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1
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define supination

A

rotate forearm and hand so palm is facing superiorly

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2
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define pronation

A

rotate forearm and hand so palm is facing down / posteriorly

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3
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ulna forms what kind of joint w humerus?

A

hinge joint that has restricted movement

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4
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radius forms what kind of joint w humerus?

A

ball and socket joint that has A LOT of movement

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5
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anular ligament location and function

A

a “collar” around proximal part of radius to hold it in place

-> the radius spins within this ligament

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6
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interosseous membrane location and function and what kind of joint it forms

A

attaches radius to ulna

forms syndesmosis joint between radius and ulna

is surface of attachment for many muscles

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7
Q

define syndesmosis joint

A

a joint formed out of a large connective tissue structure holding two bones together

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8
Q

interosseous membrane can transfer force from wrist to elbow only in what orientation?

A

supination

(in pronation, interosseous membrane is folded up)

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9
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proximal radioulnar joint definition and location and function

A

synovial pivot joint

articulates w ulnar notch

allows motion of radius from supination to pronation

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10
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distal radioulnar joint definition and location and function

A

synovial pivot joint

articulates w radial notch

allows motion of radius from supination to pronation

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11
Q

digit I =

A

pollex

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12
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digit II =

A

indicis

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13
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digiti V =

A

digiti minimi

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14
Q

brachial artery branches into what 2 arteries?

A

radial artery
ulnar artery

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15
Q

ulnar artery branches into what 2 arteries?

A

anterior interosseous artery
posterior interosseous artery

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16
Q

lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve comes from what nerve?

A

musculocutaneous nerve

17
Q

posterior antebrachial cutaneous nerve comes from what nerve?

A

radial nerve

18
Q

ulnar nerve branches into what?

A

DOES NOT branch

19
Q

median nerve branches into what nerve?

A

anterior interosseous nerve

20
Q

radial nerve branches into what 2 nerves?

A

superficial radial nerve
deep radial nerve

21
Q

deep radial nerve becomes what nerve? when?

A

posterior interosseous nerve after emerging from supinator

22
Q

what are the 3 deep extensor muscles that “poke out” from underneath superficial extensor muscles to go to the thumb? (laterally → medially)

A

abductor pollicis longus m.
extensor pollicis brevis m.
extensor pollicis longus m.