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  1. 1Innervation of DeltoidAxillary nerve, C5-C6
  2. 2Attachments of DeltoidClavicle, acromion, spine of scapula to deltoid tuberosity
  3. 3Muscles of scapula elevationTrapezius and levator scapulae
  4. 4Muscles of scapula depressionPec minor and lower traps
  5. 5Muscles of scapula protractionSerrautus anterior and Pec minor
  6. 6Muscles of scapula retractionRhomboids and trapezius
  7. 7Muscles of rotator cuffSupraspinatus, infraspinatus, Teres minor, Subscapularis
  8. 8Rotator cuff innervationSuprascapular nerve to supra and infraspinatus
    Axillary nerve to teres minor
    Subscapualr nerve to subscapularis
  9. 9Arm adductorsCoracobrachialis
    Pec major
    Latissimus dorsi
  10. 10Interesting features of the clavicleHas no medulla
    Is the first bone to ossify in the foetus
  11. 11Pec major insertionsClavicle, sternum, ribs to bicipital groove of humerus
  12. 12Lat. dorsi insertionsRibs 8-12, T7-sacrum, iliac crest to bicipital groove of humerus
  13. 13Arm abductorsSupraspinatus
    Deltoid
  14. 14Biceps insertionsLong head tendon continuous with glenoid labrum, short head coracoid process, insertion into radial tuberosity
  15. 15Joints of pro/supination of elbowRadio ulnar:
    Proximally radial notch on ulnar
    Distally ulnar notch on radius
  16. 16Muscles of elbow supinationBiceps
    Supinator
  17. 17Muscles of elbow pronationPronator teres
    Pronator quadratum
  18. 18Risks of supracondylar elbow fractureDamage to brachial artery
  19. 19Course of ulnar nerve at elbowPosterior to medial epicondyle of humerus
  20. 20Causes and deficit of Erb's palsyCauses: shoulder dystocia, clavicle #, head/shoulder trauma
    Deficit C5/6, waiters tip, paralysis deltoid/brachialis/biceps/supra &infraspinatus
  21. 21Causes and deficit Klumpkes palsyCauses: traction on abducted arm
    Deficit: T1, claw hand, numb inner arm wasting small muscles of hand
  22. 22Deficit of radial nerve injury 1. Mid humeral shaft 2. #/Dislocation radial head1. Wrist drop, 1st web space anaesthesia
    2. Wrist extension maintained, (ECRL intact)
  23. 231. Innervation to Serratus anterior 2. Deficit with injury1. C5/C6/C7, long thoracic nerve
    2. Scapula winging
  24. 24Deficit with axillary nerve injuryLoss of deltoid abduction and "captains badge" sensation
  25. 25Innervation to Biceps/Brachialis/CoracobrachialisMusclulocutaneous nerve
  26. 26Course of the radial nerve in the armInitially behind axillary artery
    Posteriorly between long and med triceps
    Accompanied by profunda brachii artery
    Runs in spiral groove posterior humerus
    Enters ant. compartment low 1/3 humerus
    Post interosseus given off at lat. epicondyle
  27. 27Muscles supplied by radial nerve properB.E.A.T. =
    Brachoradialis
    ECRL&B
    Anconeus
    Triceps
  28. 28Muscles supplied by posterior interosseousSupinator
    Abductor pollicis longus
    Remaining extensors
  29. 29Sensory supply of the median nerveradial 3 1/2 digits and radial palm
  30. 30Motor supply of the median nerveFlexors (except FCU and ulnar FDP)
    Thenar eminence - OPB, AbPB, FPB
    Radial 2 lumbricals
  31. 314 cubital fossa contents from medial to lateral1. Pronator teres
    2. Median nerve
    3. Brachial artery
    4.Biceps tendon
  32. 32Supracondylar elbow # potential nerve deficitMedian nerve
    loss of forearm pronation
    weak wrist flexion, ulnar deviation
    Loss of sensation palm and radial 3 1/2 digits
  33. 33Contents of carpal tunnel, superficial to deepFlexor retinaculum
    FDS tendons
    FDP tendons
    Median nerve
    (FCR in separate sheath)
  34. 34Guyon's canalPath of ulnar nerve and artery superficial to the carpal tunnel
  35. 35Ulnar nerve injury 1. #/Dislocation medial epicondye 2. At wrist1. Radial wrist deviation
    2. Claw hand, sensory loss ulnar 1 1/2 digits
  36. 36Features of synovial sheath infection2nd, 3rd 4th will be confined to digits
    1st and 5th may spread to palm
  37. 37Upper limb venous drainageDorsal venous network
    Basilic and Cephalic
    Axillary
  38. 38Upper limb arteriesAxillary (thoracic and circumflex branches)
    Brachial
    Radial and Ulnar
    Palmar arches
  39. 39Radial nerve rootsC5,6,7,8,T1
  40. 40Median nerve rootsC6,7,8,T1
  41. 41Ulnar nerve rootsC7,8 T1
  42. 42Tinnels signTapping on ulnar nerve as it passes behind med. epicondyle at elbow causes tingling
  43. 43Ulnar nerve motor supplyFCU,ulnar 1/2 FDP, interossei, medial 2 lumbricals, Adductor pollicis
  44. 44Anatomy of the extensor expansionDistal phalynx 2 lateral slips to base
    Middle phalynx central slip to base
    Proximal phalynx; extensor digitorum attachment, interosseus and lumbricals insertion
  45. 45Action of lumbricalsFlex MP joint
    Extend IP joint
  46. 46Flexes distal phalynxFDP
  47. 47Flexes middle phalynxFDS
  48. 48Complication of Scaphoid #AVN as blood supply enters distally
  49. 49Carpal bonesScaphoid
    Lunate
    Triquetrium
    Pisiform
    Trapezium
    Trapezioid
    Capitate
    Hammate
  50. 50Actions of interosseiDorsal: abduct (not thumb or little)
    Palmar: adduct (not middle)
  51. 51Axillary walls, anterior, posterior, medialAnterior: Pec major
    Posterior: Latissimus dorsi
    Medial: Serratous anterior
  52. 52Arterial supply to the breastAxillary through lat and acromiothoracic
    Internal mammary
  53. 53Ligaments maintaining breast positionCoopers ligaments, from deep fascia to dermis

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