Nerves 1: Arm and Thigh Flashcards

1
Q

Musculocutaneous nerve: motor fibres?

A

flexors of the arm (BBC)
+ biceps brachii
+ brachioradialis
+ coracobrachialis

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2
Q

Musculocutaneous nerve: becomes which nerve of forearm?

A

lateral cutaneous nerve

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3
Q

Roots of musculocutaneous nerve?

A

C5/C6/C7

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4
Q

Roots of axillary nerve?

A

C5/C6

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5
Q

Axillary nerve: motor fibres supply?

A

deltoid and teres minor

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6
Q

Axillary nerve: sensory fibres supply?

A

skin over lower part of deltoids

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7
Q

Roots of radial nerve?

A

C5/C6/C7/C8/T1

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8
Q

Radial nerve: motor fibres supply?

A

all extensor muscles of arm and forearm

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9
Q

Radial nerve: sensory fibres supply?

A

posterior skin of arm, forearm and hand

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10
Q

Roots of axillary nerve?

A

C5/C6

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11
Q

Where does axillary nerve pass/lie?

A

+ posteriorly through the quadrangular space

+ lies on surgical neck of humerus with posterior circumflex artery

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12
Q

What branch of the axillary nerve supplies deltoid, teres minor and skin over lower part of deltoid?

A

superior lateral brachial cutaneous nerve

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13
Q

What does injury to the axillary nerve result in?

A

+ reduced abduction (beyond 15degrees)
+ muscular atrophy (flattened shoulder)
+ loss of sensation near inf. deltoid

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14
Q

What is the role of coracobrachialis?

A

+ flex and adduct arm

+ resists dislocation of shoulder and GH joint

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15
Q

What is the role of biceps brachii?

A

+ flex
+ resist dislocation of forearm
+ supination

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16
Q

Where does the radial nerve pass?

A

+ POSTERIORLY through lower triangular space with profunda brachii artery

17
Q

What does the radial nerve divide into once in forearm?

A

+ superficial cutaneous branch

+ deep motor branch

18
Q

What does the radial nerve innervate in the arm?

A
\+ triceps brachii
\+ anconeus
\+ extensor carpi radialis longus
\+ extensor carpi radialis brevis
\+ brachioradialis
19
Q

Where does the radial nerve supply in the forearm as deep branch?

A
\+ extensor carpi radialis brevis
\+ extensor digitorum
\+ extensor digiti minimi
\+ extensor carpi ulnaris
\+ supinator
20
Q

Where does the radial nerve supply in the forearm from posterior interosseous?

A

+ extensor indicis
+ abductor pollicis longus
+ extensor pollicis longus
+ extensor pollicis brevis

21
Q

What does the median nerve supply?

A

flexors of the forearm

22
Q

What would paralysis of extensor muscles of arm be a result of?

A

radial nerve injury - usually humeral shaft fracture

23
Q

What is ‘wrist drop’ a presentation of?

A

radial nerve injury