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Upper body Flashcards

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1? 2?

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1: Greater tubercule of humerus
2: Coracoid process of scapula

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Clavicle

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4: Spinous process of scapula
5: Acromion of scapula

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Inferior angle of scapula

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7? 8?

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7: Scapula
8: Humerus

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9?

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Lesser tubercle of humerus

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1: Sternoclavicular joint
2: Articular disk

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Costoclavicular ligament

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1: Acromio-clavicular ligament
2: Coraco-clavicular ligament

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1? 3?

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1: Labrum
3: Glenoid cavity

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Glenohumeral capsule

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1: Coraco-acromial ligament
2: Subacromial bursa

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Subscapularis

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1: Infraspitanus muscle
2: Teres minor muscle

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1: Supraspinatus muscle

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1: Deltoid muscle

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Pectoralis major muscle

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18
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1: Pectoralis minor muscle

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19
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1: Serratus anterior muscle

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1: Supraspinatus muscle
2: Serratus anterior muscle

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1: Trapezius muscle

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1: Cranial nerve XI (accessory nerve)

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23
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1: Levator scapulae muscle
2: Rhomboid major and minor muscles

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1: Teres major muscle
2: Latissimus dorsi muscle

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1: Pectoralis muscle
2: Serratus anterior

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3: subscapularis, teres major and lattissimus dorsi

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1: Axilla
2: Cubital fossa
3: Carpal tunnel

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1: Circumflex humeral artery
2: Deep brachial artery (produnba brachii artery)

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3: Subclavian artery
4: Axillary artery

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5: Brachial artery

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31
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1: Cephalix vein
2: Subclavian vein

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3? 4?

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3: Axillary vein
4: Brachial vein

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5: Basilic vein

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1: Lateral cord
2: Medial cord

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35
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3? 4?

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3: Musculocutaneous nerve
4: Median nerve

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36
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1: Medial cord
2: Ulnar nerve

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37
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1: Axillary nerve (deltoid muscle)
2: Radial nerve

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1: Long thoracic nerve (C5, C6, C7)

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39
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1: Thoracodorsal nerve (C6-8) branching off posterior cord

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1: Subscapularis
2: Quadrangular space

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41
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3? 4?

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3: Teres major muscle
4: Triangular interval

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42
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5? 6?

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5: Long head of trice
6: Humerus

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43
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1: Axillary nerve and posterior humeral circumflex artery

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44
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2: Radial nerve and deep brachial artery

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45
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Axillary nerve (related to neck of humerus)
2: Radial nerve (related to shaft of humerus)
3: Ulnar nerve (related to medial epicondyle of humerus)

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46
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1: Posterior/Extensor Compartment (muscles innervated by radial nerve)
2: Anterior/Flexor Compartment (muscles innervated by musculocutaneous nerve)

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47
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1: Brachioradialis

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48
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1? 2?

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1: Long head of the biceps
2: Short head of the biceps

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49
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3? 4?

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3: Coracobrachialis muscle
4: Brachialis muscle

50
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5? 6?

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5: Bicipital aponeurosis
6: Tendon

51
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1? 2?

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1: Long head of the biceps
2: Short head of the biceps

52
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Long head
2: Medial head
3: Lateral head

53
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Radial artery
2: Brachial artery
3: Ulnar artery

54
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Cephalic vein
2: Median cubital vein
3: Basilic vein

55
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1? 2?

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1: Coracobrachialis muscle
2: Biceps

56
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3? 4?

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3: Brachialis muscle
4: Musculocutaneous nerve C5, C6, C7 (pierces coracobrachialis muscle)

57
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1? 2?

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1: Triceps muscle
2: Radial nerve (C5-T1)

58
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1? 2?

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1: Cubital fossa
2: Brachioradialis muscle

59
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3?

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3: Pronator teres muscle

60
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1? 3?

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1: Biceps tendon
3: Brachial artery

61
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2? 4?

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2: Median nerve
4: Median cubital vein

62
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Lateral epicondyle
2: Medial epicondyle
3: Olecranon of ulna

63
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Ulna
2: Interosseus membrane
3: Radius

64
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1? 2?

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1: Lateral epicondyle
2: Medial epicondyle

65
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1? 2?

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1: Capitulum
2: Trochlea

66
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3? 4?

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3: Radial collateral ligament
4: Capsule

67
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5? 6?

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5: Annular ligament
6: Ulnar collateral ligament

68
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1? 2?

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1: Coronoid process of ulna
2: Olecranon of ulna

69
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1?

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1: Anterior/Flexor-Pronator compartment (muscles innervated by median and ulnar nerves)

70
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1? 2?

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1: Pronator teres muscle
2: Pronator quadratus

71
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1? 2?

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1: Flexor pollicis longus
2: Flexor digitalum profondus

72
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1?

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1: Flexor digitorum superficialis

73
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1? 2?

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1: Flexor carpi radialis
2: Palmaris longus

74
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3? 4?

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3: Flexor carpi ulnaris
4: Palmar aponeurosis

75
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1? 2? 3?

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1: Medial epicondyle
2: Pronator teres
3: Flexor carpi radialis

76
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4? 5?

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4: Palmaris longus
5: Flexor carpi ulnaris

77
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1?

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1: Posterior/Extensor-Supinator compartment (muscles innervated by radial nerve)

78
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1?

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1: Supinator muscle

79
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1? 2?

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1: Extensor pollicis longus
2: Lister’s tubercle

80
Q

3? 4?

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3: Extensor indicis
4: Supinator muscle

81
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6?

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6: Extensor policis brevis

82
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1? 2?

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1: Extensor carpi ulnaris
2: Extensor digitorum

83
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3?

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3: Extensor digiti minimi

84
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1?

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Synovial tendon sheath

85
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1? 2?

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1: Extensor carpi radialis longus
2: Extensor carpi radialis brevis

86
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1?

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1: Lateral epicondyle

87
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1? 2?

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1: Anterior Interosseus Nerve, the motor branch of median nerve (Innervates FDP, flexor pollicis longus and pronator quadratus)
2: Median nerve C5-T1 (pierces pronator teres and then runs in plane between flexor digitorum profundus and flexor digitorum superficialis muscles)

88
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3?

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3: Ulnar nerve (C8-T1)

89
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1?

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Radial nerve (C5-T1)

90
Q

1? 2?

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1: Trapezoid
2: Trapezium

91
Q

3? 4?

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3: Scaphoid
4: Lunate

92
Q

5? 6?

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5: Triquerum
6: Pisiform

93
Q

7? 8?

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7: Hamate
8: Capitate

94
Q

1? 2?

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1: Hook of hamate
2: Pisiform

95
Q

3? 4?

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3: Carpal tunnel
4: Tubercules of scaphoid and trapezium

96
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1? 2?

A

1: Ulnar nerve in Guyon’s canal
2: Ulnar artery

97
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3?

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3: Flexor carpi radialis

98
Q

4? 5?

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4: Flexor digitorum superficialis
5: Flexor digitorum profondus

99
Q

6? 7?

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6: Median nerve
7: Flexor pollicis longus

100
Q

1? 2?

A

1: Distal InterPhalangeal joint
2: Proximal InterPhalangeal joint

101
Q

3? 4?

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3: Metacarpophalyngeal joint
4: Carpometacarpal joint

102
Q

5? 6? 7?

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5: Phalanges
6: Metacarpal bones
7: Carpal bones

103
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1?

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1: Dorsal interossei

104
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1?

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1: Palmar interossei

105
Q

1? 2? 3?

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1: Tendon of extensor digitorum muscle
2: Palmar and dorsal interossei
3: Lumbrical

106
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1?

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1: Lumbricals

107
Q

1? 2?

A

1: Flexor digiti minimi
2: Abductor digiti minimi

108
Q

3? 4?

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3: Adductor pollicis
4: Flexor pollicis brevis

109
Q

5?

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5: Abductor pollicis brevis

110
Q

1? 2?

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1: Opponens digiti minimi
2: Abductor pollicis brevis

111
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3?

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3: Opponens pollicis

112
Q

1? 2?

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1: Ulnar artery
2: Radial artery

113
Q

3? 4? 5?

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3: Digital arteries
4: Princeps pollicis artery
5: Superficial palmar arch

114
Q

1?

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1: Snuff box

115
Q

1? 2?

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1: Extensor pollicis brevis
2: Extensor pollicis longus

116
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3? 4?

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3: Radial nerve
4: Abductor pollicis longus

117
Q

5?

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5: Radial artery

118
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1? 2?

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1: Recurrent branch (innervates abductor pollicis brevis, flexor pollicis brevis opponens pollicis)
2: Median nerve (C5-8; T1)

119
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1?

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1: Ulnar nerve (C8, T1)

120
Q

What muscles are responsible for the pronation of the forearm?

A
  1. Pronator teres
  2. Pronator quadratus

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