wrist and hand Flashcards

1
Q

CARPAL BONES

A

8 per hand
4 per row

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2
Q

METACARPALS

A

5 per hand
1 per finger

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3
Q

articulate with the distal row of the
carpal bones

A

Bases of the metacarpals

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4
Q

form the knuckles, articulate with
the proximal phalanges

A

Heads of the metacarpals

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5
Q

slightly concave forward and
triangular in transverse section

A

Body of each metacarpal

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6
Q

phalanges

A

14
Per hand
3 per finger
except thumb with 2

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7
Q

strong bands of deep fascia that hold the long FLEXOR tendons in position at the wrist

A

FLEXOR RETINACULUM

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8
Q

strong bands of deep fascia that hold the long EXTENSOR tendons in position at the wrist

A

EXTENSOR RETINACULUM

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9
Q

an osteofascial tunnel for the
passage of the median nerve
and the flexor tendons of the
thumb and fingers

A

carpal tunnel

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10
Q

• compression of the median
nerve as it passes through the
carpal tunnel
• caused by pinching and gripping
activities with the wrist bent
• made worse with repetitive
flexion and extension activities at
the wrists

A

CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

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11
Q

triangular
- occupies central area of palm
- apex attached to the distal
border of the flexor
retinaculum
- base divides at the bases of
the fingers into 4 slips

A

PALMAR APONEUROSIS

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12
Q
  • strong fibrous sheath at the
    anterior surface of each finger,
    from the head of the metacarpal
    to the base of the distal phalanx
  • proximal end is open, whereas
    the distal end is closed
A

FIBROUS FLEXOR SHEATHS

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13
Q

allow the long tendons to move
smoothly, with a minimum of
friction, beneath the flexor
retinaculum and the fibrous flexor
sheaths
a. Radial bursa
b. Ulnar bursa

A

SYNOVIAL FLEXOR SHEATHS

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14
Q

SMALL MUSCLES OF THE HAND

A

• Palmaris Brevis
• 4 Lumbricals
• 8 Interossei
• Short Muscles of the Thumb
• Short Muscles of the Little Finger

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15
Q

Arteries of the Palm:

A

• Ulnar and Radial Artery
• Superficial and deep palmar arches
• Digital arteries

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16
Q

Veins of the Palm:

A

Superficial palmar venous arch
Deep palmar venous arch

17
Q

Lymph Drainage of the Palm:

A

• Medial side of the hand → Supratrochlear nodes → Lateral axillary nodes
• Lateral side of the hand → Infraclavicular nodes → Lateral axillary nodes

18
Q

Nerves of the Palm:

A

• Median and Ulnar Nerves

19
Q

• Radial Artery → Dorsal digital arteries
• Dorsal Venous Arch (or Network)
• Superficial branch of the radial nerve
• Posterior cutaneous branch of the ulnar nerve
• Insertion of the Long Extensor Tendons

A

THE DORSUM OF THE HAND

20
Q

Synovial Plane Joints:

A

• Intercarpal Joints
• Carpometacarpal and Intermetacarpal Joints

21
Q

Synovial Saddle Joint:

A

• Carpometacarpal Joint of the Thumb*

22
Q

Synovial Condyloid Joints:

A

• Metacarpophalangeal Joints*

23
Q

Synovial Hinge Joint:

A

• Interphalangeal Joints