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Name ant upper arm ant muscles   show
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How many muscles of flexor forarm and what are names?   show
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show FDProfundus, curls up all fingers, then need thumb flexed (F pollicis logis), then need to pronate- pronator quadratus. All innervated by median except ulnar 1 and 1/2 muscles FCU and FDP  
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show Ulnar: 1 and 1/2- Flexor carpi ulnaris and Flex dig profundus (ulnar half). Nerve is pinched between these 2 muscles.  
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show Medial half Lumbricles, opponens POLLICIS abducter POLLICIS & flexor POLLICIS all median others are all ulnar (PADS and DABS etc)  
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show 1. Brachioradialis- lateral epicondyle to radius-supinates but if wrist is pronated, it flexes elbow. 2. Ext carp rad longus and brev, 4. Ext digitorum all 4 fingers, 5. Ext Dig minimi, 6. Ext carpi ulnaris.  
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6 deep posterior muscles of arm   show
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How many muscles of the arm?   show
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show Upper lateral brachial cutaneous nerve (branch of axillary nerve that innervates lateral shoulder and skin over the deltoid muscle). Medial brachial brachial cutaneous n and intercostobrachial cutaneous nerves (upper medial arm), biceps is Mabc n  
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show SSn, axillary, branches of subscap and musculocutaneous (not usually) and supraclavicular  
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How many muscles in arm   show
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Does biceps brachii attach to humerus?   show
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show Ulna- causes flexion  
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Forarm muscles- 8   show
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show Flex dig profundus- does the tips Then flex thumb flex pol longus Then pronate with pronator quadratus  
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show 1/2 fdprofundus, FCU all else median  
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Lumbricals are?   show
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show 1/2 LOAF- lumbricles, opponens, abductor flexor pollisis  
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Extensor muscles forarm- how many?   show
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What are the 6 superficial muscles forarm?   show
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What are the 6 deep muscles of forarm? Order is going down arm   show
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What tendon resides in the carpal tunnel with the FDP and FDS’s?   show
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show Deep fibers- ECRB, superficial fibers- extensor digitorum  
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show <10mm- >13 is abnormal  
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show Pass through trapezius- through supraspinatous then through the transverse ligament into the suprascapular notch.  
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show Palmar cutaneous branch at radial side just prox to flexor retinaculum and cutaneous branch of ulnar  
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De quervans is where?   show
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show Scapholunate ligament  
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Suprascap nerve runs between these 2 notches   show
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show Obrien’s test- pain worse with resisted extension of pronated hand relieved with supination  
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show Speeds test 20/70 sens specificity- low diagnostic resist downward pressure against supinated hand  
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show Common extensor tendon- ECRB EDC ECU- crozens test 3rd digit test  
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PIN entrapment- which is the last muscle to recover?   show
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Medial epicondyle landmarks   show
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show Lumbricles from FDP  
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