function of the coracobrachialis

Question 1

function of the coracobrachialis?

Answer 1

flexes and adducts

Question 2

function of the biceps brachii>

Answer 2

flexes

Question 3

function of the brachialis

Answer 3

flexes

Question 4

function of the triceps?

Answer 4

extension

Question 5

which muscles abduct the shoulder?

Answer 5

trapezius, supraspinatus, deltoids, serratus anterior

Question 6

which muscles adduct the shoulder?

Answer 6

lattisimus, pec major, teres, major, corocbrachialis, triceps brachii

Question 7

what structures are within the medial cubital fossa?

Answer 7

brachial artery, brachial vein, median nerve

Question 8

if a patient experiences parasesthesia in the medial hand what nerve is compressed and where?

Answer 8

ulnar nerve and either elbow or wrist

Question 9

what nerve lesion is responsible for ape hand deformity? where?

Answer 9

median nerve lesion at elbow or wrist

Question 10

what nerve lesion is responsible for clawing of 4,5? where?

Answer 10

ulnar nerve, at elbow clawing is less severe, at wrist clawing is more severe

Question 11

what muscles are involved in the ulnar paradox?

Answer 11

no innervation to lumbricals will cause inability to extend the metacarpal and flex to interphalangeal jont. When flexor digitorum is also affected (fingers will be more extended)

Question 12

function of the lumbricals?

Answer 12

flexion at metacarpal joint, extension at interphalangeal joint

Question 13

function of the flexor digitorum?

Answer 13

flexon of the fingers/

Question 14

what nerve would cause a loss of thumb flexion?

Answer 14

median nerve