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1
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whats the spaces viewed from the back

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triangular interval
triangular space
quadrangular space

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whats the spaces viewed from the back

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triangular interval
triangular space
quadrangular space

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quadrangular space

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-l = humerus
- m =long head of tricep brachii
- s = teres minor
-I = teres major
this is where axillary nerve and posterior circumflex humeral vein and artery pass through

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triangular interval

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-s= teas major
-m=humerus /lateral head of tricep brachii
-l=long head of tricep brachi
radial nerve and profundus brachii artery are visible in the base of the triangular interval and they wind around the humerus in the radial groove

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triangular space

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  • s=teres minor
  • I=teres major
  • L=long head of tricep brachi
  • NO NERVES just the circumflex scapular vessels enter the infrapinous fossa
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circumflex scapular artery

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  • branch of the sub scapular artery that also originates from the third part of the axillary artery in the axilla
  • it leaves through the triangular space and into the infraspinous fossa, supplying teres major and minor as it forms anatomies with other arteries
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how is axillary artery formed

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whensubclvian artery crosses the lateral border of the first rib to enter the axillae

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axilla

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  • L=thoracic wall and serratus anterior
    -S = lateral margin of 1st rib
    -L= humerus
    -F=armpit skin
    A= pectoralis major
    -Pos=LAst/ters/subscap/long head
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subcapular arter

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originates third part of axillary artery and it anastoems with transverse cervical artery and supescapular artery

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transverse cervical artery

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from the subscapular artery

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where does brachial artery start

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teres major below it, and it supplies forearm

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12
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where can you palpate the brachial pulse

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cubital fossa,

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cubital fossa

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  • between the medial and lateral epicondyle,
  • L =brachioradialis
  • M= pronator teres
  • contents are from lateral to medial;
  • tendon of bicep brachii , brachial artery, median nerve
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bicep brachii

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-short head and long head

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short head of bicep brachii

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  • originates from the coracoid process and passes vertically down and unites with long head to form 1 single muscle belly wc inserts intoradias tuberosity vis bicep endon , it goes beneath the bicipital aponeurosis
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long head of bicep brachii

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  • originates at the supraglenoid tubercule , passes over the head and enters the intertubecular sulcus where held into position by the TRASNVERSE HUMERAL LIGAMENT and joins with the short head to from one single belly wc inserts on the radial tubersity via tendon of bicep brachii under the bicipital aponeurosis
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transverse humeral ligament

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holds the tendon of the long head of bicep brachii in place in the intertrubcular sulcus

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bicipital aponeurosis

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originates close to the musculotendious junction of the nicest and forms roof of curtail fossa

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what compartment are bicep brachi and whats the function and IN? how do you test it’s tendon?

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  • anteior
  • supinators at the radioulnar joint, flex the arm at the elbow joint and shoulder,
  • musculocutanous C5 6 7
  • tap the tendon with hammer and that should c flexion of elbow and supination
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20
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unscrew a cork action?

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supinations

-anterior compartment (bicep and corocobrachialis )

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21
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pull out the cork screw

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flexion

anterior compartment

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anterior compartemtn

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coracobrachilus

long and short head of bicep brachi

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23
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coracobrachiuls

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O from coracoid process and inserts into medial side humeral shaft
f = olex the arm at the shoulder and weak abductor
innervated by msuculocutanous C. 6 7

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24
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brachialis

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forms the floor of cubital fossa

  • deep to the bicep brachii
  • O = anterior distal shaft and inserts intent he coracoid
  • f = fletcher forarm
  • In= muschulocutanos
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25
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posterior compartment of arm

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-tricpe brachi wc has 3 heads

; 1 medial deep and 1lateral and 1 long head

26
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tricep

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all insert into the olecranon of the ulna and form a single tendon but originates in different places

  • M= is the deepest, shaft f humerus inferior to the radial groove
  • L= shaft superior to radial groove
  • Long head= infraglenoid tubercule of scapula
27
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how do you test the tricpe

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tap tendon just before the olecranon of the ulna b they are there

28
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subacromial space

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  • space between the coraco-acromial arch (formed by coracoid process, acromion, coraco-acromial ligament )
  • in this space is ; subacromial bursa /supeaspinatus tendon / joint capsule / long head of biceps
29
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what happens in the subacromial space during abduction

A
  • impingement (trapping) of these soft tissues leading to irritation and inflammation known as impingement syndomre
30
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quadrangular space

A

-l = humerus
- m =long head of tricep brachii
- s = teres minor
-I = teres major
this is where axillary nerve and posterior circumflex humeral vein and artery pass through

31
Q

triangular interval

A

-s= teas major
-m=humerus /lateral head of tricep brachii
-l=long head of tricep brachi
radial nerve and profundus brachii artery are visible in the base of the triangular interval and they wind around the humerus in the radial groove

32
Q

triangular space

A
  • s=teres minor
  • I=teres major
  • L=long head of tricep brachi
  • NO NERVES just the circumflex scapular vessels enter the infrapinous fossa
33
Q

circumflex scapular artery

A
  • branch of the sub scapular artery that also originates from the third part of the axillary artery in the axilla
  • it leaves through the triangular space and into the infraspinous fossa, supplying teres major and minor as it forms anatomies with other arteries
34
Q

how is axillary artery formed

A

whensubclvian artery crosses the lateral border of the first rib to enter the axillae

35
Q

axilla

A
  • L=thoracic wall
    -S = lateral margin of 1st rib
    -L= humerus
    -F=armpit skin
    A= pectoralis major
    -Pos=LAst/ters/subscap/long head
36
Q

subcapular arter

A

originates third part of axillary artery and it anastoems with transverse cervical artery and supescapular artery

37
Q

transverse cervical artery

A

from the subscapular artery

38
Q

where does brachial artery start

A

teres major below it, and it supplies forearm

39
Q

where can you palpate the brachial pulse

A

cubital fossa,

40
Q

cubital fossa

A
  • between the medial and lateral epicondyle,
  • L =brachioradialis
  • M= pronator teres
  • contents are from lateral to medial;
  • tendon of bicep brachii , brachial artery, median nerve
41
Q

bicep brachii

A

-short head and long head

42
Q

short head of bicep brachii

A
  • originates from the coracoid process and passes vertically down and unites with long head to form 1 single muscle belly wc inserts RADIAL tuberosity vis bicep endon , it goes beneath the bicipital aponeurosis
43
Q

long head of bicep brachii

A
  • originates at the supraglenoid tubercule , passes over the head and enters the intertubecular sulcus where held into position by the TRASNVERSE HUMERAL LIGAMENT and joins with the short head to from one single belly wc inserts on the radial tubersity via tendon of bicep brachii under the bicipital aponeurosis
44
Q

transverse humeral ligament

A

holds the tendon of the long head of bicep brachii in place in the intertrubcular sulcus

45
Q

bicipital aponeurosis

A

originates close to the musculotendious junction of the nicest and forms roof of curtail fossa

46
Q

what compartment are bicep brachi and whats the function and IN? how do you test it’s tendon?

A
  • anteior
  • supinators at the radioulnar joint, flex the arm at the elbow joint and shoulder,
  • musculocutanous C5 6 7
  • tap the tendon with hammer and that should c flexion of elbow and supination
47
Q

unscrew a cork action?

A

supinations

-anterior compartment (bicep and corocobrachialis )

48
Q

pull out the cork screw

A

flexion

anterior compartment

49
Q

anterior compartemtn

A

coracobrachilus

long and short head of bicep brachi

50
Q

coracobrachiuls

A

O from coracoid process and inserts into medial side humeral shaft
f = olex the arm at the shoulder and weak abductor
innervated by msuculocutanous C. 6 7

51
Q

brachialis

A

forms the floor of cubital fossa

  • deep to the bicep brachii
  • O = anterior distal shaft and inserts intent he coracoid
  • f = fletcher forarm
  • In= muschulocutanos
52
Q

posterior compartment of arm

A

-tricpe brachi wc has 3 heads

; 1 medial deep and 1lateral and 1 long head

53
Q

tricep

A

all insert into the olecranon of the ulna and form a single tendon but originates in different places

  • M= is the deepest, shaft f humerus inferior to the radial groove
  • L= shaft superior to radial groove
  • Long head= infraglenoid tubercule of scapula
54
Q

how do you test the tricpe

A

tap tendon just before the olecranon of the ulna b they are there

55
Q

subacromial space

A
  • space between the coraco-acromial arch (formed by coracoid process, acromion, coraco-acromial ligament )
  • in this space is ; subacromial bursa /supeaspinatus tendon / joint capsule / long head of biceps
56
Q

what happens in the subacromial space during abduction

A
  • impingement (trapping) of these soft tissues leading to irritation and inflammation known as impingement syndomre
57
Q

why axilla

A
  • brachial plexus
  • axillary nerve and vein
  • lymphatics
58
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blood supply

A

R= brachiocephalic trunkL =aorta

- at lateral border fo first rib become the axillary artery

59
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axillary nerve

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  • MOTOR; the deltoid and teres minr

- SESNSATION ;upper lateral cutaneous

60
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radial groove

A

radial nerve and profudus brachi

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