L6: movement and muscles of the hand Flashcards
is there much movement between the bones of the wrist
No
Carpal bones
Scaphoid lunate Triquetrum pisiform hamate capitate trapezoid trapezium
hamate fractures=
hook fractures
lunate–>
dislocation
scaphoid–>
fractures a lot
finger abduction=
moving away from middle finger
finger adduction=
moving towards the middle finger
lifting the thumb up vertically =
abduction
opposition=
pen holding grip
what tendons do the lumbricals connect
the extensor tendons and the profundus tendons
where do the lumbricals originate
flexor digitorum profundus
where do the lumbricals insert
the extensor apparatus
innervation of the radial 2 lumbricals
median nerve
innervation of the ulnar 2 lumbricals
ulnar nerve
function of the lumbricals
allows flexion of mp joints whilst keeping ip joints extended
how many lumbricals
4
which side are the lumbricals on
radial side of each digit
2 main groups of hand muscles
thenar and hypothenar eminences
what function do thenar muscles allow
abduction of the thumb
thumb muscles=
thenar
little finger muscles=
hypothenar
through the wrist where does palmaris longus pass
over/ attached to the flexor retinaculum
what is the palmaris longus aponeurosis important for
grip
palmar aponeurosis=
extension of the palmaris longus tendon inserting into the base of the proximal phalanx
nerves going to digits=
digital nerves
muscles of the thenar eminence
flexor pollicis brevis
abductor pollicis brevis
opponens pollicis
all muscles of the thenar eminence are innervated by
median nerve
muscle deep to the thenar eminence=
adductor pollicis
adductor pollicis=
double headed innervated by ulnar nerve
nerve for abduction=
median nerve
nerve for adduction=
ulnar nerve
nerves for extension and flexion=
mixture of median, ulnar and some radial
2 types of interosseous muscle
dorsal and palmar
how many dorsal interosseous muscles
4
dorsal interosseous origin
adjacent sides of metacarpals 2-5
1st dorsal interosseous muscle comes from
ulna side of first metacarpal and radial side of the 2nd metacarpal
muscle action of the dorsal interosseous muscles
- side to side movement of middle finger
- abduction of all other digits
DAB=
dorsal interosseous abduction the digits
how many palmar interosseous
3
PAD=
palmar interosseous adduction the digits
other functions of the interosseous muscles
- flex the metacarpophalangeal joint
- extend the interphalangeal joint
what arch gives off the common palmar digital arteries
superficial palmar arch
how many neurovascular bundles in the digits
2 on palmar side & 2 on dorsal side
median nerve hand muscle supply=
half LOAF
sensation supply of median nerve
- all the thumb
- all index finger
- all middle finger
- half ring finger
- most of the palm
what sensation is still intact in carpal tunnel syndrome
very proximal palm is supplied by a branch of the median nerve before entering the carpal tunnel
ulnar nerve muscle supply
all the rest of the hand
deep branch ulnar nerve supplies motor to
- hypothenar
- lumbricals
- interosseous
superficial branch ulnar nerve supplies motor to
-digital branches –> both sides of little finger and just ulna side of ring
motor test for palmar interosseous (ulna nerve)
adduction –> holding paper between digits
radial nerve supply in hand for motor
NONE
sensory radial nerve in hand=
- 2 digital dorsal nerve to the index finger
- 1 dorsal digital branches to ring finger
- web space
palmar digital nerve to the index finger comes from ____
median nerve