Lecture 15: Upper limb 4- Forearm flexor aspect and wrist Flashcards
What is the function of the quadrate ligament?
to prevent supination and pronation of the elbow
what does the the interossesous membrane do?
1) act as a hinge for the radius to pull across
2) act as muscle attachment
3) force transmission from one bone to the next.
What are the pivot points that allow the radius to rotate medially around the ulna (i.e. pronation) and laterally (i.e. supination).
Proximal and distal ends of the radio-ulna joints
What are the three rotatory muscles of the radius?
pronator teres
pronator quaratus
supinator muscle
Where does the interrosseous memebrane attach to?
medial side of radius and lateral side of ulna
what distal ends of the ulna are covered by fibrous articular cartilage?
head of ulna and the ulnar styloid process
what distal ends of the radius are covered by articular cartilage?
ulna notch, radial styloid process, and the fibrous articular disc
the fibrous articular disc seperates the _____ from the _____.
wrist joint proper; radius and ulna.
What are the three attachment points for the radius and ulna ?
1) annular ligament
2) triangular fibrocartilage complex (TFFC, which is basically the fribrocartilage disc)
3) interrosseous membrane
On the mid forearm, the lateral intermuscular septa blends in with the _____
anterbrachial facscia and the periosteum of the radius
On the mid forearm, the _______ acts like the medial intermuscular septa
posterior boarder
What muscle forms the first part of the posterior surface of the forearm?
brachioradialis
what muscle forms the first part of the most lateral anterior surface of forearm?
pronator teres
The muscle that is posterior to the ulna in the posterior surface is ______
extensor carpi ulnaris
The muscle that is medial to the ulna in the anterior surface is ______
flexor carpi ulnaris