elbow)

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  • primary stabilizer against valgus stress

- 3 parts

85
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most commonly injured elbow ligament

A

ulnar collateral ligament

86
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anterior oblique band of UCL

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  • medial epicondyle to coronoid process
  • primary restraint against extension
  • restrains valgus throughout entire ROM
87
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posterior band of UCL

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  • medial epicondyle to olecranon

- primary restraint against valgus from 65-140 degrees flexion

88
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transverse band of UCL

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coronoid process to olecranon

  • reinforces medial joint capsule
  • taut when other bands are taut
89
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radial collateral ligament

A
  • weak
  • lateral epicondyle to annular ligament (not bone to bone)
  • supports annular ligament
  • resists varus force at elbow
90
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lateral ulnar collateral ligament

A
  • lateral epicondyle to lateral aspect of olecranon
  • limited degree of support to capsule and varus forces
  • sling to support radial head
  • posterior lateral rotary instability if ruptured
91
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what ligament acts as restraint to traction

A
  • annular ligament

- distal segment

92
Q

cephalic vein is between what muscles?

A

pectoralis major

deltoid

93
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what vein is superficial to the brachial artery in the elbow?

A

median cubital vein

94
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most medial structure in the cubital fossa

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median nerve

95
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prevalence of palmaris longus

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absent in 10-20% of population

96
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coracoacromial ligament

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prevents superior dislocation of the humerus

97
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what structures run deep to the arch of coracoacromial ligament and subacromial bursa?

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  • supraspinatus tendon

- long head of biceps brachii

98
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long thoracic nerve pasly presents as

A

scapular winging

-serratus anterior not holding it anterior

99
Q

what muscle stabilizes the glenohumeral joint?

A

supraspinatus

100
Q

positions of zygapophyseal joints

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cervical: 45 to horizontal
thoracic: 60 to horizontal
lumbar: vertical

101
Q

what artery supplies teres minor?

A

scapular circumflex artery

102
Q

blood supply to teres major?

A

thoracodorsal artery

103
Q

blood supply to pectoralis major?

A

thoracoacromial a.

lateral thoracic a.

104
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long head of triceps brachii passes…

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between teres minor and teres major

  • lateral border to triangular space
  • medial border to quadrangular space

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