THE SHOULDER REGION, ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR CHEST WALL Flashcards
THE UPPER LIMB IS ATTACHED TO THE ………………………….. WALL MAINLY BY ……………………..
THE ONLY BONY ………………………. BETWEEN THE UPPER LIMB AND THE ……………….. IS VIA THE …………………….
AS A CONSEQUENCE THE UPPER LIMB IS HIGHLY …………………
THORACIC MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TRUNK CLAVICLE MOBILE
THE NERVES THAT SUPPLY THE UPPER LIMB ARISE FROM WHERE
C5 C6 C7 C8 T1
THE ROOTS FORM A PLEXUS (AXILLA) AND GIVE RISE TO A NUMBER OF NAMED NERVES
WHAT IS THE BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE ARM
THE BRANCH TO THE ARM IS THE SUBCLAVIAN ARTERY
THIS CHANGES TO AXILLARY ARTERY AT THE LEVEL OF RIB 1
THIS CHANGES TO BRACHIAL ARTERY AT THE BORDER OF TERES MAJOR
WHAT ARE THE MAIN MOVEMENTS OF THE SHOULDER JOINT
FLEXION EXTENSION ABDUCTION ADDUCTION ROTATION
WHAT ARE THE MAIN MOVEMENTS OF THE SCAPULA
ELEVATION DEPRESSION PROTRACTION RETRACTION ROTATION
WHAT IS THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT
ALSO KNOWN AS THE SHOULDER JOINT
ARTICULATION OF THE HUMERUS WHICH THE GLENOID FOSSA OF THE CLAVICLE
WHY IS THE RANGE OF MOVEMENT SO LARGE IN THE SHOULDER JOINT
THE HEAD OF THE HUMERUS IS A LOT LARGER THAT THE CAVITY
WHAT IS THE COST OF A LARGE RANGE OF MOVEMENT
INSTABILITY
WHAT IS A FEATURE OF THE GLENOID CAVITY THAT ATTEMPTS TO REDUCE THE AMOUNT OF INSTABILITY
LABRUM
WHAT KIND OF JOINT IS THE SHOULDER JOINT
BALL AND SOCKET
WHAT OTHER FEATURES OF THE SHOULDER JOINT INCREASE STABILITY
ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES
LIGAMENTS
BICEPS TENDON
WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE ROTATOR CUFF
SUBSCAPULARIS
INFRASPINATOUS
TERES MINOR
SUPRASPINATOUS
WHAT IS THE JOINT BETWEEN THE CLAVICLE AND THE SHOULDER BLADE
ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT
WHERE DOES THE SUBSCAPULARIS SIT
IN THE SUBSCAPULAR FOSSA
WHERE DOES THE CORACOID PROCESS SIT
JUST UNDER THE CLAVICLE
WHAT ARE THE SUPRA AND INFRA GLENOID TUBERCLES
ROUGHENINGS IMMEDIATELY ABOVE AND BELOW THE GLENOID FOSSA WHERE MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FORM
WHAT MUSCLE ATTACHES ON THE SUPRAGLENOID TUBERCLE
LONG HEAD OF THE BICEPS BRACHII
WHAT MUCLES ATTACHES ON THE INFRAGLENOID TUBERCLE
LONG HEAD OF THE TRICEPTS BRACHII
WHAT ARE THE DEFINING FEATURES OF THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE SCAPULA
THE SPINOUS PROCESS
SUPRASPINOUS FOSSA
INFRASPINOUS FOSSA
WHERE IS THE CLAVICLE
EXTENDS BETWEEN THE MANUBRIUM OF THE STERNUM AND ACROMION OF THE CALVICLE
WHAT SHAPE IS THE CLAVICLE
S SHAPE
WHAT SIZE FACET DOES THE STERNAL END OF THE CLAVICLE HAVE
A LARGE FACET FOR ARTICULATION WITH THE MANUBRIUM
WHAT SIZE FACET DOES THE LATERAL END OF THE CLAVICLE HAVE
SMALL FACET FOR ARTICULATION WITH ACROMION
WHAT DEPRESSIONS OR FEATURES MAY YOU SEE ON THE CLAVILCE
STERNAL END - DEPRESSION OF THE COSTOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT
ACORMIAL END - TUBERCLE FOR CORONOID LIGAMENT - TRAPEZOID LINE FOR TRAPEZOID LIGAMENT
PROXIMALLY WHERE DOES THE HUMERUS ARTICULATE
WITH THE GLENOID FOSSA
DISTALLY WHERE DOES THE HUMERUS ARTICULATE
HEAD OF THE RADIUS AND TROCHLEA NOTCH OF THE ULNA
WHAT FEATURES OF THE HUMERUS TELL YOU IT IS THE PROXIMAL END
HEAD ANATOMICAL NECK SURGICAL NECK GREATER AND LESSER TUBUBERCLES INTRATUBERCULAR SULCUS
WHAT MUSCLES ATTACH TO THE GREATER TUBERCLE
3/4 OF THE ROTATOR CUFF MUSCLES
SUPRASPINATOUS
INFRASPINATOUS
TERES MINOR
WHERE DOES THE 4TH ROTATOR CUFF MUCLES INSERT
LESSER TUBERCLE OF THE HUMERUS
WHAT MUSCLES SIT ON THE LIPS OF THE INTERTUBERCULAR GROOVE
PECTORALIS MAJOR
LATISSIMUS DORSI
TERES MAJOR
WHERE DO THE DELTOIDS ORIGINATE
THE LATERAL 1/3 OF THE CLAVICLE
THE ACROMION
WHERE DO THE DELTOIDS INSERT
THE DELTOID TUBEROSITY OF THE HUMERUS
WHAT IS THE INNERVATION OF THE DELTOIDS
AXILLARY
WHERE DOES THE TERES MAJOR ORIGINATE
THE INFERIOR BORDER OF THE SCAPULA