upper limb

Question 1

where test C5 dermatome

Answer 1

lateral antecubital fossa

Question 2

where test T1 dermatome

Answer 2

medial antecubital fossa

Question 3

what are the 3 joints of the shoulder

Answer 3

acromioclavicular, sternoclavicular, glenhumeral

Question 4

what nerve is at risk in anterior shoulder dislocation

Answer 4

axillary

Question 5

which nerve damage deltoid paralysis

Answer 5

musculocutaneous

Question 6

which muscle and nerve can be used to repair deltoid problem

Answer 6

latissimus dorsi
thoracodorsal

Question 7

medial breast lymph drains into

Answer 7

parasternal nodes

Question 8

upper limb lymph drains mainly into

Answer 8

humeral and centrAL nodes of the axilla

Question 9

injury to thoracodorsal can happen when? what muscle will be compromised

Answer 9

lymph node clearance in metastatic breast ca
latissimus dorsi

Question 10

long thoracic nerve injury when can it happen (2)

Answer 10

chest drain insertion
stab wound

Question 11

spinal accessory nerve injury leads to

Answer 11

atrophy of trapezius, shoulder drops

Question 12

tumour at jugular foramen could lead to injury of which shoulder-related nerve

Answer 12

spinal accessory

Question 13

what nerve and artery run in posterior compt of the arm

Answer 13

radial n
deep a of the arm

Question 14

what nerves and artery run in anterior compt of arm (not forearm)

Answer 14

Musculocut, ulnar, median, brachial artery

Question 15

ulnar nerve injury, what name of the palsy

Answer 15

claw hand (can’t straighten 4 and 5)

Question 16

whereis ulnar nerve at risk

Answer 16

medial epicondyle

Question 17

posterior compt of forearm supplied by (nerve and artery)

Answer 17

radial n & posterior interosserous a

Question 18

anterior compt of forearm supplied by (a and n)

Answer 18

radial artery, ulnar a
median nerve, ulnar nerve

Question 19

in teh wrist, radius articulates with

Answer 19

scaphoid and lunate

Question 20

describe a Colles fratcure, when do you get it

Answer 20

distal radial# with posterior displacement. fall on an outstretched hand