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Unit I Lec 15-16 Flashcards

1
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Forearm sensation lateral/antelateral area is from

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lateral antebrachial cutaneous n

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2
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lateral antebrachial cutaneous n is a branch of what n

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musculocutaneous n

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3
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Forearm sensation mesial anteromedial is from what n

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medial antebrachial cutaneous n

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4
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Forearm sensation posterior is from what n

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posterior antebrachial cutaneous n

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5
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What n pierces coracobrachialis before is innervates anything

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musculocutaneous n

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6
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Posterior antebrachial cutaneous n is a branch of what n

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radial n

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7
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Injury to coracobrachialis would cause what problems

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sensory to lateral part of forearm, elbow flexion

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8
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Term for impingement of musculocutaneous n (or any n)

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entrapment

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9
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Terms for anterior side of the hand

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palmar, volar

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10
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Term for posterior side of hand

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dorsum

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11
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Joint between the radius and ulna at wrist

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distal radioulnar joint

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12
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Joint between the radius and scaphoid/lunate at wrist

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radiocarpal joint

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13
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Radiocarpal joint type of joint

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condylar joint

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14
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Distal radioulnar joint is what type of hoint

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pivot joint

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15
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Anterior/posterior thickenings at distal radioulnar joint

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articular capsule

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16
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Cartilage that hooks onto ulnar styloid

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triangular fibrocartilage

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17
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Triangular fibrocartilage form what

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articular disk

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18
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Thick, tough, yet pliable membrane in radiocarpal joint

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articular capsule

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19
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Ligaments on the back and front of wrist carpals

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dorsal and volar radiocarpal ligaments

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20
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Wrist ligaments on the medial and lateral sides of the wrist

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ulnar and radial collateral ligaments

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21
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Plane joints between carpals

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intercarpal joints

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22
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Ligaments between intercarpal joints

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intercarpal ligaments (dorsal/palmar)

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23
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Two rows of carpal bones are named

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proximal and distal rows

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24
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Joint between proximal nad distal rows of carpal bones

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midcarpal joint

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25
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Main function of intercarpal joint

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wrist flexion

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26
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Largest of all carpal bones

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capitate

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27
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Carpal bone with hook

A

hamate

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28
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Carpal bone that articulates with metacarpal 1

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trapezium

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29
Q

Most frequently fractured carpal (70%)

A

scaphoid

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30
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Terms for fx of distal radius

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colles fx

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31
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Three parts of metacarpal bones

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base, shaft, head

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32
Q

Hand joint that is a saddle joint

A

1st carpometacarpal joint

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33
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Hand joints that are gliding joints

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carpometacarpal joints 2-5

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34
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Digits 2-5 have what 3 phalanges

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proximal, middle, distal

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35
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Digit 1 has what phalanges

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proximal and distal

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36
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Joint type of first metacarpophalangeal joint

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hinge joint

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37
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Joint type MCP joints 2-5

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condyloid joints

38
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Interphalangeal joint (IP), proximal and distal IP joints (PIP, DIP) joint type

A

hinge joints

39
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MCP ligament that runs between heads of metacarpals 2-5

A

deep transverse metacarpal ligament

40
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Fibrocartilage ligament that covers the MCP joints on volar surface

A

palmar plates

41
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PIP, DIP, and IP hinge joints have what 2 ligaments

A

medial and collateral ligaments

42
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MCPs 2-5 (condyloid ligaments) what 4 ligaments

A

medial/lateral collateral ligaments, dorsal/volar ligaments

43
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MCP 1 hinge joints has what2 ligaments

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medial/collateral ligaments

44
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All digit joints have what universal feature

A

joint capsule

45
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Fascia on the palm

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palmar aponeurosis

46
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Fascia that covers the thenar and hypothenar eminence

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thenar and hypothenar fascial sheaths

47
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Tough strand of fascia between thenar and hypothenar eminence

A

flexor retinaculum

48
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Flexor retinaculum covers what tunnel

A

carpal tunnel

49
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Ligament covering carpals proximal to flexor retinaculum

A

palmar carpal ligament

50
Q

Palmar aponeurosis is continuation of what fascia

A

antebrachial fascia

51
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Muscle that inserts into palmar aponeurosis, not into a bone

A

palmeris longus

52
Q

Thenar mx, hypothenar mx, intermediate compartment are what type of hand mx

A

intrinsic mx

53
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Abductor digiti minimi, flexor digiti minimi brevis, opponens digiti minimi, and palmaris brevis are what type of hand mx

A

hypothenar mx

54
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Small hand mx that corrugates skin to easier gripping, absent in 9% of population

A

palmeris brevis

55
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Hand mx that abducts little finger

A

abductor digiti minimit

56
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Hand mx that flexes little finger

A

flexor digiti minimi brevis

57
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Mx that wraps around little finger for opposition to thumb

A

opponens digiti minimi

58
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Palmeris brevis is located on what side of hand

A

hypothenar side

59
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Hypothenar mx are innervated by

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deep ulnar n

60
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palmeris brevis is innervated by what n

A

superficial volar branch of ulnar nerve

61
Q

Ulnar n and ulnar artery pass through hole between hamte and pisiform called

A

guyon’s canal

62
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Adductor pollicis brevis, flexor pollicis brevis, opponens pollicis, and adductor pollicis are what category of hand mx

A

thenar mx

63
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Thenar mx that adducts thumb

A

adductor pollicis brevis

64
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Thenar mx that flexes thumb

A

flexor pllicis brevis

65
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Thenar mx that opposes little finger with thumb

A

opponens pollicis

66
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Thenar mx that adducts thumb

A

adductor pollicis brevis

67
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Then ar mx that wraps around 5th metacarpal

A

opponens digiti minimi

68
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Thenar mx that wraps around 1st metacarpal

A

opponens pollicis

69
Q

Two heads of adductor pollicis

A

transverse head, oblique head

70
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Thenar mx are innervated by what n

A

recurrent branch of median nerve

71
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Thenar mx innervation exception, adductor pollicis is innervated by

A

deep branch of ulnar n

72
Q

Damage to deep branch of ulnar nerve causes what problem

A

inability to adduct thumb (pick things up)

73
Q

Small mx in hand that flex MCP and extend Ips (table topper mx)

A

4 lumbricales (numbered 1-4)

74
Q

Lubricles originate from what tendon

A

Tendon of the flexor digitorum profundus

75
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Origin of dorsal interossei

A

interosseous joints of metacarpals

76
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Action of dorsal interossei

A

abduct fingers

77
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Action of palmer interossei

A

adduction fingers

78
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Insertion of dorsal interossei

A

side of finger for abduction

79
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Insertion of palmar interossei

A

side of finger for adduction

80
Q

lateral 2 lumbricles are innervated by

A

median nerve

81
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medial 2 lumbricles are innervated by

A

deep branch of ulnar n

82
Q

All interossei innervated by

A

deep branch of ulnar n

83
Q

Superficial br ulnar artery and superficial palmar br radial artery form what

A

superficial palmar arch

84
Q

Three artery structures in hand

A

superficial palmar arch, common palmar digitial arteries, proper palmar digitial arteries

85
Q

Connection between tendons and blood vessels in flexor digitorum superficialis and flexor digitorum profundus

A

vinculae

86
Q

Artery structure in hand formed by radial artery and deep branch of ulnar artery

A

deep palmar arch

87
Q

Artery that goes through the anatomical snuffbox

A

radial artery

88
Q

Palmar metacarpal arteries, princeps pollicis artery, and radialis indicis artery are branches of what

A

branches of deep palmar arch

89
Q

Artery that gives pulse to thumb

A

princeps pollicis artery

90
Q

Artery that runs up side of index finger

A

radialis indicis artery

91
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Structures on fingers that create tunnels for long flexor tendons

A

fibrous sheaths

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