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UE Muscle Innervations Flashcards

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median nerve origin/inn; hand

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C8, T1 → lower trunk → medial cord → median n. → APB, FPB, lumbricals 1,2, opponens pollicus

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[roots] → [trunk] → [nerve] → [cord] → APB, FPB, lumbricals 1,2, opponens pollicus

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C8, T1 → lower trunk → medial cord → median n. → hand muscles (APB, FPB, lumbricals 1,2, opponens pollicus)

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[root] → [trunk] → [nerve] → [cord] → PT, FCR

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → lateral cord → median n. → PT, FCR

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → lateral cord → median nerve → [muscles]

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → lateral cord → median n. → PT, FCR

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → FDP 2,3

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → median nerve → AIN (pure motor) → FDP 2, 3

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → median nerve → AIN → [muscles]

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → median nerve → AIN (pure motor) → FDP 2, 3

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C7, C8 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → [muscle]

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C7, C8 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → FDS

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → FDS

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C7, C8 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → FDS

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → AIN → [muscle]

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → AIN → PQ, FPL

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → PQ, FPL

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial and lateral cord → median nerve → AIN → PQ, FPL

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brachial plexus lower trunk originates from

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C8, T1 roots

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brachial plexus middle trunk originates from

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C7 root

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brachial plexus upper trunk originates from

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C5, C6 roots

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → ulnar nerve → [muscles]

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intrinsic hand muscles

C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → ulnar nerve → FCU, FDP 4,5, lumbricals 3,4, interossei (3 PADs and 4 DABs), ADM, FDI

FDP 4,5 have C7 middle trunk contribution; others lower trunk C8, T1

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radial n. innervates

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muscles: triceps, anconeus, brachioradialis, ECRL/ECRB
sensory: posterior arm, posterior forearm, thumb, snuffbox

PIN is a branch of the radial n. that is pure motor (like AIN of median) → ECU, EIP, ED

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superficial radial neuropathy - Px, NCS/EMG

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pure sensory → posterior forearm and dorsal hand

usually hx tight handcuffs or IV

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Axillary n inn’s →

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deltoid (abduction), teres minor (external rotation), skin over deltoid

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Axillary n. origin/inn

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C5,6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → axillary n. → deltoid (abduction), teres minor (external rotation), skin over deltoid

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → deltoid, teres minor, skin over deltoid

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C5,6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → axillary n. → deltoid, teres minor, skin over deltoid

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → FCU, FDP 4,5, lumbricals 3,4, interossei (3 PADs and 4 DABs), ADM, FDI (intrinsic hand muscles)

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C7, C8, T1 → middle and lower trunk → medial cord → ulnar nerve → FCU, FDP 4,5, lumbricals 3,4, interossei (3 PADs and 4 DABs), ADM, FDI (intrinsic hand muscles)

FDP 4,5 mostly have C7 middle trunk contribution; others lower trunk C8, T1

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C8, T1 → lower trunk → medial cord → ulnar nerve → [muscles]

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C8, T1 → lower trunk → medial cord → ulnar nerve → FCU, FDP 4,5, lumbricals 3,4, interossei (3 PADs and 4 DABs), ADM, FDI (intrinsic hand muscles)

FDP 4,5 also have C7 middle trunk contribution

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → BR

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → BR

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → [muscle]

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → BR

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → ECRL

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → ECRL

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → [muscle]

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C6, C7 → upper and middle trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → ECRL

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → triceps, anconeus

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C6, C7, C8 → upper middle and lower trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → triceps anconeus

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C6, C7, C8 → upper middle and lower trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → [muscle]

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C6, C7, C8 → upper middle and lower trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → triceps anconeus

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → ECU, EIP, ED

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C7, C8 → middle and lower trunk → posterior cord → radial n. → PIN → ECU, EIP, ED

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → deltoid, teres minor, skin over deltoid

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → axillary n. → deltoid, teres minor, skin over deltoid

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → axillary n. → [?]

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → posterior cord → axillary n. → deltoid, teres minor, skin over deltoid

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → coracobrachialis, biceps brachii, brachialis (elbow flexors)

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → lateral cord → musculcutaneous n. → biceps brachii (chief supinator), brachialis (chief elbow flexor), coracobrachialis

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musculocutaneous n. → terminal part

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becomes lateral lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve (LAC, pure sensory)

able to obtain SNAP to LAC

33
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[root] → [trunk] → [nerve] → supraspinatus (shoulder abduction) → [structure] → infraspinatus (shoulder external rotation)

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → suprascapular n. → supraspinatus → spinoglenoid notch → infraspinatus

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → suprascapular n. → [muscle] → [structure] → [muscle]

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C5, C6 → upper trunk → suprascapular n. → supraspinatus → spinoglenoid notch → infraspinatus

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[root] → [nerve] → serratus anterior

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C5, C6, C7 → long thoracic n. → serratus anterior

36
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C5, C6, C7 → long thoracic n. → [muscle]

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C5, C6, C7 → long thoracic n. → serratus anterior

“SALT”

C5,6,7 will get you into heaven on a winged scapula

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[root] → [nerve] → SCM

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C3, C4 → spinal accessory n. → SCM

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C3, C4 → spinal accessory n. → [muscle]

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C3, C4 → spinal accessory n. → SCM

39
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[root] → [nerve] → rhomboids

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C4, C4 → dorsal scapular n. (pre plexus) → rhomboids

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C4, C4 → dorsal scapular n. (pre plexus) → [muscle]

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C4, C4 → dorsal scapular n. (pre plexus) → rhomboids

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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → pec major

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → medial and lateral cords → medial and lateral pectoral nerves → pec major

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → medial and lateral cords → medial and lateral pectoral nerves → [muscle]

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C5, C6, C7, C8, T1 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → medial and lateral cords → medial and lateral pectoral nerves → pec major

43
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[root] → [trunk] → [cord] → [nerve] → latissimus dorsi

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C6, C7, C8 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → posterior cord → thoracodorsal n. (middle subscapular n.) → latissimus dorsi

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C6, C7, C8 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → posterior cord → thoracodorsal n. (middle subscapular n.) → [muscle]

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C6, C7, C8 → upper, middle, and lower trunks → posterior cord → thoracodorsal n. (middle subscapular n.) → latissimus dorsi

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