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Upper Extremity, Topnotch Flashcards

1
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Axilla, boundaries: Posterior

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Scapular 1) Subscapularis 2) Latissimus dorsi 3) Teres major

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Axilla, boundaries: Medial

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Costal 1) 2nd-6th rib and intercostal muscles 2) Serratus anterior

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Axilla, boundaries: Lateral

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Humeral 1) Humerus 2) Long and short heads of biceps brachia 3) Coracobrachialis

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Axilla, boundaries: Apex

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3 bones 1) Anterior: Clavicle 2) Posterior: Scapula 3) Medial: 1st rib

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Axilla, boundaries: Base

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Skin, subcutaneous fascia, and axillary fascia

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The axillary fascia that covers the axillary sheath is a continuation of

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Lateral prolongation of pre vertebral fascia

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Axillary fascia extends up to

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Elbow

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Dislocation: Sudden violence applied to humerus with joint fully abducted tilts the humeral head downward into the inferior weak part

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Anterior inferior dislocation

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9
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Dislocation: Rare dislocation of shoulder joint

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Posterior

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Shoulder joint: Most commonly affected tendon in inflammation

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Supraspinatus tendon

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Symptom of inflammation of supraspinatus tendon

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Pain anterior and superior to shoulder on abduction

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Nerve supply: Supraspinatus

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Suprascapular

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Nerve supply: Infraspinatus

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Suprascapular

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Nerve supply: Teres minor

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Axillary

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15
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Nerve supply: Teres major

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Lower subscapular

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Nerve supply: Deltoid

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Axillary

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17
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Actions at shoulder joint: Supraspinatus

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Abductor

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18
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Actions at shoulder joint: Infraspinatus

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Lateral rotator

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Actions at shoulder joint: Teres minor

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Lateral rotator

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Actions at shoulder joint: Subscapularis

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Medial rotator

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21
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Actions at shoulder joint: Deltoid

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Abductor

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22
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Actions at shoulder joint: Teres major

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Medial rotator

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Triangular space, boundaries: Superior

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Teres minor

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Triangular space, boundaries: Inferior

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Teres major

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Triangular space, boundaries: Lateral

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Long head of biceps brachii

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Triangular space, boundaries: Contents

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Circumflex scapular vessels

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27
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Forearm: Main flexor

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Brachialis

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28
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Forearm: Main supinator

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Biceps brachii

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29
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Forearm: Main extensor

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Triceps brachii

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30
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Innervation of flexor muscles in forearm

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Median nerve

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31
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Flexor muscles in forearm: Superficial group (4)

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1) Pronator teres 2) Palmaris longus 3) Flexor carpi radialis 4) Flexor carpi ulnaris

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32
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Flexor muscles in forearm: Intermediate group

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Flexor digitorum superficialis

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33
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Flexor muscles in forearm: Deep group (3)

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1) Flexor digitorum profundus 2) Flexor palmaris longus 3) Pronator quadratus

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34
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2 flexor muscles in forearm not innervated by median nerve but by the ulnar nerve

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1) Flexor carpi ulnaris 2) Flexor digitorum profundus

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35
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Foreram: Origin of common flexor tendon

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Medial epicondyle of humerus

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36
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Common flexor tendon is common origin of which muscles

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Superficial and intermediate group of forearm flexors

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37
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Nerve supply of extensors of forearm

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Radial nerve

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38
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Extensors of forearm: Deep group

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SEEEA 1) Supinator 2) EPB 3) EPL 4) EI 5) Abpolo

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39
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Foreram: Origin of common extensor tendon

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Lateral epicondyle of humerus

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40
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Inflammation of common flexor tendon

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golFer’s elbow

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41
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Inflammation of common extensor tendon

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Tennis elbow

42
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Inflammation due to repetitive flexion and pronation of forearm at elbow

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Golfer’s elbow

43
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Inflammation due to forced extension and flexion of forearm at elbow

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Tennis elbow

44
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Floor of cubital fossa

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1) Brachialis 2) Supinator

45
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Thenar muscles (3)

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1) Abpobre 2) Flexpobre 3) Opponens pollicis

46
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Thenar muscles are supplied by what nerve

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Median

47
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Adductor pollicis is supplied by what nerve

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Ulnar

48
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Intrinsic muscles of hand (3)

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1) Palmar interossei 2) Dorsal interossei 3) Lumbricals

49
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Flexors of the PIP

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Flexor digitorum superficialis

50
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Flexors of the DIP

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Flexor digitorum profundus

51
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Nerve to the flexor digitorum superficialis

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Median nerve

52
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Nerve to the flexor digitorum profundus

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Median and ulnar nerve

53
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Hypothenar muscles (3)

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1) Abductor digiti minimi 2) Flexor digiti minimi 3) Opponens digiti minimi

54
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Nerve to the hypothenar muscles

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Ulnar nerve

55
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Nerve roots of biceps brachii tendon reflex

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C5,6

56
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Reflex, nerve roots: Triceps tendon

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C6,7,8

57
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Reflex, nerve roots: Brachioradialis tendon

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C5,6,7

58
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In Erb-Duchenne syndrome, there is altered sensation where (4)

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1) Lateral arm 2) Forearm 3) Thum 4) Index finger

59
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Long thoracic nerve is most commonly injured at what site

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As it courses superficial to the serratus anterior on the lateral wall of the thorax

60
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Etiologies of long thoracic nerve lesion (3)

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1) Thoracic surgery 2) Radical mastectomy 3) Stab wounds

61
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Nerve injured: Difficulty in elevating the trunk as if attempting to climb

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Thoracodorsal nerve

62
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Nerve injured: Difficulty in using a crutch

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Thoracodorsal nerve

63
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Uncommon upper extremity nerve lesion

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Musculocutaneous nerve

64
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Action of forearm spared in radial nerve lesion

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Extension

65
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Lesion: Hand of Benediction

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Median nerve

66
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Lesion: Ape hand

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Median nerve

67
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Lesion: Claw hand

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Ulnar nerve

68
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Lesion: Lunate dislocation

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Median nerve

69
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First bone to begin ossification during feral development

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Clavicle

70
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Last bone to complete ossification

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Clavicle

71
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Clavicle completely ossifies at about what age

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21

72
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Clavicle: Weakest point

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Junction between medial 2/3 end and lateral 1/3 end

73
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Fracture of clavicle: Medial segment

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Elevated by pull of SCM

74
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Fracture of clavicle: Lateral segment

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Displaced downward by gravity and pull of deltoid

75
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Fracture of clavicle: Brachial plexus injury

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Lower trunk

76
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Brachial plexus: 5 rami are formed in the

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Neck

77
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Brachial plexus: 6 divisions are related to the

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Clavicle

78
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Brachial plexus: 3 cords are related to the

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Axilla

79
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Fracture of clavicle: Hemorrhage from what vessel

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Subclavian vein

80
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Radial fracture: Posterior displacement of distal segment

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Colles fracture/dinner fork/silver fork deformity

81
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Radial fracture: Anterior displacement of distal segment

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Smith fracture

82
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Anatomical snuffbox, boundaries: Lateral

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Tendons of EPB and abpolo

83
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Anatomical snuffbox, boundaries: Medial

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Tendon of EPL

84
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Anatomical snuffbox, boundaries: Floor

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Scaphoid and trapezium

85
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Anatomical snuffbox: What artery can be palpated

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Radial artery

86
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Pain and tenderness over the anatomical snuffbox indicates fracture of what bone

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Scaphoid

87
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Most commonly dislocated carpal bone

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Lunate

88
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Anteriorly vs posteriorly: Lunate is commonly dislocated

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Anteriorly

89
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Thickening and contracture of the palmar aponeurosis

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Dupuytren’s contracture

90
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Fracture of the base of the first metacarpal

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Bennet’s

91
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Oblique/transverse fracture of the necks of the 2nd and 3rd metacarpals (CDB: 4th and 5th)

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Boxer’s fracture

92
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Oblique/transverse fracture of the necks of the 4th and 5th metacarpals

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Bar room fracture

93
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Triangular interval, boundaries: Superior

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Teres major

94
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Triangular interval, boundaries: Lateral

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Lateral head of the triceps or the humerus

95
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Triangular interval, boundaries: Medial

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Long head of the triceps

96
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Triangular interval, contents (2)

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1) Profunda brachii artery 2) Radial nerve

97
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Three important spaces of the shoulder that are bordered by the triceps (shoulder spaces)

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98
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Muscular contents of anterior compartment of leg

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99
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Anterior compartment of leg, neurovascular contents

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100
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Lateral compartment of leg, contents

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101
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Superficial posterior compartment of leg, contents

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102
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Deep posterior compartment of leg, contents

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