Upper Limb flashcards
361 flashcard decks by 228 users · Page 1 of 10
This Upper Limb page on GoConqr gathers user-made flashcards on the shoulder, forearm, wrist and hand. It offers university students recall practice and teachers ready-made revision material, with over 300 flashcard resources by more than 190 users, mostly at university level. Pick a region and explore a deck.
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- Bones of the Upper Limb71
- Joints of the Upper Limb33
- Shoulder Anatomy42
- Shoulder Muscles and Rotator Cuff47
- Axilla Anatomy7
- Arm Anatomy12
- Arm Muscles21
- Forearm and Elbow Anatomy19
- Forearm Muscles23
- Wrist and Hand Anatomy46
- Hand Muscles11
- Muscles of the Upper Limb49
- Brachial Plexus and Upper Limb Nerves24
- Blood Supply of the Upper Limb16
- Upper Limb Fractures26
Flashcards
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128 cardsSc13L03 The pectoral girdle and shoulder joints What (2) bones make up the pectoral or shoulder girdle?
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35 cardsUpper Limb Compartments
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173 cardsThe Hand and Neurology of the Upper Limb What is a precision grip?
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98 cardsForearm and Hand Which bone can be felt at the base of hypothenar eminence medially? Which tendon terminates here?
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167 cardsSc14L04 The hand
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129 cardsSc13L04 Muscles of the shoulder From what ribs does pectoralis minor arise?
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163 cardsSc13L02 General organisation of the upper limb (4) Components of the upper limb:
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116 cardsSc14L03 The wrist joint Identify: Ellipsoid joint formed by the radius + articular disc and the proximal row of carpal bones (scaph...
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114 cardsUL1
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128 cardsAnatomy-Antebrachium Boundaries of the Cubital Fossa
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97 cardsSc13L07 The forearm What structure divides the forearm into (2) compartments?
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57 cardsAnatomy sheets week 3 Difference between forearm and arm
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102 cardsAnatomy-Hands_Wrist anterior concavity of the carpus
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84 cardsUpper limb muscles What muscles are in the scapular sling?
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48 cardsUpper Limb Joints What are the 5 joints of the shoulder?
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78 cardsThe Wrist Joint What is another word for the wrist joint?
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78 cardsThe Axilla, Arm and the Cubital Fossa What is the axilla?
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89 cardsAnterior-flexor region of the upper limb What are the proximal attachments of the biceps brachii?
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76 cardsAnatomy UL What are the articulating surfaces of the sternoclavicular joint?
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78 cardsWrist and hand anatomy, pathologies, diagnoses, exams, treatments. Which styloid process is more distal?
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87 cardsLecture 9 Deltopectoral triangle boundaries
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49 cardsWrist and Hand What are the terms used to describe the structures of the wrist and hand?
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35 cardsNerve and blood supply of the upper limb What is the brachial plexus?
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27 cardsMuscles of the Forearm Anterior compartment layers (3) Function?
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30 cardsMuscles Part 2 Deltoid Anterior *
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49 cardsAnatomy Revision
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57 cardsNeuro Lab Test 2 4 walls of axilla
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53 cardsUntitled Innervation of Deltoid
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18 cardsMuscles
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31 cardsMuscles of the Forearm and Hand Pronator teres "Pass"
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17 cardsUpper Limb Anterior compartment of forearm - superficial muscles
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13 cardsBrachial Plexus What are the lumbricals? Which lumbricals are innervated by the median nerve? Ulnar nerve? What movement ar...
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12 cardsSession 4: The Axilla, Brachial Plexus & the Breast
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35 cardsLecture 15 forms floor of anatomical snuff box
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17 cardsMuscles of shoulder region Muscles involved in shoulder girdle elevation (and their innervation)
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13 cardsHand anatomy
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139 cardsSc14L05 The neurology of the upper limb
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66 cardsUpper Limb SWAY In detail, state what 2 bones form the glenohumeral joint?
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53 cardsSession 3: Forearm Name the 4 muscles in the superficial layer of the anterior forearm
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95 cardsMuscles of the Shoulder Where does the pectoralis minor muscle arise from relative to the ribs?
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About upper limb flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing upper limb flashcards
These decks let you work through questions and terms for a particular region. The Wrist Joint asks about joint types and structures, while The Hand and Neurology of the Upper Limb includes questions on grips. Muscles of the Forearm covers layers, functions and innervation.
Start with The Wrist Joint if you want a focused set of questions. For a wider region, The Axilla, Arm and the Cubital Fossa asks about the boundaries of the axilla and the structures passing through it.
Plan a recall session
Work through a deck and try to answer each card before checking it. Return to the cards you found difficult, then use another deck to practise a different region. Teachers can select a deck for students to use in revision.
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Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
The Wrist Joint is a focused starting point if you want to revise one joint. Its questions cover the type of joint and the structures that make it up. If you would rather practise muscles, Muscles of the Forearm asks about layers, functions and innervation.
What do the upper limb flashcards cover?
The page lists decks on regions from the shoulder to the hand, as well as muscles, joints, nerves and blood supply. For example, The Hand and Neurology of the Upper Limb includes questions on grips, while The Axilla, Arm and the Cubital Fossa covers the axilla and structures passing through it.
Are these flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.