Uppper Extremity Regional Anesthesia Flashcards

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What forms neurovascular bundle?

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Trunks 3 and subclavian artery

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Roots

5 facts

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Arise from ventral primary rami of C5-T1 spinal n
Exit Posterior to vertebral artery
Lateral through cervical transverse process
Emerge between ant & middle scalene m-interscalene groove
Surrounded by prevertebral fascial sheath - LA deposit into it

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Trunks facts

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3
Pass under the clavicle & over 1st rib
Joined by SC artery & form neurovascular bundle

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Musculocutaneous n

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Lateral cord
Lateral cutaneous n of forearm - sensory skin
Elbow flexion - motor (coracobrachialis, brachialis, bicep brachii)

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Median n

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Arises from medial & lateral cord
Sensory: palmar surface of the hand first 3.5 fingers
Anterolateral surface of hand

Motor: flexor muscles of the forearm/hand
Flexion of wrist/opposition of middle, forefinger, thumb, pronation of forearm

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Ulnar n

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Medial cord - arises
Sensory: skin over medial surface of hand, 1.5 fingers
Motor: flexion of wrist, flex/opposition of medial 2 fingers towards thumb, adduction of fingers

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Axillary n

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C5-6, arises from posterior cord
Sensory: posterior shoulder & arm
Motor: shoulder abduction - deltoid & teres muscle

Surgery of forearm & hand
3 nerves: radial, median, ulnar

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Radial n

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C5-T1 posterior cord
Sensory: posterior (regions of forearm & hand) lateral surface of arm
Motor: extension of elbow, supination of forearm, extension wrist/fingers

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Suprascapular n

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C5-6 upper trunk
May require separate anesthetizing for shoulder procedure
Cape of shoulder
Typically blocked by interscalene approach to BP

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What nerve is not part of BP

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Intercostalbrachial nerve T2
Lateral branch of intercostal nerve
Sensory: axillary & upper posterior medial side of the arm

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Hyperechoic

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Brighter, white

Nerves below clavicle

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Hypoechoic

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Darker grayish-black

Nerves above clavicle

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Echogenicity

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Degree of brightness of a structure displays on ultrasound

Influenced by the amount of beam returning to the transducer

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What is the goal of US for interscalene block

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To identify scalene muscles & nerve roots between

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Horner’s syndrome

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d/t proximal spread to C3-4 & cervical sympathetic chain
S/S: ipsilateral ptosis, anhydrosis, myosis, nasal congestion,

Associated w/interscalene block

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