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Muscles of Posterior Forearm: Superficial Muscles   Brachioradialis, Extensor carpi radialis longus, Extensor carpi radialis brevis, Extensor Carpi Ulnaris, Extensor Digitorum, Extensor digiti minimi  
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Mx of Pectoral Region   Pectoralis Major, Pectoralis Minor, Serratus Anterior  
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Extrinsic Back Muscles   Trapezius, Rhomboid Major, Rhomboid Minor, Levator Scapulae, Latissimus dorsi  
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Rotator Cuff   Subscapularis, Teres Minor, Infraspinatus, Supraspinatus  
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Not part of rotator cuff:   Teres Major  
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Intrinsic shoulder muscles   Deltoid; rotator cuff muscles; Teres Major  
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Muscles of Anterior Arm   Biceps brachii, Coracobrachialis, Brachialis  
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Muscles of Posterior Arm   Triceps Brachii  
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Muscles of Anterior Forearm: Superficial Muscles   Pronator Teres, Flexor Carpi Radialis, Palmaris Longus, Flexor Carpi Ulnaris, Flexor digitorum superficialis  
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Muscles of Anterior Forearm: Deep Muscles   Flexor Digitorum Profundus, Flexor pollicis longus, Pronator quadratus  
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Muscles of Posterior Forearm: Deep Muscles   Extensor indicis, Extensor pollicis longus, Extensor pollicis brevis, Abductor pollicis longus, Supinator  
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Hypothenar Muscles   Abductor digiti minimi, Flexor digiti minimi brevis, Opponens digiti minimi  
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Muscles of Central Compartment   Adductor pollicis, Lumbricals, Palmar interossei, Dorsal interossei  
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Superficial Muscles of Posterior Forearm:   Brachioradialis, ECRL, ECRB, ECU, extensor digitorum, extensor digiti minimi  
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Anterior forearm: Superficial compartment   Originate from medial epicondyle of humerus; Cross elbow  
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Anterior forearm: Deep compartment   Originate from shafts of ulna/ radius & inteross membrane; do not cross elbow  
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Superficial muscles of anterior forearm (lateral to medial)   Pronator teres, FCR, palmaris longus, FCU, FDS  
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Posterior forearm: Superficial compartment   Originate from lateral epicondyle; cross elbow  
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Posterior forearm: Deep compartment   Originate from ulna/radius &inteross membrane; do not cross elbow  
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Movements of the Anterior Forearm   Abduct/ adduct wrist; Flex wrist; Flex MCP/ IP joints; Pronate forearm  
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Movements of the Posterior Forearm   Abduct/ adduct wrist; Extend wrist; Extend MCP/ IP joints; Supinate forearm  
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Three compartments of hand muscles   Thenar (thumb); Hypothenar (little finger); Central (everything else)  
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Compression of median n. (as in carpal tunnel syndrome) causes:   atrophy of thenar eminence  
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Extensors digitorum & digiti minimi form what on dorsal digit surface?   Extensor hoods  
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Palmaris longus is absent in how many people?   15%  
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Flexor digitorum tendons: tendon of deeper muscle will:   cross more joints  
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Tendons of FDP pass through:   gap in FDS to reach distal phalanx  
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Flexor digitorum tendons: held tightly to digits with:   fibrous digital sheaths  
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Flexor digitorum tendons: Lubrication of tendons provided by:   synovial sheaths  
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Carpal tunnel: roof =   flexor retinaculum  
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Carpal tunnel: Walls/ floor =   carpal arch  
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Carpal tunnel contains 10 structures:   4 tendons FDS; 4 tendons FDP; 1 tendon FPL; Median n.  
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Extensor retinaculum: function   Holds tendons of extensors in place  
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Extensor retinaculum =   tendons surrounded by synovial sheaths  
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Common site of synovial (ganglionic) cysts   Extensor retinaculum  
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Medial epicondylitis is due to:   overpronation (golfers elbow)  
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Lateral epicondylitis is due to:   oversupination (tennis elbow)  
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Borders of cubital fossa   Lateral: brachioradialis mx; medial: pronator teres mx  
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Contents of cubital fossa   brachial artery; Median n.; median cubital vein.  
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Flexor retinaculum: proximal skin crease =   radiocarpal joint  
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Flexor retinaculum: distal skin crease =   proximal edge of FR  
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Carpals that articulate with radius =   Scaphoid & lunate  
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Most commonly injured carpals   Scaphoid (fracture) & Lunate (dislocation )  
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Movements of the Fingers   MCP joints: Flexion/ extension; Abduction/ adduction; IP joints: Flexion/ extension  
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Movements of the Thumb   Flexion/ extension; abduction/ adduction; opposition  
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Hand: location of muscles   All muscles on palmar (anterior) surface, none on dorsum  
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Condensation of deep fascia covering palm; anchored to skin =   Palmar aponeurosis  
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Thenar muscles: form the   thenar eminence (base of thumb)  
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Thenar muscles (3)   Abductor pollicis brevis; Flexor pollicis brevis; Opponens pollicis  
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Hypothenar Muscles: form the:   hypothenar eminence  
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Damage to ulnar nerve will cause:   atrophy of hypothenar eminence  
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Anatomical Snuff Box: location   Dorsolateral side of wrist/ hand  
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Anatomical Snuff Box: Lateral border =   extensor pollicis brevis & abductor pollicis longus  
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Anatomical Snuff Box: Medial border =   extensor pollicis longus  
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Anatomical Snuff Box: Floor =   scaphoid  
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Anatomical Snuff Box: Contents =   Radial artery  
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Avulsion injury of extensor digitorum tendon (usually extensor hood) =   Mallet finger  
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Thickening of conn tissue; eventually leads to contracture of digits =   Duputren contracture  
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Brachial a. branches into:   Ulnar a.; Radial a.  
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Ulnar and radial arteries form:   palmar arterial arches (Ulnar = superficial arch; Radial = deep arch)  
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Palmar arterial arches give off:   digital arteries  
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Where brachial a. bifurcates   just distal to cubital fossa  
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Position of superficial veins of forearm   Superficial to deep fascia  
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Dorsal venous network   = superficial veins of forearm (cephalic, basilic, median cubital)  
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Musculocutaneous n.: Motor   anterior arm  
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Musculocutaneous n.: Sensory   Lateral forearm  
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Median nerve: Motor   most of anterior forearm, thenar muscles of hand  
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Median nerve: Sensory   Lateral skin of hand  
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Ulnar nerve: Motor   1.5 muscles anterior forearm, most muscles of hand  
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Ulnar nerve: Sensory   medial skin of hand  
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Radial nerve: Motor   posterior arm & forearm  
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Radial nerve: Sensory   posterior arm, forearm, and hand  
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All shoulder mx (except trapezius) innervated by:   brachial plexus  
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Serratus anterior innervated by:   long thoracic n.  
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Anterior arm mx (biceps, coracobrachialis, brachialis) innervated by:   musculocutaneous n.  
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Triceps brachii innervated by:   radial n.  
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Innervation of anterior forearm   mostly median  
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Flexor carpi ulnaris innervation   ulnar n.  
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Flexor digitorum profundus innervation   1/2 from ulnar nerve, 1/2 from median n.  
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Posterior forearm innervation   All from radial n.  
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Thenar muscles innervation   All from median n.  
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Hypothenar muscles innervation   All from ulnar n.  
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Adductor pollicis mx innervation   ulnar n.  
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Lumbrical muscles innervation   Split: 1/2 from median, 1/2 from ulnar  
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Palmara interossei & dorsal interossei mx innervation   ulnar n.  
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Hand: Ulnar nerve: Motor   Hypothenar mx, Palmar/ dorsal interossei, Adductor pollicis, medial 2 lumbricals  
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Hand: Ulnar nerve: Sensory   Medial hand (dorsal & palmar)  
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Hand: Median nerve: Motor   Thenar muscles; Lateral 2 lumbricals  
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Hand: Median nerve: Sensory   Lateral hand  
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Radial n. innervation of hand   Sensory only to postero-lateral hand  
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