Upper Extremity Flashcards
TRUE JOINTS
AC
SC
GH jt
FALSE JOINTS
Subacromial jt
Bicipital groove
Scapulothoracic jt
Orientation of clavicle
Lateral 1/3 - concave anteriorly
Medial 2/3 - convex anteriorly
FRAGMENTS OF CLAVICLE
Medial fragment?
Lateral fragment?
Pulled superiorly by SCM
Pulled inferiorly by gravity
Pulled medially by PECS MAJOR
Content of brachial plexus
Subclavian artery
Brachial plexus
Orientation of acromion
Mnemonics?
Acromion PLS
Posterior
Lateral
Superior
TYPES OF ACROMION PROCESS
MC?
Rare?
Assoc c impingement?
I - Flat
II - Curved
III - Hooked
IV - Upturned
Curved
Upturned
Hooked
Orientation of coracoid process
Anterior, superior
Ligament that prevents the superior translation of humerus
Coracoacromial ligament
GREATEST TUBEROSITY OF HUMERUS Location? Palpation? Mm attachment? Best viewed in?
Lateral
IR
SIT
ER
LESSER TUBEROSITY OF HUMERUS
Location?
Palpation?
Mm attachment?
Medial
ER
Subscap
What sign when there is posterior deltoid weakness
-Hyperextend both UE, results in asymmetrical in both UE
SWALLOW TAIL SIGN
SC JOINT
Type?
Articulation?
DOF/axes?
Saddle/sellar/double plane joint
Medial end of clavicle + manubrium
3 DOF / 3 axes
Ligament that limits excessive depression of distal clavicle
Interclavicular (IC) ligament
Ligament that limits excessive elevation of distal clavicle
Costoclavicular (CC) ligament
SC LIGAMENT
Limits protraction?
Limits retraction?
Posterior SC
Anterior SC
SC DISC
Code??
EDi Sa PRC
During elevation, depression, disc becomes part of sternum
During protraction, retraction, disc becomes part of clavicle
Concave-Convex Rule
Elevation depression?
Protraction retraction?
Opposite
Same
What are the contributions of the SC joint during elevation:
<90 degrees of arm elevation?
More than 90 degrees of arm elevation?
Elevation
Depression
If there is no posterior rotation of the clavicle, arm elevation is up to how many degrees?
110
AC JOINT
Type?
Articulation?
DOF/axes?
Synovial plane joint
Acromion + lateral end of clavicle
3 DOF
Primary ligament for inferior translation?
SUPERIOR AC LIGAMENT
Primary ligament for superior translation?
CORACOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT - CONOID
2 types of CORACOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT
Conoid
Trapezoid